Ben Wallace 10pts, 18reb, 5stl, 3blk (2003 ECSF, Game 6)

May 16, 2003 - Ben Wallace played 52 of a possible 53 minutes, turning in a powerful all-around performance and helping his Pistons to eliminate the Philadelphia 76ers in six games.
Box Score: www.basketball-reference.com/b...

[@PurpleScoutCookies]

Ben always played his best when he didn't have to guard a dominant post up big man and could just roam. Despite the rule changes I think he would be even better nowadays since there is not nearly as many good post up big men as there was in the early-mid 2000s.

[@Crunchysopa52]

+PurpleScoutCookies Absolutely.

[@jrthegoatsmith712]

PurpleScoutCookies Ben Wallace is also mobile enough to defend centers that try to spread the floor by shooting from the perimeter.

[@sever427]

Oh him would destroy right now. They skinny

[@tj5180]

Hes a good small ball center who can do anything what u expect from him like rebound also defend. He definlelety has the length and size to defend the permieter as well

[@TheShadow84]

Hall of Fame must have done their research. Ben was a beast. Congrats 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@sever427]

Big Ben wallace

[@bigo4896]

Should be in the hall of fame

[@aTROLLwithBlades]

Beast

[@X02Overdose]

The 6ers had so many chances to increase their lead with open/mildly contested shots lol

[@kingsleyjackson8287]

Ben eat orange 🍊

[@awakethemaster]

1992 to 2012. Best era of 20 years in the NBA and any other sport. From physical aspect, skills and strategies. Nowadays it's just simply weak. Since Lebron James started to complaint about fouls in the NBA they started to change the whole concept of the NBA from draft characteristic to create and annopen space game.

[@youtuber3328]

wallace had an average career not facing legends like robertson abdul-jabbar chamberlain + russell

[@somerville77]

yeah, he only had to go through Shaq, Duncan and Jermaine O'Neil multiple times