I like Webber as a basketball analyst/reporter though, even though we all hate him as a player.
Chris Webber likes the jazz
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billyshelby
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That incident never bugged me that much. It was a dirty play, but Webber wasn't a dirty player. He was a soft (very skilled) player trying to make a statement. Everyone saw through it.
COJazz44
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Not on TNT, he doesn't really fit. I rather have Reggie Miller in that 4 group than him. Webber should just stick with NBA TV
7StraightIsGreat
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It's funny watching that video and being reminded just how much Malone and the Jazz had gotten into Webber's head. That guy was aboslutely losing his **** in that video!
However, while Malone always seemed to keep a cool head, I was always a little bummed out that he didn't stand up more for Stockton when he was flattened in Game 2 of that series.
However, while Malone always seemed to keep a cool head, I was always a little bummed out that he didn't stand up more for Stockton when he was flattened in Game 2 of that series.
InGameStrategy
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If AJ does anything to stand up for a fellow Jazzman who is affected, then he'll do more than Boozer did.
And I'm optimistic that Raja will do more than Korver Longstocking did to make sure that the opposition shows proper respect.
theNBAnerd
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webber was one of the most skilled big men of our era, and he could have gone down as a top 5 guy at his position. granted, he got jobbed in 2002 in probably the worst refereed game i've ever seen, but even if we give him that game, his career legacy is a whole bunch of "should have been" statements.
Webber was softer than Boozer. Sloan would have parked his rear on the bench in favor of Millsap
I hate Reggie Miller with a passion, its probably just his voice.
