Generally, I prefer bigs who can rebound. Davis averaged 6.6 rebounds per 36 minutes last season, just barely more than his team's point guard, Rajon Rondo, who averaged 5.7. Notable NBA rebounding machines Joe Alexander (5.8) and Mike Dunleavy Jr. (5.9 career) are also in the Big Baby ballpark. That average was worse in the playoffs, as Baby managed just 5.6 per game while playing big minutes because of injuries on Boston's front line.
Writer pleads with Joe Dumars not to sign Glen.
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agree that Baby is not a good on the boards.
Would you rather have Wallace?
Yes, a bit troubling, but as the 7th-9th guy on the bench, no biggie, as he brings other things to the table.
I would take Baby over Wallace. I like how he has developed a nice mid range jump shot, and think if he focuses on taking it to the rack more - he could get make a living at the line. He has such quick feet, and with his size it's almost impossible to avoid contact with him!
I'll give you the quick feet point, as I actually think he could play the power three behind pierce if we resign him. I'd love to watch that.
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