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Alston is not a consistent scorer but he's had his moments. In game 4 against the Cavs, Alston had 26 points (6-12 from 3P) and was a big reason the Magic won that game. Plus, his penentration in the middle opens a lot up for the Magic. His weakness is his penchant for missing bunnies at the basket.Originally posted by: zerocool84
Originally posted by: Flipped Gazelle
Originally posted by: James3shin
By the way, LA and Orland met twice this year - LA lost both games.
Yeah, but in those games the Magic had a healthy Jameer Nelson, who scored something like 27 pts /game against LA.
If Odom plays well, the Lakers win. He's truly the wildcard, and when motivated and healthy he's better then Hedo and Rashard.
Gasol and Bynum (if reasonably healthy) will be much more of a challenge than Ilgauskus and Varejao.
Yea Alston is not a scorer.
Odom like you said is always the wildcard. Who knows when he's going to show up but when he does, he's unguardable. The only problem I see is Gasol guarding Lewis outside the post.