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Jack for Bynum and Blake?


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I don't have a link but I heard on 610 am that this trade was being discussed.

What do you guys think? I would love to have Bynum even if we had to give up our top scorer.

when was this talked about? what exactly was the frame they were talking about? They heard it from sources close the bobcats, nba? Was likely, first stages, fantasy?

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when was this talked about? what exactly was the frame they were talking about? They heard it from sources close the bobcats, nba? Was likely, first stages, fantasy?

About an hour or so ago. They didn't give much detail and they also thought it was a bad trade but the guys on the drive said tie trade was being discussed. They also mentioned wallace for odom and arrest but I don't want anything to do with arrest.

I agree with you that giving up wallace for bynum would be sweet.

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As much as I like gerald, his game is being replicated by henderson and derrick brown. G-Force made his money by hustling, playing good -d, fast breaks, etc. Those things are being done by gerald henderson and he is a better leader. Mind you, g-force is a better rebounder, but i can give that up for bynum. bynum would give us the tools to bang with that big boy in orlando.

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As much as I like gerald, his game is being replicated by henderson and derrick brown. G-Force made his money by hustling, playing good -d, fast breaks, etc. Those things are being done by gerald henderson and he is a better leader. Mind you, g-force is a better rebounder, but i can give that up for bynum. bynum would give us the tools to bang with that big boy in orlando.

Bynum would give this franchise somehing its never had, a dominant big man.

If we did make this trade, we could take the top scorer available on the draft. I would love to get fredette from byu but he might go earlier than our pick

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LA has no need for Jackson and they have no depth at Center. No way they trade Bynum. Also Odom and Artest for Wallace makes me lol. Fantasy homer.

But, the only trade asset the lakers have is bynum. Everyone else is too old and locked into unattractive contracts. If the lakers were going to shake up the roster it is more than likely going to involve bynum.

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But, the only trade asset the lakers have is bynum. Everyone else is too old and locked into unattractive contracts. If the lakers were going to shake up the roster it is more than likely going to involve bynum.

I agree with that but they are going to want a big in return regardless if he is a starter or bench. All LA would have is Pau.

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I seriously wouldn't do it, because of who the trade is for. Jax is the best scoring option on the team, and giving him up for a Center who can't stay healthy, and for an aging PG who has never made it passed Sixth Man... That just doesn't cut it.

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