I like the Bynum side better. He got blocks, rebounds and won't lose much on assists or steals. %'s won't change much either.

If Lowry and Lawson can play like they've been playing the rest of the season, this league is mine. If not, I'm in some trouble.

If Lowry and Lawson can play like they've been playing the rest of the season, this league is mine. If not, I'm in some trouble.

 

Lowry has been HUGE. I knew he was going to tear up the Lakers last night.

Lowry has been HUGE. I knew he was going to tear up the Lakers last night.

 

Anyone going up against Fisher is bound to have a good night.

I like the Paul side better personally.

 

I like the Bynum side better. He got blocks, rebounds and won't lose much on assists or steals. %'s won't change much either.

 

I might lose a little on assists but I am going to be much much better with Rebounds and Blocks. I wasn't worried about losing any point and I probably won't anyway.

Anyone going up against Fisher is bound to have a good night.

 

True and he was hitting 28 footers all night it seemed.

A Blockbuster trade has been made... Sources are gathering the details.

Pleasure doing business with you.

HT, you've been fleeced. :lol:

HT, you've been fleeced. :lol:

 

Negative, you hate Bynum so anything you say is extremely bias. :lol: I lose very little in assists and get back a ton of rebounds and blocks.

David Stern approved the trade so it's final.

Here is how I look at it. I gave up the upside for sure. Bynum is looking like he is prepped for a MONSTER season. Rubio has looked pretty good so far. But, Rubio is till a rookie and I could have hiccups (should). Bynum has yet to play a full season and carries a big injury risk.

 

With Paul I'm getting a top 5 option in fantasy and once Ginobli went out I needed some help at G and feel I can spare the big man categories that Bynum helps in.

 

I honestly like both sides for their respective teams. Plus, I can actively cheer on Lob City now! (though I lost my vested interest in watching Rubio's so-far entertaining games).

Here is how I look at it. I gave up the upside for sure. Bynum is looking like he is prepped for a MONSTER season. Rubio has looked pretty good so far. But, Rubio is till a rookie and I could have hiccups (should). Bynum has yet to play a full season and carries a big injury risk.

 

With Paul I'm getting a top 5 option in fantasy and once Ginobli went out I needed some help at G and feel I can spare the big man categories that Bynum helps in. I honestly like both sides of this trade though.

 

I agree Paul should get better as the year goes on but Rubio could as well. I agree with the upside comment.

David Stern approved the trade so it's final.

:lol:

 

Before this year I'd take that comparison as a compliment.

Negative, you hate Bynum so anything you say is extremely bias. :lol: I lose very little in assists and get back a ton of rebounds and blocks.

 

In two weeks when Bynum gets a boo boo on his knee and misses a month or two of the season, you're going to regret it.

 

You traded a top 5 fantasy player for an injury-riddled headcase who has the maturity of a 10 year old, and a rookie that literally looks like he's 10. :lol:

In two weeks when Bynum gets a boo boo on his knee and misses a month or two of the season, you're going to regret it.

 

You traded a top 5 fantasy player for an injury-riddled headcase who has the maturity of a 10 year old, and a rookie that literally looks like he's 10. :lol:

 

If you are playing the injury card then take into account Paul is playing with 1 knee. I would say he is just as risky.

 

I don't care if he is 9 he can pass the rock.