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ANDREW BYNUM, LOS ANGELES LAKERS
Bynum was on the verge of stardom, averaging a double-double and leading the league in field goal percentage, before a knee injury ended his season. The 7-foot center is back to finish the job.
DEVIN HARRIS, NEW JERSEY NETS
Harris was beginning to blossom last season in Dallas. With Richard Jefferson gone and Vince Carter in decline, he has the freedom to expand his game in New Jersey.
JOSÉ CALDERÓN, TORONTO RAPTORS
He put up all-star numbers starting in place of T.J. Ford last season. With Ford in Indiana, Calderón doesn't have to share the ball and could lead the league in assists.
AL HORFORD,
ATLANTA HAWKS
The 6-10 Horford made a serious run at rookie of the year and had an impressive playoff performance against Boston last season. Though undersized, his fierce competitiveness should take him to the next level.
