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Better production than Hibbert in half the time. An healthy and focused Bynum is better than Hibbert on both ends of the floor.
Andrew is scheduled to play basketball for the first time since December.
He played tonight 16 min and scored 8 pts.
Andrew said he was working out hard to get back on the floor.........
Better production than Hibbert in half the time. An healthy and focused Bynum is better than Hibbert on both ends of the floor.
a healthy Bynum is easily the best big in the league tbh.
Not on the defensive end ite. He's much more polished than any big man not named Duncan & Gasol in the league.
Hibbert is basically a Duncan lite on D and he's nowhere near him on the offensive end.
Good to see Baby Drew back tbh.
Good for Bynum, tbh.
If he's healthy, motivated and has his together, he gives Indy a presence when Hibbert rests.
Not sure Heat can handle Roy and Bynum tbh.
We are gonna find out...
He looked terrible on d, constantly being put in pick and roll situations he was exposed. At one point rondo literally made him jump out of bounds on fake, but the guy hasn't played in months so that's expected.
However it's finally great to have a 7 footer that grab rebounds and dunks the ball. Hibbert is a defensive genius but his offense and rebounding leaves a lot to be desired, you can argue that he's challenging shots and that lance steals all his rebounds but I'd love to sea e in th reb numbers and Roy dunk the ball when he's under the rim.
Realistically tho the celtics are a small team so you expect no less from the biggest guy on the floor. Let's see if he keeps it up
Oh, we're doing this again? What is this, 2010?
Healthy Oden > Healthy Bynum
In theory only as we have never seen what a healthy Oden in or around his prime can do. We have, however seen a healthy & motivated Andrew Bynum dominate teams on both ends of the court.
Motivated Bynum was prime Daugherty good.
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