Lets be Real Dwight Howard = Ben Wallace(that scores a bit more)

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good defensive player and great rebounder and all but he is not a top ten player

his offense is a joke all he does is dunk and over power weaker guys plus atrocious free throw shooter

i'm starting to think those Orlando teams were way better than people thought and Dwight just played a role on those teams


Brooklyn dodged a huge bullet in not singing him to a max deal would of handicapped them ala the bulls after they signed Wallace
 

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As limited as he may be as a back-to-the-basket player...he's still about 50x the threat that Ben Wallace was.

He's got 20 and 16 on 50% shooting tonight and cats are shytting on him....fukk the internet.
 

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Nah.

No, no, no. Why aren't gonna be comparing the offensive games of Dwight & Ben fukking Wallace.

I can't think of one damn offensive possession where I ever was impressed by his offensive game. He was just a god awful one one one scorer. :scusthov:
 

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As limited as he may be as a back-to-the-basket player...he's still about 50x the threat that Ben Wallace was.

He's got 20 and 16 on 50% shooting tonight and cats are shytting on him....fukk the internet.

i said he scores a bit more :jawalrus:
 

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Dwight is a much better scorer, rebounder, and defensive player than Ben Wallace.

He shyts on Ben Wallace from a great height.
 

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Dwight is the greater player by miles. Ben Wallace was one-dimensional; he was nothing but a defender that didn't add anything else beside rebounding and shot-blocking; in his prime, Wallace was just another version of Dennis Rodman.
 
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