When did Bynum s injury heal? Can he still be the main force of the Lakers after recovering from the

Definitely the main force. Landlord, The Lakers didn't win the championship, and the ultimate reason is 3 points:

1.Poor defense (small forward Pierce is not limited).

2.The offense is single (Gasol gaffes, Kobe Bryant is sluggish).

3.The presence of objective factors (referees, tournament system, injuries).

Although the Lakers did not win the championship in the end this year, we cannot deny that the Lakers' success this year and Kobe's leadership style have come to an end! Lakers this year from.

is not favored to rush to the finals in the end, it can be said that Kobe Bryant has made great contributions, with the arrival of Gasol, the Lakers finally formed a triangle offense, and we were able to rejoice in the game.

Reward the long-lost"ok"Attack of the times! We have reason to believe that the Lakers will have a better tomorrow!

In the finals, the Lakers' offense was acceptable, but the defense was not in place and objective factors such as the referee finally failed to win the team experience when they were generally favored.

The 15th championship trophy in history, we deeply regret and regret the words!

The defeat is over, let's look forward! We are absolutely confident in ourselves!

Never underestimate the heart of a new MVP --- Kobe Bryant champion!

is definitely the main force of the Lakers, and this Finals is because no one at the No. 5 position has prevented Garnett; Plus the other players can't share the pressure on Kobe.

No, it's said that I won't be able to play.

Bynum hasn't fully integrated into the Lakers' system yet.

If you look closely, it is not difficult to see that Bynum's main scoring method is to hook his hand or directly raise high when he is carried into the interior line, which shows that his offensive means are lacking, and he can still play rules in the face of the average center, but when facing the tougher center, he often only plays iron.

The Lakers advocate a triangle offensive system, but there are very few interior players who can really integrate into this system, because the interior players are taller, relatively slow pace, and have a relatively narrow vision, which can bury their passing awareness, and Bynum himself is not a Gasol-type player, and his passing does need to be strengthened.

It can also be seen from today's game that the key to the Lakers is that the key to the Lakers is still Kobe, and it is possible to be in Kobe Bryant but defeat is also possible in Kobe, Bynum has not yet played a real position in the Lakers, he should play more **, more selfish, today's Randolph is a good example, Bynum does have to be tougher, you see that he generally does not take the initiative to ask for the ball when he is playing now, and Randolph still dares to let go of his courage to play in an unreasonable position!

In the end, I still think that winning is the business of the whole team, if you want to win, you have to play more cooperation, and the most taboo is to rush, today's Lakers should really reflect and reflect, as for Bynum still training hard, I look forward to him playing at a high level as soon as possible.

It has nothing to do with Bannamu, and the Lakers are old.

It's not just about Bynum, it's like this before the comeback, the main thing is that they are still sinking in the sweet omen of the championship, the defense is not active, and there is no cooperation, guessing is all relying on the star effect, and everyone else feels like they are watching the game.

Chinese name: Andrew Bychayuanham.

Foreign name: Andrew Bynum

Nationality: American.

Place of Birth: Plains, New Jersey.

Date of birth: 27 October 1987.

Graduated from: St. Joseph's High School (New Jersey).

Height: 7 ft 0 in.

Weight: kg 285 lbs.

Sport: Basketball.

Team: Philadelphia 76ers.

Major Awards: Two-time NBA Champion (2009, 2010) On-court position: Center.

Jersey number: 33.

NBA Draft: 2005 No. 10 in the first round selected by the Lakers, career high: 42 points.

06 years. But at that time he was still immature.

It didn't work.

Here's a history of injuries in Bynum's career!

In the 2007-08 season, Andrew Bynum played in 35 games for the Lakers, starting 25 of them, and averaged career highs in points, rebounds and blocks per game. Due to a knee injury, but the recovery from surgery was not ideal. With a dislocated kneecap in his left knee, Bynum missed 46 regular-season games and all playoff games.

In the 2009-10 season, Andrew Bynum pulled water from his right knee three times before the first and fifth games of the finals, as well as before going to the World Cup in South Africa. Bynum averaged points and rebounds per game during the playoffs and played in 23 playoff games after suffering from injuries to his right knee and left Achilles tendon.

In July 2010, Andrew Bynum successfully underwent surgery on his right knee and repaired Zheng's damaged meniscus.

After the game on March 16, 2014, Bynum's knee showed significant swelling, and he immediately underwent a series of examinations such as an MRI, and in the subsequent **, a large amount of water was drawn from his knee. On March 22, the Pacers had to declare an indefinite truce due to continued swelling and fluid accumulation in his knee.

Bynum's ability to code credibility is upgraded...If he hadn't been hurt...The Lakers feel they have the ability not to make noise and lose to the Green Shirts.

Bynamu's injury is the main force that the Lakers feel. Odom is also a more versatile interior lineman. Bynamu plays center.

Gasso and playing power forward. Odom can play small forward. Such an inside lineup is very scary...

There's no doubt that before he got injured this season, weren't the Lakers' interior fierce ?!

This question. It's the same as whether Yao is overrated.

Bynum was too young, but he had a lot of momentum.

What the Lakers' old interior line lacks is such a person.

The Lakers' Gasol has a good ability to carry the basket, but the offense is too weak to resist the combination of technology and power to the power forward;

Odom's ability to carry the basket alone is very poor, no way, he was born as a small forward.

Bynum has a lot of potential, there is a lot of room for development, and the current young momentum gives him a lot of activity between the moves, he can run and jump as much as he wants, and his back is very hard, the Lakers need two combinations of the inside, and he, fits one of them, so the Lakers need him.

His ability is still a bit overrated at the moment, but if he continues to do this and improves, then it will be worth it for the Lakers to pick such a second-round rookie with the 10th pick, because he trains very hard.