In mid-January, Andrew Bynum – the Laker’s only true big man – went down with an injury that was scheduled to keep him off the hardwood for eight weeks. Well, eight weeks have come and went, and still no Bynum. A couple of days ago, Phil Jackson was quoted as saying that Bynum wouldn’t be back until the playoffs. Now there’s word that he’ll be worked back into the rotation the last week… or two of the regular season. Whatever the case may be, it’s going to be hard to get Bynum back into playing shape and back into

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Baron Davis is at the altar, ready to cement his marriage to the Clippers. He’s just waiting for Elton Brand to join him.…

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The chest injury that knocked Michael Beasley out of his first practice with the Miami Heat could also sideline him for Monday’s anticipated summer league debut.…

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After four years with the Bulls, point guard Chris Duhon is moving on, verbally agreeing to a deal with the Knicks on Friday, according to Duhon and his agent, Kevin Bradbury.…

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In the LOS ANGELES TIMES, Chris Hine reports “Clippers center Chris Kaman could be headed to Beijing to compete in this summer’s Olympics — as a German. The 26-year-old Michigan native obtained German citizenship and will play for Germany’s national basketball team alongside Dallas Mavericks forward and German native Dirk Nowitzki in an Olympic qualifying tournament later this month, according to reports. ‘We’ll be stronger under the baskets with Chris,’ Nowitzki told the Associated Press.”…

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