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Better him then ostertag imo.. still 10 years too late though lol
http://blog.oregonlive.com/blazers/2...juwan_how.html
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Trail Blazers have signed free agent forward Juwan Howard to a one-year contract, it was announced today by General Manager Kevin Pritchard. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Juwan Howard will add a wealth of experience and veteran savvy to our young, talented roster," said Pritchard. "We look forward to Juwan's contributions on the court and in the locker room."
Howard (6-9, 250, Michigan) holds career averages of 14.9 points, 6.6 rebounds and 2.5 assists in 1,043 games (871 starts) over a 15-year NBA career with Washington, Dallas, Denver, Orlando, Houston and Charlotte. Originally selected by Washington with the fifth overall pick in the 1994 NBA Draft, Howard garnered All-Rookie Second Team honors in 1994-95 and earned a spot on the Eastern Conference All-Star team in 1995-96. Howard averaged 17 points or more and seven-plus rebounds in each of his first five seasons in the league. He has tallied 188 career double-doubles.
Howard, 36, played three games last season for Denver and appeared in 39 contests for Charlotte. In 42 total games, Howard averaged 4.1 points, 1.8 rebounds, 0.6 assists and 11.2 minutes in 2008-09. He reached double figures in scoring five times.
The Chicago, Ill., native has appeared in the NBA Playoffs four times, averaging 9.8 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 23 games.
A member of the "Fab Five" at the University of Michigan, Howard was named Third Team All-American in 1994 after averaging 20.8 points and 9.0 rebounds in his junior season. Howard then entered the NBA Draft, becoming the first NBA player to leave school early and graduate on time.
Howard becomes the 14th player on Portland's roster. He will wear jersey No. 6.
Better him then ostertag imo.. still 10 years too late though lol
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You do know every team Juwan Howard has played for has never gotten out of the first round right? He's the anti-Horry...
Wrong. That ing loser clotheslined Derek Anderson in game 1 of the second round matchup between the Spurs and Mavs in 2001.
Not a bad move for depth purposes.
I don't know. What does Juwan have left?
Well, years later Bell did likewise to Kobe and you all thought that was the cat's pajamas.
my loyalty was the 2nd best scorer on the team, but got injured from that...fkn
I call bull . Find a quote. No one that I can think of thought that was legit.
I don't think Spurs fans think Bowen famously kicking a certain timberwolves player in the head was legit either, but his overall toughness and elite defense made up for his, at times, over-aggressive (ok, dirty) play.
But when a player goes over the line by clothes-lining someone, they need to be called out.
Don't tell me bowen getting under shooters was the same thing either.
If the blazers meet the Lakers in the playoffs we can only hope that Juwon recreates that foul he did on DA to Kobe.
It's pretty damn good signing for a 3rd string power forward.
Horse . Cement-headed posters from one Board to another chased their elbows round their collective assholes trying to make a case for Bell. I saw it time & again.
So Outlaw is the backup PF?
Think again...Bell never was the same from that day forward. Just kinda petered out. Kobe a course went on to ring...sans the Daddy.
tee, hee.
You ing stupid piece of , don't ever put words in my mouth, sucker.
Blazers signing an old guy? Random.
Stings, don't it, ya beezer, you?
tee, hee.
God this forum needs a ing broom to sweep out the .
These Laker "fans" are ridiculous.
slow news day
Fkin laker fans
...or, a time machine and a made layup by Courtney Lee.
tee, hee.
"Down goes Frazier!!!"
Hey, Eric, pick yerself up, dust yerself off....you'll be fine.
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