Pacers got to love adding Bynum to back up Hibbert. Never did hear why Cavs kicked him off team.

The Cavs kicked him off because he's a selfish person, a cancerous teammate, and plays with less than 1% of the passion that Dwight played with last season.

The Pacers players were also non-plussed about adding Bynum, pretty much saying "he better come in and contribute or get out"

It could pay off, but the Pacers are so tight knit (see: Seahawks of the NBA) they don't want to compromise the fabric of the team.

Aren't every sports team tight-knit?

You must've missed the Lakers last year :cry:

That's...condescending to say the least. It's not like I do not watch the NBA. I just don't watch sports often.

It's a perfect way to say it. What's the deal here? I think your question "aren't all teams close knit" wasn't serious. That's condescending.

Oh I sooo love the way you misinterpreted my tone with my question (if you take language arts or other language class, even in text tone exists). . Shows how quick to judge you are. Hehe. BTW, my question was out of curiosity, not out of betraying superiority.
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Edited by: TDW, Feb 3rd, 2014 @ 6:23 pm

I want to conform to Bibby's desire for a friendly forum, but you guys aren't making it easy. The thinly veiled scorn implicit in much of what I'm reading here is only barely removed from, "I know you are but what am I."
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Edited by: tyrone, Feb 3rd, 2014 @ 6:31 pm

FYI, its not my intention to act condescending to others. I have a habit of asking and seeking the truth to satisfy my need of knowledge through asking and responding bluntly.

Blunt, eh? Well that's how I'd characterize hiphocr when he wrote, "You must've missed the Lakers last year." Hiphopcr happens to be a professional sports journalist who pops in now and again displaying a wonderful talent for succinct, "end of story" directness. If being "blunt" as you call it, and not disingenuous is your thing, you would do well to pay attention.


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Edited by: tyrone, Feb 3rd, 2014 @ 7:13 pm