6'10 Sf who can pass,handle the ball and create his own shots,do you think LO a great sf again this season??

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6'10 Sf who can pass,handle the ball and create his own shots,do you think LO a great sf again this season??

Like when he played with Brand for LAC? His size and length should create trouble for any other sf in the league. He is in the final year of his contract and has to perform well to get a good deal next season. He will have a lot of pressure taken off him with Bynum and GAsol and Kobe being the top options but LO can slash and create. They should be a great defensive team with Kobe, the best defensive sg in the League, Bynum is huge and one of the biggest Cs and shot block leaders. Fisher hustles and locked down D. william and Parker and LO will be trouble because of his size. Also Ariza is healthy and Mihm is too. Mihm is a big boy who will help Bynum and gasol down low. Then LA has sharp shooters like Vlad ad sasha off the bench as well as farmar who is quick and can slash and shot. I cant see anyone beating LA. They took the West so easy this year, minus their C with Gasol outmatched at C against KG and Perkins. Gasol isnt ans has never been a C

Answer 1

A 6'10 guy who cant rebound or go into the post. He can't shoot well enough. He only made 2 threes the whole playoffs. He's lucky he's got the mvp on his team

Answer 2

Los Angeles Lakers Starting Lineup:

PG: Fisher (Perhaps Farmar later on. Fisher will definitely understand that the Lakers have to get Farmar experience. Farmar has Tony Parker-esque ability, perhaps even more. Farmar is gritty and tough [Did you see him get into PJ Brown's face in the playoffs? PJ Brown! A center] Farmar has super star potential and it's better that he plays with Kobe.)

SG: Kobe Bryant (No question)

SF: Lamar Odom (I believe the Lakers should at least try this for half a season. If Lamar Odom is not living up to his potential by the Break, then they should shop him. But honestly, I think they should keep him and work his *** out on Defense because he's kind of soft if not really soft)

PF: Pau Gasol (This is Pau's more comfortable position. He's 7'0" but he just doesn't have the strength to go up against the big time centers. He's more suited for Power Forward. He HAS to move to power forward with Bynum coming back.)

C: Andrew Bynum (This kid is a future All Star and, if he stays healthy, he could become extremely dominant. Though I wished he would have gained some playoff experience and also experiencd a full season so that he can get his body ready. But, seriously, Phil Jackson is one of the greatest coaches; he'll know how to get Bynum ready.

Key Reserves:

PG: Jordan Farmar (Like I said before, the kid's Tony Parker-esque player with better defense. He should get at least a couple of starts because he's the future of this franchise)

SG: Sasha "The Machine" Vujacic (Sasha can become one of the greatest shooters if he could just have better shot selection. But when he's hot, the other team pretty much has to guard him. It makes it worse if he's hot with Kobe Bryant on the floor as well, causing matchup and double team problems)

SF Trevor Ariza (Another kid who can become a fantastic roleplayer. He started the season at small forward but his injury kept him out. He has excellent defense and flush it on you with one or two hands [erm... Grant Hill posterized]. What he HAS to work on is his shooting, but he displayed some shooting improvements in the Finals)

SF Vladimir Radmanovic (Ugh...He's a good shooter but plays NO defense. He's a role player, not a starter by any means.)

SF Luke Walton (Could be a pretty good pesky defender if he bulked up. He once was a good shooter, but I don't know what happened, man.)

Future?

SG: Joe Crawford (J-Craw could end up stealing Coby Karl's spot in my opinion.)

Key Free Agents?

Robert "Tractor" Traylor (A big body who could replace Ronny Turiaf.)

RONNY!!!!!!!! Why did you have to leave!?!?!??

Man I'm gonna miss Ronny on the sideline dancing.

Answer 3

He'll Always Be Average  

Answer 4

yup yup lakers 09 baybee

Answer 5

I agree with you. My prediction? Los Angeles Lakers -- 2009 NBA Champions.