Slightly OT: Andrew Bynum going after Kobe for "stunting" him

[NHUConnfan]

http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/8...bryant-stunted-development-los-angeles-lakers

Let's see, I can think of at least 3 other reasons why:

1. Injuries
2. Piss-poor attitude
3. ...oh yeah, and not developing in college (you're no Kobe or Garnett son)

 

[aceboon]

Not developing in college? Kobe and Garnett are HOFers, you don't have to be them to have good or great careers, and Bynum has had a good career. I'd say working one on one with Kareem Abdul Jabar is far more valuable than whoever would've coached him in college.

 

[msgordon]

im pretty sure he was asked if he thought playing with kobe stunted his growth and this was the response

"I thought it really helped me a lot obviously at first, because he draws so much attention it's hard for guys to double team and key on you, so it helped me tremendously," Bynum told a group of L.A. reporters before the Lakers played the Sixers on Sunday. "Later, I felt I was able to get the ball more and do more things with the ball, so I could definitely see how it could stunt growth."

thats not that bad of a quote, and he may have a point--i believe he played better than kobe last year. hes obviously pretty immature though