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Originally Posted by CDRacingZX6R
Again, Ive never said Kwame isn't a good man/man defender. In fact, Id say he is a great man/man defender. Then you have the flip side, that he is a poor team/help defender. What Kwame has in his strengths in my opinion out weigh him with his weakness. Poor scoring and rebounding hurt. Even in that game where he shut down Timmy, He still let the guy get 13 boards, and 16 points.
I'm just saying, so many people want to love Brown. I understand... I did to. I to wanted him to come here and break his bust mold and show his worth. Under Phil Jackson, I thought this was very realistic. However, I've learned to accept that after this many seasons, that he will never averge double doubles, or even double digits. Thats the simple fact that the offical nut huggers will have grasp one day.
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Kwame is not a poor help defender Bynum is he doesn't even recognize or is too slow to react, kwame does a gbod job of rotating and cutting off the paint.
I just think its easy to dump on kwame when in fact he gives us quite alot defensively where we need it most.
If Bynum doesn't become more physical and get stronger he's headed to Eddie Curryville a good offensive center you can't win with because he can't defend man to man.
Kwame and Bynum give us a good 2 man look at center.
The constant need to dump on kwame makes no sense.
We would not be better off with Butler, with Kobe's scoring and odom's playmaking he wouldn't have had a chance to shine. PJ and the Lakers weren't swindled in that trade PJ new what we had in Butler we need a defensive minded big and we have that. kwame's defense will help us contain all the allstar bigs out West.
In Washington they fastbreak, play at an insane tempo and don't play defense so its easy to play in that system and get numbers. he wouldn't be an allstar in the West.