\nAny time you can get a top 3 center, you kind of have <\/em>to do it.\u00a0 Oh, and did I mention that he’s only 24?\u00a0 Plus, in an era, where it’s increasingly difficult, yet increasingly important to acquire a true superstar, you have to take a chance sometimes to get one.\u00a0 And, being the 8-seed in the Eastern Conference every year would make it next to impossible to get a star.<\/p>\n
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Will Bynum Stay?<\/em> Iggy Will Be Missed More than People Realize, But Could Open the Door For Development Elsewhere<\/em> How Good is Mo Harkless Going to Be?<\/em> This is kind of out of nowhere, right?\u00a0 But, as reported by intrepid BSB reporter, J, the Sixers have indeed acquired 24-year old enigmatic, yet other-worldly talented center, Andrew Bynum from the Lakers for Andre Iguodala, Nicola Vucevic, and Mo … Continue reading
\nThis deal becomes REALLY bad, REALLY fast if Andrew Bynum becomes Philly’s version of Dwight Howard (who, by the way, was a part of this deal, in case you haven’t heard…)<\/p>\n
\nThe dude is good.\u00a0 But, as has been said many, many times, he’s not irreplaceable, and the Sixers have about a thousand swingmen on the team, so this might actually be good for guys like Evan Turner, newly-acquired Nick Young, and even Thaddeus Young.<\/p>\n
\nNot that there is ANY reason to hold up the acquisition of a 24-year old stud center for a guy who played 1 decent year at St. John’s, but there are a lot of people very high on Harkless.\u00a0 That being said, to get something big, you have to be willing to part with something big.\u00a0 Let’s just not think that Bynum is the only risk the Sixers took here.\u00a0 They also took a risk by unloading a guy with tremendous upside.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"