2008 C - B.J. Mullens (Charlotte Bobcats)

Mullen's final stas in just 22.5 MPG ~


2011-12 Season
PPG RPG BLKPG
9.3 5.0 0.8

Update.......

The Charlotte Bobcats’ failure to win the NBA draft lottery is probably good news for Byron Mullens. If Charlotte had won the lottery, it would have taken Kentucky’s Anthony Davis with the first pick, and the former Ohio State 7-footer’s days as a potential starting center with the Bobcats would have been over.

espn.com

Byron “B.J.” Mullens, Ohio State: The 24th overall pick in the 2009 draft hardly saw the court in two seasons with Oklahoma City. Mullens, though, appears to have found new life in Charlotte, where he averaged 9.3 points and 5.0 rebounds last season.

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Bryon Mullens' 33pts and 8rbs propels the @Bobcats to a 81-78 victory over the @MNTimberwolves. Kemba finished with 15. #NBASummerLeague

Update.........

Byron Mullens, the Charlotte Hornets’ power forward by way of Ohio State and Canal Winchester, took a hard fall in Denver last week and is out with what is diagnosed as a sprained left ankle. Although the Hornets are glad it wasn’t broken as was first feared, Mullens is expected to miss at least three weeks.

It’s a tough break for Charlotte, which has lost 16 straight games, and Mullens, who was averaging 11.6 points and 7.8 rebounds.

I had to repost this over here because it was too good not to...


The Triple Threat Has Been Shelved Temporarily | Yardbarker.com


This is EXACTLY what James Naismith had in mind.

“I can get compared to Kevin Garnett, his inside game. Outside game, Dirk Nowitzki, explosive like Amar’e (Stoudemire). Those three guys I like to compare myself and mix them all together and do a little bit of triple threat.”

If you remember, this is how the former BJ Mullens described himself before the NBA Draft a few years ago. It produced major LULZ from even the most staunch Lord Byron supporter (does not exist). So to tip-off this NBA heavy post today, I feel the need to give everyone here an update on our favorite 7 footer for the Charlotte Bobcats. First of all, the big fella is out indefinitely with a recently sprained ankle. Clearly he does share some traits with Amare. That makes me a sad panda since they play the Cavs tomorrow night (talk about a ratings bonanza!). Second, he appears to be on the verge of superstar-dom as he is averaging 12 and 8. Those are Tristan (or Tristian as AC calls him constantly) Thompson numbers.

Finally, we may have all been under rating just how much of a threat Byron is. His stats indicate that Mullens has "in the gym range." By that, I mean that Byron freaking Mullens has jacked up 122 3 pointers in 27 games. I didn't even know that he could shoot anything outside of "dunk". But apparently he's launching over 4.5 threes PER GAME. I think that Jeff jumped the gun by picking the Wolves as his team. He should've gone with the Charlotte Mullens. In conclusion, Byron Mullens IS a triple threat! And if you get a chance to watch the Nuggets play, look out for our old buddy KoKo (that's Kosta Koufos if you were unaware and he used to be such a wonderful contributor here) as he has the world's greatest receding hairline. KoKo!

Triple Threat!

Update......

Byron Mullens scored a team-high 12 points in the Bobcats' 30-point loss to the Jazz on Friday, hitting 5-of-14 shots (including two threes) with seven rebounds and no steals or blocks in 23 minutes.