Aeration bynum does not reject to magic small shark aims to be a Max players

Dwight Howard recently about the rumors emerge in endlessly, and past as long as is related to the rumors of the warcraft, certainly will there will be the name of the lakers. According to earlier reports, the army to purple and gold of warcraft may are willing to take out small shark bynum as trade chips. And recently according to a source familiar with the matter said, although bynum no would like to be traded, but if this scene really occur, he is not exclusive to magic, because he believes that in the team, oneself can be through the stadium that showed strength.

The news is the ring world columnist alex Kennedy is reported, he says, have a source familiar with the matter said the lakers center Andrew bynum although did not wish to be trading, but if previous trade rumors come true, he was as the lakers have Howard chips and was sent to Orlando, if he does not repel the occurrence of this scene.

There is the news said bynum is such idea, that he thinks his career at this stage, it is time that continue to advanced step, and magic just to offer this opportunity.

In magic play, will allow bynum has an opportunity to be the privilege of this team player, he will have a chance to prove his strength on the pitch. And, once bynum at present of this contract with words, he will also be able to in the future new club sign a Max contract.

In the 2011-12 season, the lakers carried out bynum last year contract worth $16.1 million. If in 2012-13 before the end of the season with the lakers little shark renewal of words, so got the quotation of his contract in the summer will be a restricted free agent, when bynum will accept the other teams chase, and the lakers have the right to match their offer.

Is 25 years old bynum in the 2011-12 season has a good play, he played a total 60 games of the regular season, there are 35.2 minutes of play time gave up 18.7 points, 11.8 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.9 BPG transcript, which points and rebounds two technical statistics are career high.