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It's a guy with a skimask and a crowbar.
Or it could just mean that Rasheed Wallace is a better matchup considering hes more athletic and actually plays the Power Forward Position.
It's a guy with a skimask and a crowbar.
Just because he is there every game doesn't mean he's the Mascot, he's just looking for a free car.
looks like Duncans giving it to Wallace from the back. Reminds me of prison.
I think it is...most centers in this league can be stoppable and or are not an offensive threat...
Bowen takes out some of the best players in the NBA...
I think the award should've gone elsewhere, considering the Spurs were a better defensive team all year.
You won't find a pair of forwards longer than Rasheed and lankier than Prince.
Good vote of confidence for the pistons there.
Seriously, what is that hole?
Fond memories for you?
Rasheed is just as good a defender as Tim Duncan and he made first team all defense.
Why wasnt Sheed on the list you ask?
My reply; Dont ask me but he had just as many steals, blocks, and rebounds as your boy Bowen but his name just isnt there. I wonder if his reputation has anything to do with it.
Ask T.D. who plays the best defense against him and I'm sure the list will start with Rasheed.
In fact out of this whole series I dont see Tim averaging more than 20 points a game against the champs and four of those points will be free-throws.
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I thought it was a patch of white hairs.
No question Wallace is an amazing defender who can guard inside and out, and Duncan did mention Wallace as one of the toughest defenders on him, but he also mentioned Garnett and Camby, but see what Duncan did to Camby in the first round with two bad ankles.
Granted the Nuggets doesn't have the team defense of the Pistons, but to suggest that Rasheed Wallace has some kind of super powers that can stop Duncan one-on-one is underestimating TD's abilities.
Prison was hard, but if I would never change not going. In prison I found allah.
Duncan admitted a long time ago that the guy that defended him the best was none other than Robert Horry...Not Rasheed Wallace...Must have had something to do with the 9 point and 10 TO games he had against the Lakers in 01 and 02.
Wallace plays him well some of the time...and other times he lights Sheed the up for an entire season.
In any case...I'm glad you guys will be happy with Sheed guarding Duncan...we'll be equally happy to see your defensive anchor camped out 20 feet from the basket guarding Horry...making your paint look very appetizing to our slashing guards...
I'll also be happy to see Duncan on Sheed...
I think the moron has taken it over the top to take it personal because of the ACC "rivalry" they had...
Personally I really hope Tim Duncan goes at him, like when he's pissed.
I'd love to see that.
Actually, it would make more sense for Ben to guard the starting center, Nazr, than guard a guy sitting on the bench. Otherwise it would be like 5 on 4.
If you're actually referring to when Horry comes in the game, well, guess what, they are allowed to switch players. At that time I would expect Sheed or McDyess to take horry and Ben to move over to Duncan.
Actually...you should watch a Spurs game sometime. Robert Horry will be the one in there in the 4th. The only thing he won't do that a starter does is get his name announced with the starters at the beginning of the game...but some people have to find things out the hard way.
And thus the switching. See how that works? Just because Sheed will probably start the game out on Duncan doesn't mean putting Horry in the game draws Ben away from the basket.
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