Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace scrimmaging in Bullets training camp in 1995

[FAH1223]

@mastermind

 

[MJ Truth]

Sheed's skillset was ahead of its time

That man was an elite defender, had a mean post game, could pass, shoot jumpers, switch on guards, QB the def...

Up until the last 5-7 yrs, I've said Sheed had a GOAT skillset for BIGs

His skillset was incredible but he never had the mentality to take it to the highest level.

 

[Apprentice]

That 95-96 bullets squad had one of the biggest frontcourts in nba history.

7'7" Muresan
6'11" Wallace
6'10" Webber
6'9" Howard

Too bad Webber missed most of that season due to injury.

Had Sheed, Ben, Rod Strickland and CWebb did nothing with them

Wizards basketball

 

[Tommy Gibbs]

The Denver nuggets is the perfect example of a team with patience. Porter coming out of high school was one of the best players in the nation, Came in the league out of college hurt, was hurt a bit the first few years of his career and they never traded him. Ended up getting a title with him last year. The Wizards at one point had Howard, Cheaney, Webber, and Sheed. Then they get rid of sheed and pick up Ben Wallace. Sometimes teams just don't know what to do with talent. I don't get it. Some of these NBA franchises with their constant fukk ups should be deleted like the Sonics were.

 

[Dillah810]

I think C Webbs skillset is amongst the most underrated in NBA history. Dude was a straight up technician in the paint, with an elite mid range game.

Also a great passer for a big man