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Per 35MIN last year 18pg/12reb/1blk as 2nd option with kobe leading league in FGA 24 per game

I say as the #1 option he avgs 27ppg/12rebs

http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/_/i ... drew-bynum

Bynum is my favorite player and i will follow his game next year if he does in fact end up in Orlando


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23/12

Could avg 27. But wont put forth the effort to put up those kind of #s.

21/13/2

24 points
13 rebounds

ecnirp wrote:23/12

Could avg 27. But wont put forth the effort to put up those kind of #s.

Shoots roughly 70% from the line so i think he gets alot of those and 1's

24 Points
13 Rebounds
2 Blocks

God damn I was Stan was still in Orlando, Drew would go ape **** on him after a week or two.

23/12

20 games played averaging 22-10 before he blows out his knee getting too much usage.

As an Orlando fan, I really hope this trade happens soon. My sig says different but I can't wait to get Dwight out of Orlando.

25 Pg / 13 / 2 blks (assuming he goes to orlando ofcourse)

Tbh, I think he might be a little inefficient at first. He'll prob try to do too much at once. Sometimes being a 2nd option could help, it certainly takes the pressure off.

23-12-2 on less efficiency than this past season in LA. Could be better if the pieces compliment him well and teams don't treat him like D-12.

Oh and 22% from 3 point.

At least 22p/12/3as/2bl/1st as the no.1 option where the ball runs through him 90% of the time.

No matter what they are his efficiency will likely sag pretty dramatically.

Orlando should have some shooters for some spacing.

No one can guard Bynum one on one, he is that good in the post, but needs work on handling double teams. He improved on it last season, I'm sure he will improve some more.

LAFan24 wrote:25 Pg / 13 / 2 blks (assuming he goes to orlando ofcourse)

Tbh, I think he might be a little inefficient at first. He'll prob try to do too much at once. Sometimes being a 2nd option could help, it certainly takes the pressure off.

Have you seen our team without Howard?

One thing to remember is he still hasn't mastered working against double teams and passing out of them.

Kevin McHale on Drew:

“First of all, there’s like three prongs in that thing,” he said. “One, you’ve got to get good down in the low post. Two, you’ve got to get good enough to beat your man steady. Three, they double-team you — that’s the third prong, and then you’ve got to pass out, OK?

“You learn pretty quickly, because in the NBA especially, when you start getting double-teamed a lot and when teams have success, they’ll do it every single night. Bynum a year from now will be a very good post passer. He’ll know where to go, he’ll be relaxed, he’ll read it, and pass it out. Then you’ve got murder on your hands because the guy can score down there and he can pass out. And any time two (players) guard one in our league, three have got to guard four. And three cannot guard four in the NBA, the players are too good.”

He's a much superior scorer to Dwight. Orlando force feed him and Bynum gets 22+/11/2.

Only injury and foul trouble prevents him scoring a lot.

Viper1500 wrote:

LAFan24 wrote:25 Pg / 13 / 2 blks (assuming he goes to orlando ofcourse)

Tbh, I think he might be a little inefficient at first. He'll prob try to do too much at once. Sometimes being a 2nd option could help, it certainly takes the pressure off.

Have you seen our team without Howard?

Not really. What I meant to say is, when he plays with Kobe/Pau he knows that he is only getting a certain amount of touches, so he actually makes sure he isn't wasting them.

LAFan24 wrote:25 Pg / 13 / 2 blks (assuming he goes to orlando ofcourse)

Tbh, I think he might be a little inefficient at first. He'll prob try to do too much at once. Sometimes being a 2nd option could help, it certainly takes the pressure off.

When he gets doubled everytime down he does lose focus because he is defenitly more offense oriented than defense oriented but that comes with time..kicking out to Ryan Anderson and ryan burning his man each time will stop the doubles

22 ppg
12 rebounds
53% FG
2.2 assists

I think the absence of Kobe hurts his FG% and him having to shoot more hurt his FG%. Kobe shooting too much does occupy the attention of the defense and make it a bit easier on Bynum. On the other hand, I think he would have more assists since he would begin to realize that he will have the amount of touches on offense that he realistically deserves. And that if he passes the ball out, he may get it back..

In today's game especially, I don't think Bynum would be very effective/efficient trying to score 27 ppg. He has nice skills/size but he isn't that talented/athletic.

If Orlando trades Howard, their best bet isn't to go for Bynum or frankly any other nba player. It's too try to get as many picks as humanly possible. And then rebuild by tanking for a few years. Chances are Bynum keeps then at least a 30 win team and that isn't a great place to be.