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Reports are that he's been suspended and the cavs are looking to trade him.

Maybe something like this?
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=lmvbnua

Bynum for Deing, JJ, Dante, and Hummel. Maybe get a 2nd rounder back too

You crazy? I wouldn't touch Bynum with a 100 foot pole

shahidi124 wrote:You crazy? I wouldn't touch Bynum with a 100 foot pole

You can get rid of him at the end of the year if he doesn't work out

I question his current physical and mental states. He has had a great deal of time to rehab, and still isn't producing on the court. To be suspended from a team that has been falling over themselves praising him for his work ethic, must have taken something really substantial on his part.

We have taken enough chances on injury prone guys. We don't need to add a player that is also a headcase on to the list.

He's said himself he's struggling to play with both the pain in his knees and the reduced mobility that comes with being a big MOFO running on bad wheels. The Bynum of the early Laker years is gone and won't be making a return. Don't sell Dieng's potential for the last remaining gasps of average play from Bynum.

Pass, and it's not even a hard choice.

The dude is just trying to keep getting paychecks. He's not good anymore with the knee injuries and he could care less about basketball. He gives up in games constantly as proven by some of the flagrants he has been willing to commit just to get out of games. The guy is a mess and I would hope nobody else gives him a shot because he hasn't earned it since he was injured. He's one of the most immature players in the league and he has been in the league for a long time. You have to be some kind of person to get suspended from any team because of conduct detrimental to the team let alone to the point where the term is indefinitely while they try to trade you.

So, just to clear up: The guy who is still raw that MIN spent the 48th pick in the draft on Loren Woods and signed Reggie Slater for next to nothing to be the 5th or 6th post NOW wants to pay Andrew Bynum $12m a year?

Yeah, sounds about right.