Pacers signing Bynum

[Brozay]

Bulls are stupid as fukk, they shoulda kept him

The Bulls should have gone into repeat tax offending stage to keep Bynum on their roster, with absolutely zero hopes of winning a title and while wanting cap flexibility in the future?

How does that make any sense?

 

[Consigliere]

I wanna see them run some sets with Hibbs and Bynum in at the same time like Duncan and Robinson back in the day.

 

[Brozay]

Fam, that team plus Boogie at the 5 would stomp out whoever comes out the East.

Big fella gave Hibbert that work the last time they played, 31pts, 13rebs @ 57% and averages 27 and 13 @ 58% vs Miami.

I look at it like this, they get nothing from Perkins right now, Jackson wouldn't need to score as much and they could stagger their rotation so that Cousins is almost always out there with Ibaka or Durant.

It definitely makes them better suited against Miami.

I wonder how heavily the thought of that would weigh into a decision like this if the trade proposal came up. Like I said, I think the Thunder will come out of the West regardless. Should they realize that and consider ways of improving their team to matchup with Miami/Indy?

 

[AkaDemiK]

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

They don't need him. I think they signed him just so he wouldn't go to another team in the east.

 

[Malta]

It definitely makes them better suited against Miami.

I wonder how heavily the thought of that would weigh into a decision like this if the trade proposal came up. Like I said, I think the Thunder will come out of the West regardless. Should they realize that and consider ways of improving their team to matchup with Miami/Indy?

I'd solely be thinking about whether or not I can trust Westbrook's knee moving forward, and Jackson has done a decent enough Westbrook imitation for me to move him. I know they're great with Westbrook, but those knees are just timebombs imo, and the fact I could get a 23 yr old big you can run offense through would be That move would give them the potential to be an all-time great team, mainly because Ibaka covers all of Cousins weaknesses.


I think the Kings would do it @Trojan 24, as long as they got back a name like Russ.

 

[Brozay]

I'd solely be thinking about whether or not I can trust Westbrook's knee moving forward, and Jackson has done a decent enough Westbrook imitation for me to move him. I know they're great with Westbrook, but those knees are just timebombs imo, and the fact I could get a 23 yr old big you can run offense through would be

I think the Kings would do it @Trojan 24, as long as they got back a name like Russ.

I dont think the Kings would think twice about it, they would certainly take back Westbrook and start building around him.

 

[Trojan 24]

I'd solely be thinking about whether or not I can trust Westbrook's knee moving forward, and Jackson has done a decent enough Westbrook imitation for me to move him. I know they're great with Westbrook, but those knees are just timebombs imo, and the fact I could get a 23 yr old big you can run offense through would be That move would give them the potential to be an all-time great team, mainly because Ibaka covers all of Cousins weaknesses.


I think the Kings would do it @Trojan 24, as long as they got back a name like Russ.

IDK bruh, I think Russ going to the Kings would seal his fate as a future Laker

They might have a legit shot at keeping Boogie for the long run, depending on how things shape up the next couple of years

Little OT, but as a Laker fan I need the Kings to put some wins together. I don't want to see them end up with a Exum/Smart/Wiggins to pair with Boogie

 

[Malta]

I dont think the Kings would think twice about it, they would certainly take back Westbrook and start building around him.

Yeah, they took on Rudy Gay they'd send Boogie out on the first plane to OKC.

IDK bruh, I think Russ going to the Kings would seal his fate as a future Laker

They might have a legit shot at keeping Boogie for the long run, depending on how things shape up the next couple of years

I'd float it to the Kings if I were Presti, it's worth a look and I think it would make them even better.

3 knee surgeries in less than a year? You really want that on the Lakeshow?

 

[Osman]

I'd rather stick with Mahimi.

 

[Trojan 24]

@Malta Nah, I need to see him come back first. If he finishes up his current deal with no more major setbacks and is still the same player, then of course.

But I'm starting to become vary wary of these knee injuries

 

[FAH1223]

Bynum still has better post moves than Hibbert

His defense though is another story. Not the guy he was with the Lakers in 2012.

 

[FreshFromATL]

@AVXL @Town @#1 pick @I Got Werk


I would LOVE to get the Pacers in this year's playoffs. Neither Bynum or Hibbert can guard Pero out on the perimeter

Plus, we've already destroyed these clowns once already this year @Higher Tech :WhatevaNikka:

 

[Regular_P]

I'd solely be thinking about whether or not I can trust Westbrook's knee moving forward, and Jackson has done a decent enough Westbrook imitation for me to move him. I know they're great with Westbrook, but those knees are just timebombs imo, and the fact I could get a 23 yr old big you can run offense through would be That move would give them the potential to be an all-time great team, mainly because Ibaka covers all of Cousins weaknesses.


I think the Kings would do it @Trojan 24, as long as they got back a name like Russ.

I don't see why Sacramento would do this. They'd have a bunch of redundant perimeter pieces and absolutely nothing on the front line. A third team would have to get involved to make this a viable trade.

 

[jadillac]

if he's healthy this is a great move...but this Andrew Bynum here. He'll be hurt by March