Countdown to Tony Bradley becoming the best Jazz backup center of All-Time!
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When I was in like first grade or something I had seen him in the food court of Cottonwood Mall (RIP). He signed an autograph for me. I was wearing my fake tool belt and had a construction pencil that he used.
The radio heads were being gracious and subtle the twitter world not so much. It sounded like Embiid was working Tony. Still he is better than I thought and does rebound and is capable of putting the ball in the hoop around the rim.
Isaiah 1:13
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Damn! Those guys are good.
Isaiah 1:13
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The radio heads were being gracious and subtle the twitter world not so much. It sounded like Embiid was working Tony. Still he is better than I thought and does rebound and is capable of putting the ball in the hoop around the rim.
I know right? Four of five with three offensive rebounds (nice tip) and a steal in just eleven minutes is not bad in his second "real" NBA minutes. He's got a real soft touch around the rim - good hands as well.
David Hume
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Greatest Jazz backup center: Billy Paultz. Dude took a punch from Olajuwon in the 85 playoffs, out rebounded Houston in the 4th quarter, and led the Jazz to game and series win.
There's something truly enjoyable about the thought that David Hume is a big time Jazz nerd.
ChicAggie
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The Whopper!! Loved that guy.
Also loved me some Mike "Brown Bear" Brown. Nice pic!!
But you can't talk about all-time great Jazz back-up centers without talking about the original: Rich Kelley. That dude was awesome in so many ways I can't even begin to list them.
Favors tho
Favors tho
Ellipse
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Meh. Favors is in a different class, because he was our starting power forward. That's similar to saying Malone was our best backup center because he would play a few minutes at center against Shaq.