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Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to four-year deal - Los Angeles Times
Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to four-year deal - Los Angeles Times
Both sides appeared to be far apart earlier in the week, with Bynum's agent asking close to an average of $17 million a year on a five-year deal and the Lakers countering with an average of $11 million a year over five years. But the sides came to terms on an average salary of $14.5 million a ...
Andrew Bynum vs. Greg Oden, Round 1
Andrew Bynum vs. Greg Oden, Round 1
dimemag.com — October 28 --- DIME Mag: Two early fouls put Oden on the bench in the first quarter, and on top of that he tweaked his ankle and didn’t return in the second half. --- Oden finished the game scoreless with five rebounds and blocked one shot in about 12 minutes... (more) Andrew Bynum vs. Greg Oden, Round 1
Report: Lakers, Bynum agree on 4-year extension
Report: Lakers, Bynum agree on 4-year extension
sports.espn.go.com — The Lakers have reached a four-year contract extension with center Andrew Bynum worth about $58 million, according to a published report. (more) Report: Lakers, Bynum agree on 4-year extension
Lakers and Bynum finally close to Extension
Lakers and Bynum finally close to Extension
sports.espn.go.com — Apparently 3 years and 42 million extension in the works... (more) Lakers and Bynum finally close to Extension
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Lakers, Bynum agree on extension
Lakers Blog — ... The LAT's Mike Bresnahan reports that the Lakers and Andrew Bynum have reached agreement on a contract extension: The Lakers and Andrew Bynum have agreed in principle on a four-year contract extension worth about $58 million, keeping their center of the future in the fold through the 2012-13 season, according to sources familiar with the negotiations who would not speak publicly. Bynum, who will make $2.8 million this season, will earn close to $42 million over the first three years of his contract extension. The fourth year will be a team option for about $16 million. .. ...

Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to four-year deal
Ball Don't Lie — The Los Angeles Times' Mike Bresnahan reports that the Lakers and their young center have finally got into bed together: "The Lakers and ...

Bynum Gets His Re-Up; Good for Both Sides
The Sporting Blog — Is it possible that Andrew Bynum and Greg Oden are engaged in some sort of weird karmic closed circuit, where what helps one ends up hurting the other? Oden misses his rookie year, Bynum blows the eff up; Oden starts this year with an injury and, according to the Los Angeles Times, Bynum gets that extension we thought might not happen: ...

Bynum, Lakers Finally Agree on Extension
FanHouse — ... and the Lakers finally came to terms on a four-year, $58 million contract. The deal won't be officially announced until this afternoon, but here's the skinny: ...

BREAKING NEWS: Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to four-year deal
The Lakers Nation — ... LA Times: The Lakers and Andrew Bynum have agreed in principle on a four-year contract extension worth about $58 million, keeping their center of the future in the fold through the 2012-13 season, according to sources familiar with the negotiations who would not speak publicly. ...

Brief Thoughts on Bynum's New Contract Extension
The Association — ... by Craig Kwasniewski The Lakers and Andrew Bynum have agreed to a four-year contract extension worth about $58 million. According to the LA Times: Bynum, who will make $2.8 million this season, will earn close to $42 million over the first three years of his contract extension. The fourth year will be a team option for about $16 million. Here are my initial thoughts on the deal: The Lakers blinked. Instead of forcing Bynum to earn his extension this season, the Lakers out bid ...

Four more years for Lakers’ Bynum
SmackCaster SmackBlog — ... Kobe Bryant must have endorsed Lakers center Andre Bynum. The Los Angeles Times is reporting the Lakers have reached an agreement to extend the center’s contract for four years to the tune of $58 million. Pretty good chunk of change for someone who just became legally able to drink on Monday. Wise move as quality big men don’t come easy nowadays. ...

Andrew "MVP DPOY HOF OMG BBQ" Bynum Gets his Cashola
Hardwood Paroxysm — It was only a matter of time, really, but Bynum has finally agreed to an extension with the small market, lottery-bound Lakers. WE INTERRUPT THIS BROADCAST FOR A SPECIAL BULLETIN FROM MATT MOORE: Of course he's worth this money! He's the greatest center of his time, haven't you heard? We no longer judge people on whole seasons! Only short bursts! He's a legend! And now, back to your regularly scheduled programming. Getting The Bynumite locked in at this point can only be a good thing for the Lakers. Yes, yes, Matt, it has to be ...

Andrew Bynum’s Agent Didn’t Quite Get the Extension He Wanted for His Client
SLAM Online — ... Marcel Mutoni I meant to get to this earlier, but it was a hectic day, what’re you gonna do? Anywhoo, the LA Times reported today that Andrew Bynum and the Lakers seem to have finally agreed to a contract extension: The Lakers and Andrew Bynum have agreed in principle on a four-year contract extension worth about $58 million, keeping their center of the future in the fold through the 2012-13 season, according to sources familiar with ...

Speed Read: Is Philly Really Ready For A Parade?
SPORTSbyBROOKS — ... What is good is being 21 and having $57.4 million in your pocket. That’s what Andrew Bynum has after signing a four-year extension with the Lakers on Thursday. All for a player who has started a whopping 80 games in his career and averaged a shade over seven points per game. But he has that infamous “unlimited upside potential” that Jay Bilas drives into your head each draft, even if this probably means the end for Lamar Odom in LA. ...

Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to 4-year, $57.4 ...
Deadspin — ... Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to 4-year, $57.4 million deal, thus ending a conflict that could have lasted years, and cost thousands of lives. [Los Angeles Times] ...

All about the Bynumins
Lakers Blog — ... that will keep him in LA for at least three more seasons, likely a fourth if all goes well. The terms: Three years at about $42 million, and a team option for one more at a cool $16 mil, bringing the potential value of the deal to just under $58 million . Not bad for a kid who just turned 21. Financially, the deal represents a compromise from both sides. Camp Bynum (where AK once spent a summer teaching arts and crafts) wanted more money, ...

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Bynum got paid!
nogutsglory.blogspot.com 10/31/2008 — The Los Angeles Lakers and Andrew Bynum agreed to a 4yr. $58 million deal with a 4th year option today. Bynum is currently in the last year of his rookie contract and will make about $2.8 million this year. Bynum averaged 13.1 ppg, 10.2 rpg and 2.1 bpg last season before being ...
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Lakers' Andrew Bynum injures shoulder, expects to play - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com 11/4/2008 — "I'll be at practice tomorrow and the game on Wednesday," he said. "I don't think it's going to bother him to come back to practice tomorrow," Coach Phil Jackson said. "It was just the normal action that happens in basketball a lot." Bynum said he ...
Bynum, Lakers Finally Agree on Extension
nba.fanhouse.com 10/30/2008 — For a long time it didn't look like it was going to happen, but Andrew Bynum and the Lakers finally came to terms on a four-year, $58 million contract . The deal won't be officially announced until this afternoon, but here's the skinny: Bynum was ...
Weight-and-see approach works out well for Lakers and Andrew Bynum - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com 11/7/2008 — Traylor then sent out for mashed potatoes and played his undistinguished NBA career at 300-plus. (The all-timer was Charles Barkley, who was an Auburn junior weighing . . . a lot . . . when he tried to get down before the 1984 Olympic team tryouts by ...
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forumblueandgold.com 10/30/2008 — Waiting until just 24 hours before the window closed, it appears the Lakers have reached a contract extension deal with Andrew Bynum . The deal is expected to be a three-year extension for $42 million, which works out to $14 million a year. The ...
Bryant, Bynum lead Lakers to blowout of ClippersESPN.com - NBA 10/30/2008
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Lakers embarrass the ClippersL.A. Times - Basketball 10/30/2008
Kobe Bryant has 16 points and eight rebounds, Pau Gasol has 13 points, nine rebounds and six assists as Lakers cruise to victory. > Early in the third ...
Lakers, Andrew Bynum agree to four-year dealL.A. Times - Basketball 10/30/2008
Sources say the center's contract extension is worth about $58 million. > The Lakers and Andrew Bynum have agreed in principle on a four-year contract ...
Report: Lakers lock up young stud Bynum for $58MFOXSports.com News for NBA 10/30/2008
The Lakers came close to an NBA title last season. Now it appears they are trying to lock up a core that will keep them contenders for years to come.
Lakers agree to 4-year extension with C BynumThe Seattle Times: Sports 10/31/2008
The Los Angeles Lakers signed Andrew Bynum to a contract extension Thursday, removing the possibility the 21-year-old center would become an unrestricted free agent next summer.