Good Thing The Bulls Quickly Cut Andrew Bynum
Andrew Bynum was reportedly shooting the ball every time he touched it in Cleveland practices.
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Andrew Bynum was reportedly shooting the ball every time he touched it in Cleveland practices.
Well, that didn't last long.
Now you have a team bad enough.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have traded Andrew Bynum and three future draft picks to the Chicago Bulls for All-Star forward Luol Deng late Monday night.
Andrew Bynum has a new team waiting for him.
If injured 76ers center Andrew Bynum can't make headlines on the court, he's certainly making them off the court.
We have a tendency in this town to look for scapegoats when things go badly for the home team. Ask Steve Bartman, Hue Hollins, Jerry Dybzinski, and the Gatorade-soaked glove of Leon Durham.
No one could have predicted that the defending conference champions would be in such deep holes so early in the playoffs. The Lakers and Celtics are both down two games to none and find themselves in must-win situations.
Let me be clear on one thing: I used to think it was pretty cool that the fans of the NBA were given the opportunity to vote for the players they would like to see start in the all-star game.
The Bulls have won three games in a row, despite their last win being one of their worst performances of the season.
