Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Andrew Bynum" in English language version.
Are you kidding me? Andrew Bynum? F—ing ship his ass out.
An MRI exam Monday pushed his layoff into the range of eight to 12 weeks, based on the torn medial collateral ligament it revealed.
But come on: Bynum should always assume his health is worse than he thinks.
In Tuesday's 103–89 win over the Washington Wizards, Bynum had an eerily similar line – 17 minutes, 1-of-5 from the field, seven points, four rebounds and two blocks.
Twenty-eight minutes is probably ideal for him. That's going to be maybe a help to help anything that could happen accidentally but you can't tell when an accident can happen out there, when someone can get hurt. But, limiting the time can take the risk out of it a little bit.
The player efficiency rating (PER) is a rating of a player's per-minute productivity.
Kidd confirmed that his agent, Jeff Schwartz, has talked to Nets management about moving him by the Feb. 21 trade deadline, but he categorized the conversation as a continuation of something that started last All-Star break, when the Nets nearly dealt him to the Los Angeles Lakers for a package of players that included Lamar Odom and Kwame Brown. The sticking point was that Nets president Rod Thorn wanted Andrew Bynum and the Lakers refused.
There was the infamous video by the self-described Kobe Video Guys, when Bryant profanely vented to a couple of men at a Newport Beach shopping mall, who happened to be recording it, about the Lakers holding on to Andrew Bynum when they could have dealt him for Jason Kidd.
He could've repaired the knee immediately after last season, but he postponed it to travel – to see the soccer World Cup in South Africa and then vacation in Europe, as he had the previous summer.
No, it was not a real professional offseason by Bynum, who acknowledges that his doctor told him in advance that he would do more repair to the knee if he found sufficient reason once surgery began.
Although he felt strong in some games and pained in others, he gritted his way through all 23, averaging 8.6 points and 6.9 rebounds while earning his teammates' respect.
He could've repaired the knee immediately after last season, but he postponed it to travel – to see the soccer World Cup in South Africa and then vacation in Europe, as he had the previous summer.
No, it was not a real professional offseason by Bynum, who acknowledges that his doctor told him in advance that he would do more repair to the knee if he found sufficient reason once surgery began.
But come on: Bynum should always assume his health is worse than he thinks.
