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Whats up with the obsession with Bynum from Spurs fans?
LOS ANGELES — The rehabilitation and return of Andrew Bynum has been an underlying theme to the Lakers’ season on two major fronts:
* How Bynum’s absence impacts the wear and tear on Pau Gasol, whose performance is suffering along with his left hamstring.
* How important it is for him to be healthy when the playoffs roll around.
But what about the longer view?
How many more seasons can the Lakers, as their core of Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom and Gasol head into their 30s, afford to play with a big man tied behind their back?
Bynum is the third-highest-paid Laker this season, at $13.8 million, and within 18 months, the Lakers will have to make a decision on whether to exercise the $16.8 million option on the final year of his contract or extend the deal beyond 2012-13.
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Whats up with the obsession with Bynum from Spurs fans?
Bynum to Lakers D-league team and Griffin called up.
he can be traded to the Grizzlies for Marc Gasol
if lakers accept some cheap bids for him they can have a deal anytime. however the Lakers still want something valuable for him despite the brittle isn't worth nothing but a big bowl of sewerage.
Lakers don't need to deal Bynum but they may want to reconsider how much he is really worth.
The day he signed his extension I said it was too much too soon. He definitely doesn't deserve $16.8M unless he plays healthy from the now til the end of the 2012 season.
Considering many of you LAL Bandwagon have to come to a SPURS board to learn news from the NBA...I was just doing my part to continue your education.You're Welcome.
I thought the same thing, especially since he had already shown a propencity for injury...
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