Andrew Bynum Is A Piece Of Sh*t

[Proudiddy]

I've been brewing on this for awhile, so here is the thread... Just would like to point out the similarities from his cheap shot on JJ Barea the other day and his cheap shot on Crash that punctured his lung. At the time, everyone gave Bynum a pass because he was "a good kid" or something like that and didn't have a history of doing that type of thing...

Well, guess what? He is dirty and now he does have a history of doing this. And if I'm not mistaken, he did the same thing to Michael Beasley during the season a couple months back. Also, tell me if this looks familiar:

Crash...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbcjL...eature=related

Beasley...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU7RiLERJ-Y

and now Barea...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBfvmJIxwPQ

Let's make Diop useful next season and put him in to roll up on Bynum's weak ass knee when we play them. Even the Bad Boys back in the day didn't do sh*t like that. He's a true P.O.S. and if I was Crash, Beasley, or JJ, I'd have to meet him outside of the arena with a weapon afterwards - possibly a sock full of quarters, guns are for p*ssies.

And somebody needs to tell his soft ass to go do some cardio and pushups, f*cking bum.

[BlockParty]

Seems like David Stern lacks the balls to man up and punish anyone wearing a Laker uniform. Bynum was suspended for 5 games and fined an additional $25k. He didn't receive any suspension when he broke GW's ribs and collapsed his lung, and was suspended only 2 games in March of this year when he gave another cheap shot on Michael Beasley.

The irony is, 2 games after he hurt GW (in the game he would've be serving a 1 game suspension) he hurt his knee in missed a couple of weeks. Hopefully karma will step in where the NBA did not.

http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angele...ory?id=6522694

he NBA also fined Bynum $25,000 for "removing his jersey and the manner in which he left the court."

The infraction will cost him $702,272 overall, including the fine.

[teej]

I'd say a 700k shot, especially following a lockout, is going to be fairly significant.