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Neither 7-footer is able to practice, and both will sit out Sunday's game against New Orleans -- Bynum because an elbow strain, Gasol because of a strained hamstring.
Because the healing process has been slow, Lakers center Andrew Bynum and forward Pau Gasol will miss another game.
- Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol out for Sunday's game vs. New Orleans (lakersblog.latimes.com)
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The Detroit Pistons live inside the Orlando Magic's collective head. This was very apparent in Detroit's 85-80 win on Tuesday night at the Palace. No Piston deserves more credit for this win than Will Bynum.
Bynum finished with 20 points, on 7-15 shooting, along with three rebounds. Bynum took a "Three Stooges" poke to the left eye from Marcin Gortat halfway through the fourth, which left him gripping his face as he was led to the trainers...
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From bleacherreport.com
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By Henry Abbott
The defending Eastern Conference champion Orlando Magic lost last night for the first time since the beginning of preseason, and it's not all that shocking.
Even though they were on the road, they outplayed the Pistons when their superstar, Dwight Howard, was in the game. But he was severely limited by foul trouble and then a shoulder injury.
But it's worth considering the Pistons' role. They have now officially started to...
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From myespn.go.com
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Strained right elbow will likely prevent Andrew Bynum from playing against Memphis.
Strained right elbow will likely prevent Andrew Bynum from playing against Memphis.
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From latimes.com
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An aggressive Will Bynum scored 10 of his 20 points in the final quarter, helping Detroit beat Orlando, 85-80, as the Pistons handed the Magic their first loss of the season.
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