Harsh Critique

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So, how did Lamar Odom's trial run at point forward go Tuesday night? Apparently the Lakers won't be cutting him much slack as he adjusts to his new role (s).

``Fair to middlin, maybe even poor,'' assistant coach Kurt Rambis said after Tuesday's exhibition loss to the Utah Jazz. ``He didn't seem focused out there.''

When told of Rambis' assessment, Odom tried to laugh it off and seemed to take it in stride.

``It's the first game of the year, ain't nobody want to score a career high the first game of the year,'' he said. ``There's no need to be frustrated. He's my coach. Coach is always right.''

Teammate Kobe Bryant got a good chuckle too.

``Sheesh, it's one preseason game,'' Bryant said. ``(Lamar's) fine.''

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