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Ben Wallace
Is anybody else imagining how nuts the Detroit Pistons are with this guy on the floor?!?
From getting a triple double this 2002 season (points, rebounds, and blocks , mind you), to grabbing a season-high 28 boards in a game, down to grabbing 6 steals at one game, it seems there's already a hands-down winner for NBA Defensive Player Of The Year...
Although I doubt that the Pistons can win a title with their other players in tow (Chucky Atkins can't pass, Stackhouse shoots too much...), they just might need to keep their hands on "The Beast" if they want to progress towards another great season
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From getting a triple double this 2002 season (points, rebounds, and blocks , mind you), to grabbing a season-high 28 boards in a game, down to grabbing 6 steals at one game, it seems there's already a hands-down winner for NBA Defensive Player Of The Year...
Although I doubt that the Pistons can win a title with their other players in tow (Chucky Atkins can't pass, Stackhouse shoots too much...), they just might need to keep their hands on "The Beast" if they want to progress towards another great season
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He's one of the reason kaya nagkaron ng 41-41 record yung 1999-2000 Orlando Magic composed mainly of role players and only Darrell Armstrong as their go to guy.
The great thing is that he was picked number 53 (or something that low) in the draft. He's worked his butt off to get to this level of play, and the NBA made a mistake by not making him an All-Star this year.
The Rock is right on in saying that Ben Wallace should've been an All-Star this year. He deserved it more than Zo did.
If my memory serves me right, I don't even think he was drafted by any team coming out of college. I'm not sure about that, though.
KOrek. He should be MIP and Defensive Player of the Year.
I really do think he should get that award, coming from being a virtual nobody to potential All-Star in his own right.
He's listed as 6'10", though most of the listings in the NBA are quite inaccurate. He's more around 6'8" or 6'9", and the fact that he's leading blocked shots by a wide margin suggests that his peskiness is a good virtue for the Pistons. What with all the shots Steakhouse keeps on missing...
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there's no doubt that he's the leading candidate to bag the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award this season.
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Paano kaya kung nasa Detroit pa si Grant Hill (Healthy) and they have a solid point guard ?
I even heard the commentator (game against Boston) inquiring about Triple Double where point is not included, cause I think he was near it.
NINJeremy
I can just imagine the old Detroit Bad Boys teaching Ben Wallace how to get under an opponent's skin...
Yikes...
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