A strong small forward as the ball handler, if his mid-range shot is not ideal and he can't play with his back to the basket, he is destined to suffer a lot.
If you have an excellent rim protector at center, then to deal with such a forward, you only need a point guard under 180 centimeters to entangle him.
This is not alarmist talk, and this phrase certainly does not just apply to Ron Artest.
Therefore, improving the quality of ball handlers is a problem that the Pistons urgently need to solve.
And Joe Dumars almost solved everything the moment people raised the question.
The addition of Rasheed Wallace raised the ceiling of this blue army infinitely.
Before Kobe and AI, Rasheed Wallace was the much-anticipated son of Philadelphia, and the local media even thought he would become the next Wilt Chamberlain.
When he decided to join forces with Jerry Stackhouse in North Carolina, people's expectations for him reached a peak.
