Associated Press

Looks like Andrew Bynum is hobbling to Cleveland.

The oft-injured center, who played not a single game in his only season with the 76ers, reportedly accepted a contract offer from the Cavaliers worth $24 million over two seasons. (ESPN is said to have reported it first, for what that's worth.)

But there are some stipulations with that contract:

• Only $6 million is guaranteed in the first season, with the other $6 million for his first season being linked to incentives.
• The second year on his contract is a team option, meaning the Cavaliers will decide whether Bynum returns for the 2014-15 season.

Bynum, despite more than one attempt to debut for the Sixers, never played a game before deciding in March to undergo surgery on both knees. He made $16.8 million for the 2012-13 season.