Is Ben Wallace a HOF

[L&HH]

How did the Wizards not see his defensive potential during practice?

That's why some franchises have been shyt. They don't know how to develop players and put together a team. Wizards had Wallace and Hamilton, 2/5 players that would eventually make an amazing Pistons team.

 

[David_TheMan]

Do you consider George verging a hall of famer

You talking Paul George?
No I don't.

 

[Leonard Washington]

Defensive anchor for many years
All Star appearances
A championship on his resume as well

I say yes

 

[threattonature]

Ben Wallace is definitely a HOF. True difference makers on defense I think should get in and he had a ridiculous defensive run.

 

[Supreme365]

You talking Paul George?
No I don't.

At this current moment no I wouldn't take George

 

[ManBearPig]

Yeah because of that ring

 

[feelosofer]

Definitely dude was maybe the best defender of his era, and his defensive ability was a key component in getting the Pistons that championship.

 

[SwagKingKong]

Not a once in the life time or generational player to me. He'll probably get in, but I don't think he should, just like I don't think Tony Parker or Manu should get in either.

lmao, you don't think Manu should get in the HOF?

4x NBA champion
2x NBA all-star
2x All-NBA team
1x Sixth man of the year

1x Euroleague champion
1x Euroleague Finals MVP
2x Italian league MVP

1x olympic gold
1x olympic gronze

One of the most decorated players ever and an absolute monster when it comes to advanced stats. He's likely one of the most underrated players of his generation.

First ballot HOFer and it's not even a question. He's the 2nd best international player of all-time.

 

[WMG the 2nd]

Shaq was in his prime in 2004?

Is that a fukking question you really think isn't true?

Only reason he wouldnt get in is if you think he benefitted from the Pistons system. It seems like he kinda got exposed when he went to Chicago. Still, the stats he achieved in terms of blocks and rebounds while in Detroit as well as the accolades should get him in.

That Pistons system had three different coaches in 7 years and Ben was still solid no matter what type they brought in

 

[ManBearPig]

Only reason he wouldnt get in is if you think he benefitted from the Pistons system. It seems like he kinda got exposed when he went to Chicago. Still, the stats he achieved in terms of blocks and rebounds while in Detroit as well as the accolades should get him in.

The pistons were in the ECFs the year before bringing in Larry brown and was a 64 win team the year after he left.

 

[FlyRy]

If Rodman is in

Guys like Wallace and Rodman had huge impact because of defense and rebounding, they were generational in that regard. They accolades speak for themselves.

Rodman also has 5 rings.

But Wallace has 4 DPOY and 2 more all star appearances so it maybe balances out

 

[Liquid]

Aint this dude shyt on prime shaq? Is this even a question?

Talking about the 2004 finals? Shaq was not in his prime anymore at that point.

 

[BXKingPin82]

He was Defensive Player of the Year 4 times!

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Not 1st Ballot HOF, but he's def getting in and deservingly so.

 

[JackRoss]

Ni mm

Shaq was nowhere near washed in 2004 breh

Nah he was just fat as fukk and out of shape