Anderson Varejao
6 May 2008
, and at worst it's Ben "Anemic on Offense" Wallace, with Floppy McFlopperson (excuse me, Anderson Varejao) falling somewhere in the middle in a realm I like to call obnoxious game and hair land. Since none of Cleveland's power forward's can score consistently, there will be plenty of help defense on Ilgauskas and anyone else who sets foot in the paint in Boston tonight.
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4 April 2008
e able to exploit the Cavs weaknesses on both ends of the floor. Offensively, Ben Wallace and Anderson Varejao are black holes in the middle of the floor, living only off of the offensive glass and lacking anything even remotely close to touch on their jump shots or around the rim. Their other front court options, Joe Smith (consistently mediocre) and Big Z (as far as I can tell, a statue) are not without their glaring flaws and can disappear as easily as they can impact the game.
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