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Emulating, not emulated....
lmemulatedao!!!All of his lines come from movies
"Go back and your mother some more" is from Stand by Me
"Tired old bag" is from Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead
Emulating, not emulated....
lol never grew up
Prokhorov is probably salivating
Bynum is richer than all of you combined...if you included Kool in the ST pool numbers then we'd beat him
What a ing head case. The fact that Phil Jackson was able to get anything out of this piece of proves how good he was at managing egos.
Bynum's drive went to after he left LA, just like Odom. They both had this idea that they were part of a team, but learned the hard way that they were just a means to an end. Pau learned this earlier than both those coons and has been ting on Laker dreams since. He learned he could with them more by remaining there than by leaving.
and who taught him that....David Stern?
Trade him for Splitter and someone else. The Spurs fans desesperatedly needs a big in the team...
...the one they got now can't make layups.
And Luva...
To one one's surprise really. This guy showed strides of lazyness years ago with the Lakers.
Cant believe this guy got rich off being injured all of his career.
Hopefully he'll blow through all that money and be broke within 3 years.
Not really, Thread. We got Dwight for Bum Bynum straight up. Just think what we could have gotten for him when all these suckers thought he was the next coming of Kareem. We sold low when me and Kobe was trying to sell high.
Hey there, Hindsight.
He had ONE good year in 2012 though, he was arguably the best Center in the league that season. I miss that dude. 19 and 12 with 2 blocks per game. He also had a very solid post game and he's one of the 3 players in the league history to put up 10 blocks in a playoff game along with Mark Eaton(averaged 5.6 blocks PER GAME for an entire season, he played 82 games as well) and Hakeem. The boy had a lot of talent. It's a shame that he never took the game seriously.
Still, he retires with 2 NBA Championships and an all-star appearance to his name. I guess him winning 2 les took the drive away. Imagine a healthy Bynum. Kareem put everything into this kid, and he actually has the skillset that very few centers ever did. He just doesn't give a .
Why, because that's what Media says? Nothin' but rats & vultures.
LMAO, Laker fans
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I'd take him in a minute. I bet he would love to be back in L.A., and would be motivated to play - Would just need to do a medical eval. Cavs are trying to trade the guy because after they cut him, they get nothing. Very smart.
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According to Bill Simmons, Bynums contract is structured in such a way that hes playing his hand perfectly so he ends up in Miami or the Clippers.
^He cannot play with the pain.
I always think of Sandy Koufax and his inability to play with it. He had to take such heavy pain killers in order to function that he couldn't live a life worth living and finally walked away.
Does this mean.......we got to put him to sleep pa?
He would come off the bench for the Clippers, and probably get limited minutes and be rested a lot during the regular season, tbh....
You have to get over your myopia to the other side of the hallway there at Staples and look to winning the last game played in June.
And Bynum playing decently off the bench would help a lot in reaching that goal, tbh....
You're wrong, but, nothing will stop you or the Clippers. Just a waste of time.
Stop it, idiot. Haven't I told you this guy is a loser. You've already got a team full of em.
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