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M Dogg™:
New York post, so take with a grain of salt

http://www.fannation.com/truth_and_rumors/view/143530-source-lakers-to-offer-bynum-for-bosh?eref=sihp

A Lakers source told me the team had its sights set high, as usual, and planned to target the possible acquisition of Chris Bosh when it got closer to the 3 p.m. Feb. 18 trade deadline, and the Raptors might be more likely to move their Olympian/All-Star while still entitled to compensation. My source believes the Lakers will offer Andrew Bynum for Bosh (if they haven't done so already) well before the deadline expires.

New York Post


http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2010/01/tweet-of-the-day-----mark-medina----follow-the-la-times-lakers-blog-on-twitter.html

On a post detailing Kobe Bryant's high volume of shots the last two games, none of the initial comments regarded the Mamba's latest shooting woes or his right-index-finger injury.

But that's perfectly understandable. Instead, all the comments were in relation to a possible  Andrew Bynum trade for the Toronto Raptors' Chris Bosh. Now, all the Lakers need to do is find a way to get LeBron James, and Lakers fans should be set.

The New York Post story, reported by longtime NBA writer Peter Vecsey, cited a Lakers source indicating the team is trying to acquire Bosh before the Feb. 18 trade deadline:

    "In itself, the one-for-one swap is impossible to make. Bynum's "base year" essentially allows L.A. to take back but half of his salary this year ($12.5M). Of course, that restriction is lifted when next year's salary ($13.7M) activates come July 1, at which time a sign-and-trade transaction would be feasible."

With Bosh set to be a free agent next summer, Vecsey suggests the Raptors' likelihood of protecting "its principal asset" might be "impractical," giving Toronto reason to believe that if Bosh's departure is inevitable, they may as well get something for it. And the reason Bynum appears to be the most realistic choice for the Lakers? Vecsey describes the other options --- Sasha Vujacic (one year left at a reported $5.475 million), Jordan Farmar and Adam Morrison (both free agents next summer) --- as "marginal goods".

An e-mail from Toronto team President Bryan Colangelo to Vecsey stating he is "not actively seeking a deal or discussing Bosh with any team, much less the Lakers" suggests the team is waiting for others to make offers and then follow suit.

Chamillitary Click:
i thought Bynum was untouchable & was on pace to being the next Wilt Chamberlian. :laugh:

Teddy Roosevelt:

--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 10, 2010, 06:53:04 PM ---i thought Bynum was untouchable & was on pace to being the next Wilt Chamberlian. :laugh:

--- End quote ---
You obviously thought wrong.

S P I C E:
If this happens then I am officially done with the NBA lol.  The Gasol trade was already fraudulent enough, we don't need another team to come and help LA like this again.

Chamillitary Click:
there has to be some sort of rule that two gold medal winners can't be on the same team lol.

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