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Originally Posted by King Glorious
The drafting of Andrew Bynum was a good move. Phil was very much against it. He wanted Sean May. Bynum was a project from the start but one that I think will pay off big time in a couple of years. If u could somehow put Bynum into this year's draft, I have no question in my mind that he would go no worse than third behind Oden and Durant and he might even go higher.
As I said, the Brown trade was stupid. Kupchak totally blew it on that one because he extended their cap problems by another year or two. But I think that the drafting of Bynum and Farmer are moves that will help them down the line. And to be honest, I consider myself a pretty good judge of talent and I thought both of those moves were mistakes so I can't criticize Kupchak for making them.
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Originally Posted by King Glorious
The key will be Bynum. If he can give them 12-8, they are a shoe in for the playoffs.
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As I said, I thought the drafting of Bynum was a bad move when first made but it didn't take me long to see what this guy could bring. I guarantee that people that were complaining that the Lakers didn't part with Bynum in a move for Jason Kidd or Jermaine O'Neal are happy now. This guy is on his way to the hall of fame.
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01-12-2008, 09:46 AM
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