Although the fantasy basketball season is nearing an end, there’s some good news regarding Los Angeles Lakers bigman Andrew Bynum. The center, who has missed the past few months after tearing his MCL, could possibly return to action this week.
According to Lakers coach Phil Jackson, Bynum looked strong in practice and was moving well. Jackson even called Bynum a “dominant force”.
With less than two weeks remaining prior to the beginning of the NBA playoffs, the Lakers need Bynum to get on the court as quickly as possible. It’d be tough to integrate him back into their system after the playoffs …read more

Andrew Bynum of the Los Angeles Lakers must be experiencing deja vu. In a January game against the Memphis Grizzlies, Bynum has injured a knee. He was helped off the court and appeared to be in considerable pain.
The injury occurred when Kobe Bryant fell into Bynum’s knee. Bynum immediately grabbed his knee and stayed down while yelling out in agony.
If Bynum is out for a significant amount of time, this obviously isn’t good news for the Lakers or Bynum fantasy owners. Bynum has been fantastic lately, especially in his last five games. He had finally started to look like the …read more

While the news regarding Andrew Bynum seems to change on a daily basis, fantasy basketball owners need to come to a sad conclusion – it’s time to forget about him. Bynum, the talented and young center for the Los Angeles Lakers, has little to no fantasy value at this point.
The best case scenarios coming out of Los Angeles have Bynum returning for the last few games. Even if he does so, Bynum will have to slowly work back into his groove. It’s likely that he’ll come off the bench at first and play limited minutes. Bynum, even if he returns …read more