Is Andrew Bynum the difference between L.A. Lakers winning and losing NBA Title?
Andrew Bynum said the swelling in right knee is the most it has been since he initially tore the cartilage April 30, but he is confident he will be back in action Sunday night for Game 5 of the NBA Finals. “It’s a little bit frustrating, but I’m going to play on Sunday, play hard on Sunday,” Bynum said after he played just 1:50 of the second half in the Lakers’ Game 4 loss to Boston. Link HoopsVibe’s Very Quick Call: I see the difference. You see the difference. The world sees the difference. The Los Angeles Lakers are a different team with Andrew Bynum playing -even if he’s nowhere near full health. The young seven-footer anchors the middle with his length and size, which allows Pau Gasol to play the four-spot, his natural position, and embarrass opponents with his creative post moves and wonderful skill-set. Consider Bynum’s impact in the NBA Finals. With Bynum, the Lakers physically dominate the Celtics. Without him, the opposite occurs -the Celtics assert their will on the Lakers,
