Is Andrew Bynum going to renew his contract?

Hey, 1000w isn't too much To be honest, you can look up the candidates for the No. 4 and No. 5 positions, that is, the positions of the big forward and the center forward. It is impossible to take a 10+10 opening without 800w and 900w. Xiaobai still has potential to be tapped, and it's really nothing to mention 1000w.

You must know that in the league, it is not easy to find an average excellent big man, let alone Xiao Bai, who has gradually embodied the potential of a superstar! Centers and power forwards are not as easy to find as small forwards and guards, so it is a common rule in the NBA to be worth a lot.

Look at how he's recovered from his injuries after surgery.

If the recovery is good, the Lakers will definitely sign. Even if you let Odom go for this, it won't be a loss.

But if this injury has an impact on the future, the Lakers will be difficult.

LZ is right, I think he will stay, the Lakers are the best environment for him to grow up, but he should lower his requirements, or he will be traded to a bad team and get injured, and his future will basically be ruined.

Bynum is not a parallel import, and there should be progress in the intergame, you see that when Kaman signed 10 million, he felt that he was not a loss....If he pulls Ma away, he will definitely change to another suitable player, the shackles are a good pike, and he will not fight for the boss, and besides, he will not be so stupid that he can't do anything about himself.

There are too many uncertainties, who knows if he is a parallel import? Who knows if he's a glass man? But according to the current situation, it is impossible for the Lakers not to keep him, who is both young and powerful, where can such a center be found?

There will be a renewal, and it will most likely be a big contract in the tens of millions.

Andrew Bynum will be the 76ers' ace for the 2012-2013 season.

On February 1, 2014, the Pacers officially announced the signing of Andrew Bynum until the end of the season, and Bynum received a $1 million contract.

Andrew Bynum played in just two regular-season games for the Pacers, against the Celtics on March 12 and the Pistons on March 16, where he played a total of 36 minutes and had a total of 23 points, 19 rebounds and two assists. After the game on March 16, Bynum's knee was visibly swollen, and he immediately underwent a series of examinations such as an MRI, and in the subsequent **, a large amount of fluid 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.