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Lakers Nation > Blog > Lakers News > Early Season Grades for the Lakers
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Early Season Grades for the Lakers

Ramneet Singh
Published: 11/21/2010
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ANDREW BYNUM

Andrew Bynum has not played a single minute this season, and is expected to start playing around Christmas time.

Los Angeles Lakers' Andrew Bynum poses for photos during the basketball team's media day at Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo, California on Sept. 25, 2010. The Lakers will try to three-peat this season after winning back-to-back NBA championship titles. UPI/Jim Ruymen Photo via Newscom

For his efforts on the bench and his valuable high-fives to his teammates Bynum has earned an “A,” for his zero minutes on the court he has earned a “F.”

THEO RATLIFF

Theo Ratliff is an old NBA player, at the age of 37, and has not produced much for the Los Angeles Lakers.  Ratliff is averaging 1.6 rebounds per game and less than one point and one assist per game.

To make it worse, Ratliff is currently injured and will be out for four-to-six weeks.  So Theo Ratliff your grade for the season thus far is— a “D-.”

SASHA VUJACIC

The Machine has not had a very productive season, and has been in Phil Jackson’s “Doghouse” for a while.

Sasha Vujacic is averaging 2.1 point per game and under one assist and one rebound per contest.  For his less than spectacular play, Vujacic deserves a “D.”

LUKE WALTON

Luke Walton has been plagued with injuries for most of last season, and has not been 100% for this season. Walton has been subbed in for a few  games, but he has not been very productive.

Walton has earned a “D-” for his less-than flashy numbers

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Ramneet is a Staff Writer for Lakers Nation and has been contributing his thoughts on the Lakers and the NBA since 2010. Follow Ramneet on Twitter @Ramneet24.
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