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Collins said watching Bynum go through a little practice only left him disappointed considering just how much the team's big plans have been ruined by Bynum's constant knee issues.
"He looked like a guy who hadn't played in nine months," Collins said. "I don't think any bells and whistles should be sent off that he's close to playing."
"It's amazing seeing him standing out there; he distorted the whole practice," Collins said. "You get visions of what might've been ... He's said that he's going to play, but this season is slipping away. We've got 24 games after (this weekend). We're eight (games) under .500, and we've got to play the Miami Heat four times."
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no really? you trade for damaged goods and are upset the goods are damaged
Shame. Hopefully he'll bounce back next year.
All jokes aside, it's beginning to look like Mitch knew what he was doing all along.
no really? you trade for damaged goods and are upset the goods are damaged
Yeah, even if they lose Dwight this was still a great trade IMO. We had to get rid of Andrew Bynum, I ing hated that POS underachiever
who knew the highlight of his life would be getting 30 rebounds in a regular season game.
Gave up the most, got back the least. Seems to be Philly's MO.
They were trying to trade Turner less than a year after thinking he was good enough to move Iggy for.
The student has become the teacher
Looks like half way through he just said it
at least his injuries are not fake im pretty sure. he's on contract year so there's no reason for him to feign some dumb injuries and sit out the whole season, only to kill his chance of getting a lucrative contract extension come the end of his current term. if he has to sit out the entire year when his contract is expiring, he must be indeed injured tbh. really bad luck for this mutha er
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