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J @ M @ L:
I was at a frat party at UCLA last night... and that fool Andrew Bynum was there dancing n shit... lol aint he supposed to be resting?

Hatesrats™:

--- Quote from: J @ M @ L on April 26, 2008, 01:57:25 AM ---I was at a frat party at UCLA last night... and that fool Andrew Bynum was there dancing n shit... lol aint he supposed to be resting?

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That is actually pretty good news right there..lol
thx for the update bro. (maybe he will play then sometime this Post Season...?)
word, back in the day I'd always be down there at them UCLA parties n' shit
during their O'Bannon bros. era (yeah, I'm getting old...lol)

Antonio_:

--- Quote from: 7even on April 25, 2008, 04:13:18 AM ---You guys are weird... everywhere else in sports, fans hate the neighboring team more than anybody else... some fans are going to beat themselves up literally because they are fans of neighboring teams.. and you guys be like it's a cali thing and bandwaggon around to whoever has the best team at the moment... LMAO
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I know what you're talking about. But to me it's not just a "Cali thing" (i hate the Kings and i don't support the Clippers. Plus like you know i'm from Italy, so..). It's more rap-oriented. I mean i listen to Bay Area music, so GSW are pretty cool to me cause they represent the Bay, that's it. And i listen to Bay Area music. I ain't a real supporter of them, but if my fav (and only) team (the Lakers) is eliminated from the P.O., i support them.

GangstaBoogy:
What happend with Ariza's ct scan?

GangstaBoogy:
Nevermind I found it...


--- Quote ---The Lakers' forward was cleared to begin some basketball-related activities and will be available to play at some point in the second round of the playoffs.

"A week from now, I can start doing a little bit of contact. And then a week later I can start playing," he said. "It's definitely good news."

A key defender at small forward, Ariza has been out since Jan. 20 because of a broken bone in his right foot. He is not allowed to dunk yet and can work only on individual skills such as shooting and dribbling over the next week.

An MRI exam Friday showed that the bone in his foot had healed to the point of being able to begin basketball exercises.
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I guess thats as good as it can get.

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