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| Gani Lawal |
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| - Ability to get to free throw line | | - Ability to establish position in post | | - Budding/basic back to basket game | | - Excellent hands | | - Turnaround jumper | | - Ability to contest shots | | - Activity level | | - Lateral quickness | | - Post defense | | - Competitiveness | | - Role-player potential | | - Athleticism | | - Solid frame | | - Wingspan | | - Offensive rebounding | | - Rebounding tools | | WEAKNESSES: |
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| - Ability to face the basket | | - Advanced post moves | | - Footwork/Post-moves | | - Defensive fundamentals | | - Lacks significant polish | | - Got by on instincts at college level | | - Passing out of post | | - Free throw shooting | | - Mid-range Jumper | | - Shooting mechanics | | Recent Tweets |
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| All Tweets | Good pick by Phoenix taking Gani Lawal. Could be the next Lou Amundson for them. 21, rebounds well. Solid athlete. Nice one Griff.
2010-06-24 22:17:01 | Portland moves up to #34 in exchange for cash. My guess is they're going after either Gani Lawal or Trevor Booker at that spot.
2010-06-21 16:29:04 | 1st workout was Gani Lawal, Tiny Gallon, Terrico White, Dominique Jones, Jordan Crawford and Armon Johnson. Probably about 15 teams there.
2010-05-24 12:17:00 | NBA agent Andy Miller of ASM Sports informs us he's signed James Anderson, Craig Brackins, Gani Lawal and Stanley Robinson as clients.
2010-04-20 17:48:05 | Yes. Always an issue. But also maybe seen enough? RT @SIPabloTorre: Not too intrigued by Gani Lawal (or not enough room in 140 characters?)
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