[Reg]

A Lakers source told me the team had its sights set high, as usual, and planned to target the possible acquisition of Chris Bosh when it got closer to the 3 p.m. Feb. 18 trade deadline, and the Raptors might be more likely to move their Olympian/All-Star while still entitled to compensation. My source believes the Lakers will offer Andrew Bynum for Bosh (if they haven't done so already) well before the deadline expires.
New York Post

[Hayter]

so much potential.. so little desire.. i say trade his ass, although when he comes to play, he can play. problem is, he doesn't come to play every night. his hook shot in the middle of the lane is almost automatic and they won't have a center that can match up with the stronger centers.

[Juan23]

...Bosh does play tougher.....

[Derelict]

I don't believe that Andrew Bynum is the problem.

Mr. Bryant is the cancer that's eating up the Los Angeles Lakers.

[Ricky]

Derelict, on 10 January 2010 - 08:40 PM, said:

I don't believe that Andrew Bynum is the problem.

Mr. Bryant is the cancer that's eating up the Los Angeles Lakers.

Yet without that cancer, Lakers die. Its more of symbiotic relationship

[Hayter]

rumor is that houston wants to send mcgrady for bosh.

[Chito]

Hayter, on 10 January 2010 - 09:47 PM, said:

rumor is that houston wants to send mcgrady for bosh.

Then hopefully the Bynum/Bosh rumor isn't true and probably just a way to get Bynum all hyped up to play his best?

[Juan23]

Hayter, on 10 January 2010 - 09:47 PM, said:

rumor is that houston wants to send mcgrady for bosh.

haha.trying to rip them off eh?

[Ricky]

Ugly trade. Bynum is 22 years old. Some Rookies are older than him, when his time comes, he'll be ready

[Nanizm]

You dont make wholesale changes on a championship team.

If any moves are made they need to be minor ones.

Bynum stays.

[Real Shalongest]

I would wrap Bynum up, and stick a bow on his forehead and personally deliver him to Canada.

[EOG]

while Bosh may play harder than Bynum i don't think Bosh is that much more talented than Bynum. it might be a wash but who knows. Bynum just looks more comfortable when he has the paint all to himself, without Pau in there.

[Nanizm]

Derelict, on 10 January 2010 - 08:40 PM, said:

Mr. Bryant is the cancer that's eating up the Los Angeles Lakers.

That is a cancer that every NBA would like to develop...a cancer with symptoms of winning, greatness and NBA championships.

[EOG]

yeah, cancers keep you from winning. Kobe's greatness enhances your chances.

[Chito]

Quote

"Ah, that's crazy," he said, smiling sheepishly. "I didn't know that."

According to this article, that was Bynum's reply when asked if he had even heard the rumor.

[Paul LA]

Forget about that non-sense. What they SHOULD do is use all that sign and trade bate. Anyone really besides Kobe, Ronron, Pau and Lamar and you go get Joe Johnson and sign him to a multi year. A Kobe and Joe Johnson back court is way better than any scenario here. Otherwise there's nothing you can do to get any better for longer.

[Juan23]

Good Analysis Paulito

[tgan69]

Reg, on 10 January 2010 - 06:20 AM, said:

A Lakers source told me the team had its sights set high, as usual, and planned to target the possible acquisition of Chris Bosh when it got closer to the 3 p.m. Feb. 18 trade deadline, and the Raptors might be more likely to move their Olympian/All-Star while still entitled to compensation. My source believes the Lakers will offer Andrew Bynum for Bosh (if they haven't done so already) well before the deadline expires.
New York Post

Bynum is the key 2 da future.leave him in la

[Nanizm]

Was that Peter Vesey that made the prediction....does anybody take his tip based on supposed inside information seriously.

[Juan23]

tgan69, on 12 May 2010 - 11:48 PM, said:

Bynum is the key 2 da future.leave him in la

Welcome !

I think Bynum if healthy can have a great year next season