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dtheriault · 01-17-2006, 09:59 PM

If didn't watch the Laker/Heat game last night you missed probably the best 15 seconds of any game I've watched this year.

When 17 year old Bynum was drafted he compared himself to shaq except he said "but I can make my freethrows." So you knew Shaq was waiting to teach him a lesson.

Bynum comes in the game at the end of the first half. Shaq posts him up and BAM drops a dunk on him so hard that Bynum falls down like a flipped turtle. My friend and I are like "DAMN" then the kid races down court and

SHOWS SHAQ a huge pair of balls. He calls for the Ball! Can you believe the nerve of the kid- and the Lakers actually throw it to him. Before you can even think "Shaq's gonna reject him so hard" the kid pulls a drop step spin move that would've made Worthy proud and dunks it home. On the the couch we've moved to the OH SHIT! level.

It gets better.

Bynum goes down court and gives the big anger a good shove with his elbow and Shaq loses it and tosses a huge elbow at Bynum's head. Then they have to be separated.

It was great to see a Laker besides Kobe play with some anger and passion.

The only mistake made is that I would've put Bynum back out at the beginning of the second half and seen if the kid could've provoked Shaq to foul out quickly.

Good stuff.

01-17-2006, 09:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
dtheriault Psycho Location: maybe utah	Bynum vs. SHAQ If didn't watch the Laker/Heat game last night you missed probably the best 15 seconds of any game I've watched this year. When 17 year old Bynum was drafted he compared himself to shaq except he said "but I can make my freethrows." So you knew Shaq was waiting to teach him a lesson. Bynum comes in the game at the end of the first half. Shaq posts him up and BAM drops a dunk on him so hard that Bynum falls down like a flipped turtle. My friend and I are like "DAMN" then the kid races down court and SHOWS SHAQ a huge pair of balls. He calls for the Ball! Can you believe the nerve of the kid- and the Lakers actually throw it to him. Before you can even think "Shaq's gonna reject him so hard" the kid pulls a drop step spin move that would've made Worthy proud and dunks it home. On the the couch we've moved to the OH SHIT! level. It gets better. Bynum goes down court and gives the big anger a good shove with his elbow and Shaq loses it and tosses a huge elbow at Bynum's head. Then they have to be separated. It was great to see a Laker besides Kobe play with some anger and passion. The only mistake made is that I would've put Bynum back out at the beginning of the second half and seen if the kid could've provoked Shaq to foul out quickly. Good stuff. __________________ "Remember, it takes two to lie. One to lie and one to listen." -Homer Unless you are the freakin Highlander, what is the point in learning how to fight with a sword?