2012-2013 Andrew Bynum Player Tracker Thread

[Pitty]

0 GP, 0.0 PPG, 0.0 RPG, 0.0 BPG, 0.0 SPG Salary: 16.89 Million (2012)



Making this thread because it doesn't look like it will be very hard to keep up throughout the season.

O/U 25 games played this year?

 

Sixers have a great front office guise

 

[Jayrock]

I'll take the over, since he played 60 games last year.

 

[ralaw]

@SpearsNBAYahoo: Sixers Andrew Bynum to resume normal bball activity Dec. 10. Another 1-4 weeks needed for conditioning, training and practice before playing

 

[Pitty]

He's like a child rapist up for parole, maybe he'll play, but he always just gets sent back to rehab. This has been the news for the past 4 months, that he needs a perpetual 3-4 weeks of additional rest.

 

[Pitty]

I'll take the over, since he played 60 games last year.

Well you can strike the 25 or so games he'll have missed when he gets back in late December.

 

[Jayrock]

Well you can strike the 25 or so games he'll have missed when he gets back in late December.

You're the dumbass who made the thread title "2011-2012", so I already won.

 

[Pitty]

You're the dumbass who made the thread title "2011-2012", so I already won.

Whoa, edit exists you derple herp.

 

[ralaw]

When he is playing and his head is on straight I like Bynum, but his problem is that he has gimpy knees and usually is pretty immature. It is too bad, because Philly really has plans to build around him. The Lakers dumped him at the perfect time.

 

[Pitty]

When he is playing and his head is on straight I like Bynum, but his problem is that he has gimpy knees and usually is pretty immature. It is too bad, because Philly really has plans to build around him. The Lakers dumped him at the perfect time.

Collins is usually pretty good at keeping heads on straight, I can understand the front office wanting to make a big splash to offload Brand and Iguodala, but if he plays less than half the season and walks after 2012, the front office is going to look like a bunch of morons.

 

[ralaw]

Collins is usually pretty good at keeping heads on straight, I can understand the front office wanting to make a big splash to offload Brand and Iguodala, but if he plays less than half the season and walks after 2012, the front office is going to look like a bunch of morons.

I really don't think he leaves Philly, because they are giving him everything he wants (#1 option, winning team, etc) The issue will be that in order to keep him Philly will probably have to give him a max deal or close to it. I doubt other teams will throw big money at him if he misses a large portion of the season.

 

[ryne candy]

too much time on his hand....

 

[Mogriffjr]

I'm afriad to give that man the keys to the franchise...

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

I've never been a fan of Bynum. ralaw nailed most of the reasons. It's never good when big men have such a long injury history at such a young age, plus he's mentally fragile.

Also, his high school girlfriend was fat & ugly, so obviously he lacks confidence. /Moneyball

 

[Rudi]

 

[Rudi]

We should just change this to Bynum's Perm Weave Fro Tracker.

:bynum:

 

[Obst]

Even if he never plays a game for us, we got rid of Iguodala's terrible contract and would have cap room in the offseason. Still a good trade.

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

Rotoworld

The Sixers fear that Andrew Bynum has done additional damage to his knees by bowling recently, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst.

The news keeps getting worse for the Sixers, whose theoretical franchise center has yet to play a game in their uniform. Bynum admitted to reporters that he recently suffered a "setback" and had "weakened cartilage" in both of his knees, so presumably the Sixers have linked that setback to his bowling. It's weird, it's disappointing, and the story is still developing, so check back soon for an update.

 

[Rudi]

 

[A Tasty Burgerr]

 

[Pitty]

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