I don't see Bynum being an all-star in the next couple of years...
Andrew Bynum Talks Allot of Talk
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Posted September 14, 2008 - 10:53 PM
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Posted September 14, 2008 - 10:56 PM
I hope he comes out swinging this year. It'd be awesome to see that improvement he made last year become a regular development.
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Posted September 14, 2008 - 11:23 PM
I see him as being an All-Star as early as Next year.
in the west, apart from Yao, I can't think of a Center who is as good as he was last year.
Amare and Duncan are PFs . . Boozer is a stretch at Center, probably also a power forward. Chandler could be a dark horse. . as could Marcus Camby
the funny thing is that the odds are good that Yao will miss the AS game due to injury anyways.
All Star starter? not this year. . not if Yao is healthy.
All star though? yeah, i can see it.
in the west, apart from Yao, I can't think of a Center who is as good as he was last year.
Amare and Duncan are PFs . . Boozer is a stretch at Center, probably also a power forward. Chandler could be a dark horse. . as could Marcus Camby
the funny thing is that the odds are good that Yao will miss the AS game due to injury anyways.
All Star starter? not this year. . not if Yao is healthy.
All star though? yeah, i can see it.
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Posted September 15, 2008 - 08:54 AM
Having spoken to Bynum personally - he is more excited to come back than the fans are - and that is saying A LOT baby. He is confident and ready to go.
I can't wait fellas...
We've heard from Kobe, and now Andrew, who else? Where's Pau?
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