If they play nice, I dont think Webber was a bad move at all. He proved last season that he still has it and he is, like you said, a good middle man.

 

i dunno, towards the end of his run in sacramento i realized his post game was very average. His knees made it hard for him to get boards, although he wasnt super strong in that area anyways. And he was just slow and what not. I am sure he helps the lockerroom and overall experience, if he just takes his role as not the star and a help to the team he can be a benefit

 

Even though I still hope the Warriors choke on sharp chicken bones and asphyxiatiate and hemorrhage to death simultaneously.

 

He's a decent defender and a big body...something they don't have, which is why they have so much trouble with the big centers of the West. The main reasons they got him are that he is an outstanding passer, and he can make free throws...something they struggle on with Biedrins. At the end of close games, he can be in defending the big man, and make his FT's. His career % isn't that great, but he can make them in the clutch. He can also make 15-18ft jumpshots, which will bring the opposing big man out of the lane....more room for Baron and Monta.

Oh, and he's averaged 9.8reb/game over his career, 6.7 last year with the Pistons....not bad.

I don't blame you after last year.

 

Sounds like the deal is pretty much done...

 

It is now. He is officially a Phoenix queer.

 

Shaq is washed up.

 

Though I still like Don Nelson. h:

 

Shaq is going to get posterized by either kobe, ariza, or gasol.

 

i hated shaq so much for missing so many free throws. hack a shaq was the best thing ever