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Captain_Caveman wrote:I don't mean to be so sarcastic, but personally, I am just sick to death of hearing about this kid's injury problems.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:It's extremely unlikely that they end up in the top 3.They're probably better off trying to win and giving Philly the 8th pick than tanking and giving them the 4th.
Magicontinues wrote:twix2500 wrote:Tried to tell you, his injuries are permanent, he has a CHRONIC injury. It cant be fix only treated, thru therapy.
That's kinda a dumb statement medically, since this injury is something new he's never had.
iamworthy wrote:The kid is trying. No one can argue that. If anyone wants to question Kobe's leadership, look at Bynum trying to play through injury. Gotta give Bynum credit for trying.
beantownski wrote:iamworthy wrote:The kid is trying. No one can argue that. If anyone wants to question Kobe's leadership, look at Bynum trying to play through injury. Gotta give Bynum credit for trying.
get off of kobe's jock buddy. him playing through injury is ALL bynum. kobe has nothing to do with it.
twix2500 wrote:Magicontinues wrote:twix2500 wrote:Tried to tell you, his injuries are permanent, he has a CHRONIC injury. It cant be fix only treated, thru therapy.
That's kinda a dumb statement medically, since this injury is something new he's never had.
No when you have certain injuries especially knee injuries and back injuries, they then cause other injuries. It will be a continuous thing become a chain reaction.
Bynum is here, yawning, with headphones on and tape over the spot on outside of knee where fluid was drained.
Bynum: "The drainer worked, and on Sunday I'll be ready to play."
Bynum: "100 percent sure I'll play come Sunday."
Andrew Bynum is certain knee will swell again after Game 5, but he calls it a must-win ... and the biggest game of his life.
Bynum just came out of the locker room area after some treatment, and is laughing while chatting with Gasol.
Good news for LA: Bynum said the knee draining process worked and he's ready to play on Sunday.
Bynum said there is a 100% chance that he's going to play. Swelling will return, he expects, after the game.
Here's a picture of a smiling Bynum, ind
icating his higher spirits:
Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak noted the difference he's seen with Bynum, simply: "He's matured."
SmartWentCrazy wrote:It's extremely unlikely that they end up in the top 3.They're probably better off trying to win and giving Philly the 8th pick than tanking and giving them the 4th.
Hey Big Game and Don, these Celtic jock lovers are dumb idiots and don't jack squat about ball. We shouldn't even wasted one second of life responding to these fools. Let'em keep the dumbness on their board, they gotta be the most dumb fan base on this forum. Every day they post proves my point.Don Ford wrote:beantownski wrote:iamworthy wrote:The kid is trying. No one can argue that. If anyone wants to question Kobe's leadership, look at Bynum trying to play through injury. Gotta give Bynum credit for trying.
get off of kobe's jock buddy. him playing through injury is ALL bynum. kobe has nothing to do with it.
Players tend to follow the lead of the team's best player. And since Kobe has always been willing and able to play through injuries why would you not think that Bynum trying to play through this injury has something to do with the example that Kobe set?
On another point, I've posted a few times on the Celtics board and have tried to make a point of being respectful towards the Celtics players because its' your board. So if you want to take shots at Laker players I'd suggest you go back to the Celtics board and do it.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:It's extremely unlikely that they end up in the top 3.They're probably better off trying to win and giving Philly the 8th pick than tanking and giving them the 4th.
DEEP3CL wrote:Hey Big Game and Don, these Celtic jock lovers are dumb idiots and don't jack squat about ball. We shouldn't even wasted one second of life responding to these fools. Let'em keep the dumbness on their board, they gotta be the most dumb fan base on this forum. Every day they post proves my point.Don Ford wrote:Players tend to follow the lead of the team's best player. And since Kobe has always been willing and able to play through injuries why would you not think that Bynum trying to play through this injury has something to do with the example that Kobe set?
On another point, I've posted a few times on the Celtics board and have tried to make a point of being respectful towards the Celtics players because its' your board. So if you want to take shots at Laker players I'd suggest you go back to the Celtics board and do it.
