ratcliffja
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What does Bynum do in his spare time? He might be the most enigmatic player in the NBA today.
Other than injuring himself while bowling?
What does Bynum do in his spare time? He might be the most enigmatic player in the NBA today.
Barbosa just blew his knee.
Bill Simmons ‏@BillSimmons
What's worse than playing the Bobcats during the one game a year when Byron Mullens gets hot? Anything? Fine, a lot of things.
Simmons proving he doesn't watch much NBA again
So He really doesn't shoot sub 40% in real life?
Simmons proving he doesn't watch much NBA again
He has at least 2-3 good games a month
He has at least 2-3 good games a month
Rick Fox said:The fans are more passionate about this (Lakers) than he is.
Rick Fox said:I am not seeing a guy that wants to be here. What Howard is giving, isnt championship behavior.
Thats a loser mentality, Fox said in reference to Dwights complaining.
define good
More good games than Bynum this year
and yall hoped this man would carry your franchise post-Kobe?
and yall hoped this man would carry your franchise post-Kobe?
if Roy Hibbert played like a man on the offensive end with any kind of consistency, the possibilities for this Pacers club....
HELLLLLLLLLL NO. I never wanted Dwight. One good thing came from the Howard trade, not paying Bynum a 100 million.
Neither of those guys can lead our franchise. I'd rather have 4-5 years of crap until we find the next West, Magic, Kobe type player to draft.
Too many present and past super stars not putting up with ishI'm amazed that the drama with Dwight in LA is on a certain level worst than last year.
All it took was four months for Dwight to become heel.
He's only a bad guy in the eyes of Laker fans. He's a hero to Laker-haters... but for all the wrong reasons. Seriously though, I don't think making him the scapegoat for all of the team's problems will solve anything.
How often does that come along....
Sadly Laker fans have been spoiled by having the greatest of the greatest players not name Bill, MJ, Bird or Dream
West retired in 74 and Magic was drafted in 79..
Kobe was drafted in 96 the year Magic made his debut at SF..
They also had Baylor, Jabbar, Shaq and a few other huge names in those times.. So of course they just expect the next huge thing to just fall from the sky
Who else are they going to look at? The Lakers had more success with lesser talent last year.
yup as much as i like bass's mid range, id rather have green out there for his aggressive play on both ends. (did i really just write that?)Doc playing Bass to close out games. Good job costing the game playing a piss poor defender and mediocre offensive player.
The New Orleans Pelicans are going to have body paint jerseys and beads.
But that's my point, it can't always fall that way... can it? besides Shaq wasn't drafted, he was a trade, which a lot were hoping Dwight was going to be that guy.
yup as much as i like bass's mid range, id rather have green out there for his aggressive play on both ends. (did i really just write that?)
But that's my point, it can't always fall that way... can it? besides Shaq wasn't drafted, he was a trade, which a lot were hoping Dwight was going to be that guy.
As someone pointed out. West stopped playing in the early 70's. Less than a decade later we drafted Magic. Already had Kareem.
Magic played his last Finals season in 91, 5 years later we drafted Kobe. Roughly waited 10 years in between championships between those guys getting drafted. After Kobe retires, we'll have 7 years to draft the next great player, or make a draft day deal.
It's not about "expecting" people to fall out of the sky. Pretending like the Lakers have no idea what they're doing and are just "lucky" is about as crazy as thinking LA can get the next Magic every time they draft in the lottery.
But If Kobe retires in 2014 and we don't overpay Dwight and have a mediocre team, We should have 1 or 2 great players drafted or traded for before 2020.
All it took was four months for Dwight to become heel.