There are a million different stories about the one year Andrew Bynum spent in Philadelphia.
There’s the bowling alley incident, Bynum trashing his expensive condo or this story of the time Bynum dragged a gas pump hose hanging out of his Ferrari around Philly.
Here's that story, via ESPN:
Their would-be star was a hazardous fit — sometimes even literally. One day, memorably, the rehabbing big man parked next to Aaron Barzilai, [then-Sixers general manager Tony] DiLeo’s newly hired director of basketball analytics, in the parking lot of the team facility at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. As Bynum shuffled inside, Barzilai noticed something on their would-be star’s custom black Ferrari and called after him. Bynum, it turned out, had driven away from a gas station without removing the pump’s nozzle and eight- foot rubber hose, which he’d dragged, pythonlike, through the street.
The idea that you’re driving a car worth six figures, yet oblivious to the fact that a gas pump hose is hanging and dragging from that beautiful car tells you everything you need to know about Andrew Bynum.
