Centers' Little Helper

Dennis Hans, unrenowned former adjunct professor of mass comm and American foreign policy, relentlessly exposed the Bush administration’s “techniques of deceit” BEFORE the Iraq war, when it could have made a difference (see links). For decades he has fought baseball’s discrimination against lefthanded infielders and promoted his ingenious clockwise solution. A lifelong advocate for a flowing, non-brutal, flop-free NBA, he now champions the cause of its second-class citizens: the centers.

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Bonzi Wells is Charles Barkley
I reserve the right to change my mind, but as of today I’m rooting for the Kings to take the NBA crown.

Perhaps the most remarkable story of this postseason is the emergence of Bonzi Wells as the second coming of Charles Barkley. With Bonzi and Ron Artest at the two wing positions, the Kings remind me of the old Packers backfield of John Brockington and MacArthur Lane. Each had fullback size and power but with halfback maneuverability.

Bonzi and Ron are about as COMPLETE as two players can be, excelling at most every phase of the game. And where one is so-so (Ron on the boards), the other is out of this world. Bonzi has been a terror on the offensive boards, and the ability of Bonzi and Ron to beat various Spurs off the dribble has turned this opening round series into a donneybrook.

4 Comments:

At 12:00 PM, Blogger laura the tooth said...

the spurs won last night (to my dissappointment), but let's see if how the 6th game in sactown will go.

what do you think about the lakers/suns series so far? do you think the difference is coaching, or just that phoenix is undersized and had to expend too much energy in the regular season because of amare's absence?

 
At 1:58 PM, Blogger Dennis Hans said...

I think Lakers/Suns is a fairly even matchup, with maybe the Suns being slightly better. It's been a great series (though I don't care for the cheapshots from both teams or Raja's relentless flopping to try to get Kobe in foul trouble) and could just as easily be Suns 3-2 right now. Still a long way to go, and as I enjoy watching the Suns more than LA, that's who I'm rooting for.

 
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