Just watched some of the Bulls-Suns 1993 series

[andgar923]

Miller was a decent rim protector early in his career.

1.9 bpg in only 26.1 mpg in his first 4 seasons.

Per 36 minutes, that comes out to 2.7 bpg.

He wasn't Hakeem/DRob but he wasn't no Kevin Love either.

People think that blocking shots = great rim protector

But that's only half of it.

Being a rim protector also means clogging up the lane, switching and rotating, altering shots, being physical.

Oliver took up space and was long enough to alter many shots. We've seen Bron struggle going up against players 6'8 as it stands. The nerve of Bron stans to mock a legit 7 ft 300 pounder is a joke



^^ why didn't he go to his left? Why did he go to the right where the defense was?

Dat high IQ

[Piccolo]

You guys don't know anything about players in previous eras - you shouldn't talk shit about things you know nothing about



..............................................Oliver Miller........ Andrew Bogut

Career Blocks per 100....................3.4........................2.8
Career Block Percentage................4.7%.....................4.3%



Obviously, the frontcourt competition that Miller faced was far superior - he would view today's frontcourts as like, JV or something

Also, the Suns defense was ranked the same as Dallas' defense in 2011 - we saw how Lebron did against Dallas and Terry/Barea/old Marion.

You don't even watch basketball. What are you talking about? Reading stats doesn't equal watching games. Highlight videos don't count either. Take your own advice. Oliver Miller?????????????? No comment.