also sounds like Kevin McHale, Horace Grant, and Charles Barkley (in the latter stages of his career).
I'm not sure of some of the criteria you guys are using: How many PFs handle the ball? Marc Jackson's entire offensive game was putting his back to the basket, was he a center?
Really, the position is defined by the spots on the floor that a player occupies. Often, with a center and a power forward - these are interchangeable. But make no mistake, when Elson/Oberto are playing alongside him, TD is much more of a 4 than a 5. And that happens enough that the Spurs should get to define his position, not a bunch of media guys - many of whom didn't even play in HS.


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