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07:40 AM ET 10.25 | An already dinged-up Sixers roster won't be seeing Andrew Bynum on the court any time soon, either. An optimist would look at Wednesday's news and say that, while Bynum has had knee troubles in the past, this is a particular injury and the team is just practicing caution in delaying his return. A pessimist would wonder whether the Sixers invested a lot of money in a player who can't seem to stay healthy. Bynum and his new organization are positive this is nothing more than a bump in the road, though the 7-footer hasn't been running or doing any basketball-related activities. "Every day that he is not here on the court diminishes his chances of being there for the opener," [general manager Tony DiLeo said].

Andrew Bynum, Getty Images

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October 25, 2012 08:23 AM ET

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Are the Sixers the only ones not to see this coming?

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October 25, 2012 09:24 AM ET

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Again, Bro?

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October 25, 2012 09:27 AM ET

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Looking more and more like the Lakers stole Howard

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October 25, 2012 09:41 AM ET

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Even if bynum wasn't injury prone he is not better then dwight. Bynum healthy at best will give you 18-20 a game like dwight and bynum is supposaly a better offensive player. But dwight is a game changing defensive monster. Bynum is not as good as howard imo.

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October 25, 2012 09:57 AM ET

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Originally posted 09:43 AM ET 10.25 by MMAFan

The Lakers definitely got a major upgrade. Even being injured most of the year Howard still lead the league in rebounds. He comes to play hard every night.

They definately did. Lakers don't even need dwight to be a big offensive threat. If he plays his usual defensive player of the year way, lakers are the only team that has a legit shot to beat miami. Sadly said by a knicks fan.....

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October 25, 2012 09:58 AM ET

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Originally posted 09:42 AM ET 10.25 by MMAFan

We have 19 year old legit 7 footer now. He's not a Dwight or a Bynum but I think he's going to become a legit double/double center and that's good enough for now because he is healthy. Last night he managed 16/9 against Memphis big front line so I'm happy with what we have.

who you talking about??

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October 25, 2012 10:14 AM ET

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The LA move looks better and better. Feel bad for Bynum. Injuries suck.

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October 25, 2012 10:54 AM ET

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Originally posted 09:43 AM ET 10.25 by MMAFan

The Lakers definitely got a major upgrade. Even being injured most of the year Howard still lead the league in rebounds. He comes to play hard every night.

Most definitely an upgrade. I still like Bynum, and I think he will be fine in Philadelphia, but the Lakers definitely upgraded themselves in picking up Howard.