Nick would have fit perfect in the tri-angle offense (by today's standard and for the sake of discussion due to the tri-angle's popularity), because of his low-post prowess and strength and solid jump-shooting ability. NOT to say he didn't thrive and have amazing success in the offense in Orlando. Being a 6'6" combo player is rare in any day-in-age of basketball. He also was a good defender. Those were days being an avid basketball fan!
I used to think Nick Anderson was gonna be another Scottie Pippen. He actually came close until he missed consecutive free throws against the Rockets in Game 1.
Nick would have fit perfect in the tri-angle offense (by today's standard and for the sake of discussion due to the tri-angle's popularity), because of his low-post prowess and strength and solid jump-shooting ability.
NOT to say he didn't thrive and have amazing success in the offense in Orlando. Being a 6'6" combo player is rare in any day-in-age of basketball. He also was a good defender. Those were days being an avid basketball fan!
I used to think Nick Anderson was gonna be another Scottie Pippen. He actually came close until he missed consecutive free throws against the Rockets in Game 1.
Really? You judge the guys career on two missed free throws? Nick Anderson was a beast at 6'5...Don't believe it? Ask Scottie Pippen.
i agree in full, that's just like judging John Starks off his game 7 fiasco.
To be fair he missed four not two