I just read an inspiring article about Bynum:
https://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2013/12/28/cavs-suspend-bynum-indefinitely/
When asked about his suspension, he apparently told Yahoo sports that he never wants to play basketball again and never liked it in the first place.
I don't know all the contract stuff because he's got a weird contract, but the gist of it would be:
Marvin Williams
Burks
2nd rounder
for
Bynum
Right to swap picks (in the event we swap, they get the GSW pick [we reserve right to refuse swap])
This helps our tank but can legitimately be sold as a taking a chance rather than a tank move. We destabilize chemistry for a bit, get Marvin away from the brake pedal on the tank and most of all remove the Cavs as a tank threat.
Willing to include other assets.
https://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2013/12/28/cavs-suspend-bynum-indefinitely/
Bynum has played in 24 of the Cavs’ 28 games this season and has started the last 18. He’s had his highs and lows, but has looked rather stiff at times and has shot 42 percent. The Cavs have been worse both offensively and defensively with him on the floor than they’ve been with him on the bench.
When asked about his suspension, he apparently told Yahoo sports that he never wants to play basketball again and never liked it in the first place.
I don't know all the contract stuff because he's got a weird contract, but the gist of it would be:
Marvin Williams
Burks
2nd rounder
for
Bynum
Right to swap picks (in the event we swap, they get the GSW pick [we reserve right to refuse swap])
This helps our tank but can legitimately be sold as a taking a chance rather than a tank move. We destabilize chemistry for a bit, get Marvin away from the brake pedal on the tank and most of all remove the Cavs as a tank threat.
Willing to include other assets.