Gerald Wallace Rebounding?
by baronycamby on Jan 5, 2010 6:14 PM EST
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Hey, Clipper fan here. I've always been a big fan of Gerald Wallace and this year I'm very surprised at his rebounding numbers. He's like top 5 in rebounding in the league and I was just wondering if any of you guys could tell me how...
Does he play more inside, like a power forward spot?
Are most of his rebounds offensive, or does he crash the defensive boards?
Thanks. 75 words.
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Per 82games.com...
Wallace has played about 60% of his time at SF, 35% of his time at PF, and 5% of his time as a small-ball center. 18% of his rebounds are offensive, and his rates are 6.5% on the offensive end (not in the league’s top 20) and 28.5% on the defensive end (4th in the league, behind only Boozer, Camby, and Howard.) His total rebound rate is 17.5%, 11th in the league. No other SF is in the top 20.
Advance apologies if the contents of this sports-based post offended you. I'm just aiming to educate the masses. My law professor says they're asses.
It's a pretty simple equation really
No Okafor = 10 rpg that need to go somewhere.
Between 5 and 6 are going to Tyson Chandler leaving 4-5 boards that have to be accounted for.
Right now, Wallace is working harder than anyone else to get those rebounds.
Cat Scratch Reader's resident optimist.
When you have Mohammad as the C
Someone else have to rebound
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