There's really only one Andrew Bynum who played in the NBA with any significance.

Drafted in 2005 by the Los Angeles Lakers at a young age, Bynum showed immense potential as a dominant center. He was part of the Lakers championship runs in 2009 and 2010, playing alongside Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol.

However, Bynum's career was plagued by injuries and inconsistency.  He was also criticized for his work ethic and focus.  Despite an All-Star selection in 2012, his career fizzled out due to ongoing health issues.

Here's the interesting thing: Bynum's story is one of "what if."  Many believe he could have become an all-time great center if he had stayed healthy and fully committed to the game.