Stop me if you've heard this one before.
Andrew Bynum's health is up in the air, and we have absolutely no idea when he'll be back in action. But instead of talking about the Philadelphia 76ers this offseason, we're moving on to the Cleveland Cavaliers, who signed the big man to a two-year deal with only $6 million guaranteed.
According to the Akron Beacon Journal's Jason Lloyd, Bynum isn't exactly ready for the season to start quite yet:
Andrew Bynum still hasn't been cleared for contact and, therefore, isn't likely to be ready when the Cavaliers open training camp next week, but that hasn't soured coach Mike Brown's opinion of him.
Brown still believes Bynum can be one of the best centers—ever.
"He could very easily be the best center in the game," Brown said. "Not only the game today, but he's skilled enough and has the rest of the tools to be one of the best ever."
Bynum is now running on treadmills, but has not resumed contact drills on the court, Brown said Monday at the team's charity golf outing at Firestone Country Club. There is still no timetable for Bynum's ...
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