BRIGGS wrote:This guy couldve been a superstar with multiple titles and injuries have just killed his career(although he has accomplished more than most players)
If you think injuries are what killed his career your a fool.
AnubisADL wrote:The flip side is mobile bigs give Hibbert a problem. I remember Javale McGee owning Bynum last year.
Not the Hibbert in these playoffs. The guy is at a different level of play
nyk4ever wrote:great to see the "center" coming back to the nba. hibbert is truly one of the best two-way players in the league, his defense is outstanding, as is his post-game. also a great rebounder. definitely shoulda won DPOY and is one of the most valuable players in the league. turning into a superstar these playoffs.
The 1 thing about this draft even though its weak there are some skilled Centers. They might not be star players but some of them can be effective. Ive been watching a lot of Dieng. He wont fall to the Knicks most likely but I love his game
Bonn1997 wrote:Killa4luv wrote:BRIGGS wrote:This guy couldve been a superstar with multiple titles and injuries have just killed his career(although he has accomplished more than most players)
If you think injuries are what killed his career your a fool.
Why do you say that?
A 100% healthy Bynum is a low motor, low iq, me first player who plays at 50% 90% of the time. He got paid and would continue to because of his body and the promise of what he could be if he were focussed. But hes rarely focssed, doesnt take the game seriously, and isnt really good enough to have a positive impact while loafing it. I would take him on my team cheaply, but no where near what he wants or will get from some dupe of a GM.
Add in the health issues, at least some of which can be attributed to his laziness and bad habits, and i do not want him on my team except at firesale prices.
