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Shawn Marion says he should've won DPOY over Ben Wallace in 2005: "It was really disheartening" - MSNBig Ben had won the DPOY in 2002 and 2003 while also finishing runner-up to Ron Artest in 2004. Sad to say, for Shawn, but Wallace had a sensational defensive season, too. Ben ranked second behind ...
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"We were both battling for the DPOY" - Artest clears the air on his relationship with Ben Wallace - MSNUnfortunately for Metta and Ben, the former wasn't aware that the latter was grieving at that time following the death of his mother. This may have led to Wallace's frustration and eventual ...
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"Ben was like that" - Larry Brown compares Ben Wallace to Russell, Chamberlain and Thurmond - MSNFor that, the legendary coach reckoned that Wallace was not just a star in his own right but a lowkey game-changer. Moreover, Brown believes it's only proper that "Big Ben" was inducted into the ...
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"He might be the best one-on-one defender since Dennis" - Laimbeer compared Ben Wallace's defensive abilities to Rodman's - MSNI spend an hour or so after practice working on shooting and free-throws," Wallace explained his mindset. Ben would play in four All-Star games, win four DPOY awards, earn five All-NBA selections ...
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Ben Wallace named the toughest players he had to defend: "Shaq, because of his size, and I'd probably have to go with Tim Duncan or KG" - MSNBen Wallace named the toughest players he had to defend: "Shaq, because of his size, and I'd probably have to go with Tim Duncan or KG" Story by Virgil Villanueva • 9mo.
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"Once I got my hand on top of the ball, I knew it was a wrap" - When Ben Wallace dominated Shaquille O'Neal with an epic block - MSNOnly a handful of players can say they've blocked the legendary Shaquille O'Neal, and even fewer can claim a monster block against him. Ben Wallace is one of those rare players. In a 2006 matchup ...
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Ben Wallace gets real on his 2006 Pistons exit: “I felt I had to leave or otherwise stay and watch the team fall apart” - MSNBen Wallace established himself as the heart and soul of the Detroit Pistons. From the early to mid-2000s, he wholeheartedly defined the Pistons’ culture and identity — tough, resilient, hard ...
Ben Wallace, who was diagnosed with a mystery illness at 5 months old — the same that his older brother Zachary died from years before his birth — is thriving and now a college graduate.
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