Andrew Bynum | Where Are They Now? | Sports Illustrated
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2022
- Andrew Bynum, a 7 ft High School Center, decided to forgo college basketball and went straight to the NBA. He was selected 10th overall in the 2005 NBA Draft by the Lakers and won 2 NBA Championships with Los Angeles. Where is Andrew Bynum now?
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So in other words you have no clue what he's doing. next time start with that!
Lol right
Haha exactly
I'm glad your comment is at the top.
Thank you for your comment. I was just getting ready to watch, and saw your comment. You saved me from 3 minutes of frustration.
Glad I didn't watch it.
3:42 video and 3:35 is about his NBA career and the last few seconds are "we don't know where he is now," great stuff boys.
Dude was so good on the Lakers
It's well known Bynum didn't have passion for basketball but when you are 7+ft tall, you are pretty much forced to play so he took the opportunity to make millions of dollars, and once his knees gave out he essentially, gave up and didn't want to play anymore. Teams gave up on him, and he gave up on himself. He didn't have a love for basketball. He was just good at it. Once he got his money, he generally didn't care about being in the NBA it seemed. So that's that.
Imagine if he took basketball seriously
@@TorontoTondo you don't get it, do you?
Won two chips with LA, fantastic outcome for him
Which to be fair, that’s the vast majority of ppl. I haven’t loved any job I’ve ever had… but I’ve grown accustomed to sleeping indoors and eating every day.
This weird obsession some people have on pro athletes needing to love a game will always be weird. Very few careers require you to begin training for it at 8 or 9 and not stop practicing it until you’re in your 30’s.
I was an teenager when Bynum was on the Lakers , I watched every game . Bynum was an top 2 center in the League behind Dwight Howard
When he was healthy, he was a force.
This article provided no new info 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
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Why is this called “where are they now?” When you literally spend 10 seconds discussing that? I would searched “career recap” if I wanted to see this…
Hes back in new Jersey doing what ?
For anybody who came here to actually learn what Andrew Bynum is doing these days, don't waste your time. This guy has no clue. It's clickbait.
what a 76rs debacle one of far too many that organization has done Philly franchise should had paid maximum fines for their continuing bad decisions making
This guy don’t know a thing about basketball foreal loo
So far actually Andrew Bynum has not said anything about Kobe Bryant’s death. He basically has been immature much of his career
He was just a co worker
What's your phone number so he can call you directly and say what you want?...you happy now?
why should he care that Kobe died?
"To your knowledge." Which apparently is ZERO about where Bynum is now. This was a lame recap of his career with nothing else added. Don't purport yourself or your material as something it's not please.
Wasted talent... He showed glimpses with the Lakers of being a top center in the league but he lacked discipline.
Wasted? He got two rings I think we gotta put some respeck’ on his name. He didn’t play 09 but I think without him in 2010 we probably didn’t have the small edge we had against Celtics. Without him gasol probably woulda been center with Odom at 4 then no bench players to step up. Okay it wasn’t that much of a difference at the time but he put in a lot of work with Kareem and it showed later durin 2011 season. I thought it was dumb to trade him for Dwight at the time.
@@gunotlucio Yes, wasted. In the same way that Shaq wasted his career to some degree. Bynum had a lot of unrealized potential due to lack of discipline.
@@albertc2390 lack of health
@@albertc2390 I see what you mean. Imagine shaq working on his game and body more. Woulda averaged 40 if he hit free throws
Lol they were draining his knees before every game in the 2010 playoffs. He traded his health for early rings and I don’t blame him 🤷🏽♂️