Vs: Dallas Mavericks 2013-2014: Takaisin pleijareihin, mutta millä hinnalla?
Gheorghe sanoi:
Hajoavia uutisia: Bynum Cavsiin!
Kaks vuotta, 24 miljoonaa. Takuuvarmaa hilloa vain kuusi miljoonaa ja kakkosvuosi joukkueen optio. Erittäin hyvä paperi.
Missä Cuban?
Lainaus DallasBasketball.comin maksumuurin takaa:
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What happened as a result of the team's medical investigation into Bynum's knee? Suffice to say that when he arrives in Cleveland, he will face some serious questions about whether the Philadelphia-doctor-ordered rehab he's supposed to have been doing following surgery is at all part of his daily regimen.
And then there is Bynum's physical condition, which can be considered a measure of just how serious he is about returning to a high level of play.
Eyewitnesses tell DallasBasketball.com that it didn't take the medical staff to notice that the 7-footer Bynum (who plays at 285 pounds) is horribly out of shape. We can assume that the club's medical testing confirmed the same.
I'll have more on those three angles -- which might cause Mavs followers to believe they dodged a bullet here -- later tonight.
And so even as Nelson was telling the media that "negotiations are ongoing …. We’re in the process of gathering information,'' the information gathered resulted in Dallas not even making an offer.
It was worth a try. It was worth buying him breakfast. Bynum, 25, missed the entire 2012-13 season with the 76ers after chronic knees problems ultimately required surgery. He had his best NBA season in 2011-12 with the Lakers, averaging 18.7 points and 11.8 rebounds.
Seeing if he really wants to get back there is worth the cost of his breakfast.
But Andrew Bynum did not demonstrate to the Dallas Mavericks -- in terms of mental readiness, knee rehabilitation or physical conditioning -- that he really wants to bother getting back there.
So the Mavs didn't bother making him an offer.
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