Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Texas Lakers Fan on Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:07 am

Turbo wrote:Yes, I prefer Dwight over Bynum because Bynum doesn't work hard for rebounds, is always the last up the floor, and is slow as molasses in his defensive rotations.

Yeah that's why he only averages 12 rpg.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby lakerholic on Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:25 am

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lakerholic wrote:He continues to be immature. That's the biggest problem for me. That 3 pointer at the end, holding his hand cocked as if it meant something, followed by him laughing to the locker room was just utter BS. Someone should've taken him aside and chided him for that.

Wow, you got 30 points; where was the D? Where was the rebounding?

But at least he "got his."... :disagree:


Yeah.... The player that's elevated his game all season is "immature" and needs to be "chided".... Immature is what Barnes did to get a T..... not smiling after hitting your first 3 in your career... I'm not a big fan of the move but at the same time I'm not looking at it and saying it's a character flaw.......

He didn't have a complete game last night..... neither did Pau or Kobe and everyone seems to be blinded by the love fest for Sessions that they can't see that his defense is atrocious. Most of the time Drew was covering his man on the perimeter because Sessions won't go over a screen to save his life.....


Sorry, he's immature. And he has a track record. Do we really need to argue this point?

Just last week he got two ts for arguing with refs, failed to leave the court in an timely manner because he was high-fiving a row of fans on the way out, and then went to the bus, put his headphones on and waited for his teammates to arrive. He admitted he didn't know who won or lost until the team got to the bus.He further compounded his immature behavior by saying he wouldn't say he had anything to do with the loss because the Lakers built up a lead after he was ejected. Say what?! You are the anchor of the team, OF COURSE IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE IF YOU ARE ON THE FLOOR OR NOT!

And I don't really need to remind you of Game 4 last year, right?

But, wow, he's averaging 18pts and 12 rebounds, so it's not his fault if he has a bad game.

He hasn't boarded well the past 3 games, and he still can't figure out double-teams. And, yes, as the last line of defense for this team it is his job to clean up after other people's messes, including that of Kobe and Sessions.

All I am asking is for him to act mature. Instead, we are getting quotes about him needing to "get his" etc, FIRST and then... "I need to pay better defense"

For me, this isn't a Dwight over Bynum thing, it's a maturity thing. And he's immature. Maybe he'll get it one day, he sure as hell is trying hard to learn post moves, etc... I just wish he tried as hard to not be a clown.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby lakerfan2 on Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:34 am

If Bynum isn't mature, than Dwight is a fetus.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Rooscooter on Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:56 am

lakerholic wrote:
Rooscooter wrote:
lakerholic wrote:He continues to be immature. That's the biggest problem for me. That 3 pointer at the end, holding his hand cocked as if it meant something, followed by him laughing to the locker room was just utter BS. Someone should've taken him aside and chided him for that.

Wow, you got 30 points; where was the D? Where was the rebounding?

But at least he "got his."... :disagree:


Yeah.... The player that's elevated his game all season is "immature" and needs to be "chided".... Immature is what Barnes did to get a T..... not smiling after hitting your first 3 in your career... I'm not a big fan of the move but at the same time I'm not looking at it and saying it's a character flaw.......

He didn't have a complete game last night..... neither did Pau or Kobe and everyone seems to be blinded by the love fest for Sessions that they can't see that his defense is atrocious. Most of the time Drew was covering his man on the perimeter because Sessions won't go over a screen to save his life.....


Sorry, he's immature. And he has a track record. Do we really need to argue this point?

Just last week he got two ts for arguing with refs, failed to leave the court in an timely manner because he was high-fiving a row of fans on the way out, and then went to the bus, put his headphones on and waited for his teammates to arrive. He admitted he didn't know who won or lost until the team got to the bus.He further compounded his immature behavior by saying he wouldn't say he had anything to do with the loss because the Lakers built up a lead after he was ejected. Say what?! You are the anchor of the team, OF COURSE IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE IF YOU ARE ON THE FLOOR OR NOT!

And I don't really need to remind you of Game 4 last year, right?

But, wow, he's averaging 18pts and 12 rebounds, so it's not his fault if he has a bad game.

He hasn't boarded well the past 3 games, and he still can't figure out double-teams. And, yes, as the last line of defense for this team it is his job to clean up after other people's messes, including that of Kobe and Sessions.

All I am asking is for him to act mature. Instead, we are getting quotes about him needing to "get his" etc, FIRST and then... "I need to pay better defense"

For me, this isn't a Dwight over Bynum thing, it's a maturity thing. And he's immature. Maybe he'll get it one day, he sure as hell is trying hard to learn post moves, etc... I just wish he tried as hard to not be a clown.


Turning the ball over when double teamed isn't just a Bynum issue.... have you been watching Kobe lately. He's been just as guilty as Bynum if not more so. Also he's "shot" his way out of the double teams with little success..... just like Bynum...

As for the T's a few days ago..... It's interesting that you said nothing about the circumstances of those technical fouls.... He did nothing that Pau and Kobe don't do on a nightly basis. Pau yells at the top of his voice every time he shoots in the lane and Kobe hasn't missed a shot or had a turnover this year without staring down a ref afterwords. Bynum does it when he's actually fouled and he's immature..... O.K.

Being the last line of defense as you put it doesn't recognize the fact that he is being put in pick and rolls at the top of the key.... how do you suppose he be the last line of defense when our guards won't even engage a screen? It either an open jumper if he retreats into the paint or a drive by if he engages the guard on the perimeter. Either way I'm not sure how "maturity" can solve that issue.... our coach can with a different scheme but maturity has nothing to do with it.

Working on post moves is not "immature" or at least evidence of it. He's the most efficient scorer we have and in the league for that matter.... What had you rather he practiced..... not showing emotion when he's obviously hacked 3 or 4 times in a row?.... Hasn't worked for Kobe or numerous others in the league yet Andrew's immature when he does it. Individuals practice offensive moves..... teams practice blocking out and defensive schemes.... unless the coach emphasizes it and actually practices it you can't practice a defensive scheme by yourself.

Bynum has growing to do...... no doubt about it, but it seems thinly veiled when you focus just on his "antics" while not even mentioning the others on the team doing pretty much the same things..... When you compare Bynum to most of the rest of the league he's not that immature..... It seems like people lie in the weeds waiting for a "crack" in his game to jump.... where were you with these amazing insights when he had a string of games with at least 15 points and 15 rebounds?....

In the end our loss last night was a defensive breakdown... 96 should win the game at home. Rebounding wasn't great but wasn't horrible either.... our perimeter defense isn't good right now and for some reason effort was lacking last night from a number of people..... Bynum included. We would have been beat by a lot more if not for Bynum and Kobe's play in the 3rd and 4th quarters. If Brown keeps playing them at this rate we are going to be in trouble in the playoffs IMHO... The bench needs to get it's act together and quick....
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby lakerholic on Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:09 pm

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Working on post moves is not "immature" or at least evidence of it. He's the most efficient scorer we have and in the league for that matter.... What had you rather he practiced..... not showing emotion when he's obviously hacked 3 or 4 times in a row?.... Hasn't worked for Kobe or numerous others in the league yet Andrew's immature when he does it. Individuals practice offensive moves..... teams practice blocking out and defensive schemes.... unless the coach emphasizes it and actually practices it you can't practice a defensive scheme by yourself.


You misunderstood me here. I was paying him a complement. What I was trying to say is that hopefully he works as hard on his maturity as he has been on his post moves. :beer:
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Texas Lakers Fan on Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:18 pm

lakerfan2 wrote:If Bynum isn't mature, than Dwight is a fetus.


This made me fall out of my chair. :man10:
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby puffyusaf#2 on Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:19 pm

lakerfan2 wrote:If Bynum isn't mature, than Dwight is a fetus.


LMAO....
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Rooscooter on Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:21 pm

lakerholic wrote:
Rooscooter wrote:
Working on post moves is not "immature" or at least evidence of it. He's the most efficient scorer we have and in the league for that matter.... What had you rather he practiced..... not showing emotion when he's obviously hacked 3 or 4 times in a row?.... Hasn't worked for Kobe or numerous others in the league yet Andrew's immature when he does it. Individuals practice offensive moves..... teams practice blocking out and defensive schemes.... unless the coach emphasizes it and actually practices it you can't practice a defensive scheme by yourself.


You misunderstood me here. I was paying him a complement. What I was trying to say is that hopefully he works as hard on his maturity as he has been on his post moves. :beer:


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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Psychobroker on Mon Mar 26, 2012 6:47 pm

lakerfan2 wrote:If Bynum isn't mature, than Dwight is a fetus.


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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Mr_Hollywood_Line on Tue Mar 27, 2012 3:47 am

karacha wrote:I agree that he should rebound better. He can do it easily, but sometimes there is absolutely no effort.


This.

The D he payed during the third quarter of the Memphis game?

He needs to play like that for 48 minutes.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby odom1year on Tue Mar 27, 2012 6:36 am

Honestly, Kobe is lazy in defense all year long. Did anyone notice that ?
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Doc Brown on Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:03 am

odom1year wrote:Honestly, Kobe is lazy in defense all year long. Did anyone notice that ?


That's been the case for awhile now, it's just taboo to bring it up around here.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby BadCoaching on Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:01 am

Kobe has been very passive on defense since the start of 10/11 season. Phil had him shoveling his assignments into the lane and the bigs were trying do the dirty work while Kobe nursed the bad knee. I don't think we'll ever see him guard like he once did, it's a way for him to conserve energy and he seems to be fine with the gamble. It does hurt the team, sometimes very much so when his man is draining open 3's.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby Doc Brown on Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:03 am

BadCoaching wrote:Kobe has been very passive on defense since the start of 10/11 season. Phil had him shoveling his assignments into the lane and the bigs were trying do the dirty work while Kobe nursed the bad knee. I don't think we'll ever see him guard like he once did, it's a way for him to conserve energy and he seems to be fine with the gamble. It does hurt the team, sometimes very much so when his man is draining open 3's.


I don't mind forcing them into where we can help out. It's the lethargic attitude on the perimeter where like you said, there is wide open shots.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby lakerfan2 on Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:09 am

I mean, is there ANY advantage of our guards "helping" in the paint? It's not like Kobe is going to block, steal, take a charge anytime soon.

I know there are rotations to be made on doubles and pick and rolls, but sometimes that weakside defender (Kobe), leaves that shooter open because he feels the need to help off, it's pointless. Fisher was a big culprit, even though he was there maybe to take a charge, but only like 5% of the time.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby TIME on Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:12 am

odom1year wrote:Honestly, Kobe is lazy in defense all year long. Did anyone notice that ?


Left to myself I would be completely blind to Kobe's many flaws and faults due to my fanboyism. Thankfully I have you to point each of them out for me.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby The Original 81 on Tue Mar 27, 2012 11:59 am

TIME wrote:
odom1year wrote:Honestly, Kobe is lazy in defense all year long. Did anyone notice that ?


Left to myself I would be completely blind to Kobe's many flaws and faults due to my fanboyism. Thankfully I have you to point each of them out for me.


Lol the guy brings Kobe up in a topic that has nothing to do with him.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby kray28 on Tue Mar 27, 2012 12:03 pm

odom1year wrote:Honestly, I am a Kobe hating troll that is only in here after losses. Did anyone notice that ?
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby LakersFanInCali on Tue Mar 27, 2012 6:52 pm

He isn't doing bad for the year but these stretches of games he's not getting much rebounds considering how many missed shots Kobe is having. He should have more rebounds.

Also, Pau was missing big time as well....he should be getting more.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby TomSeaver on Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:49 pm

He needs to bring every night like Love. Unless he's playing against Howard. He should NEVER be out rebounded.
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Re: Andrew Bynum Getting Lazy On the Boards

Postby nthydro on Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:27 pm

Dwight Howard > Andr......

nevermind :man10:
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