Andrew Bynum

[milohimself]

Didn't know where else to put this, so...

 

[n_huffhines]

Lmao

 

[TennesseeFan07]

I'm so glad the Lakers traded him.

 

[Kingston Vol]

Maybe the best big in the league. Maybe the most clumsy person on the planet.

 

[TOP]

Reported that he might be out for the season.

 

[Mr_Henley]

He's a walking injury report.

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

Maybe the best big in the league. Maybe the most clumsy person on the planet.

Purty much......

 

[n_huffhines]

Dwight Howard isn't exactly fitting in offensively in LA (is it his back?), but I still don't understand why people say Bynum is the better offensive player. I heard an LA sports radio guy going off about it yesterday. It doesn't make any sense.

Bynum's best scoring season was:

18.7 ppg and .594 TS%

Howard's had 3 seasons that completely trump those two figures. What is this infatuation with "scoring versatility". Why isn't it just about scoring efficiency and frequency?

Say you're a coach. If you're setting your roster for tonight's game would you rather have a center who will go 10/16, all dunks, or a center who will go 8/16, and score in a variety of ways?

It seems like a no-brainer to me, but when evaluating talent this is not how the basketball establishment thinks.