Comments on: Juwan Howard coming full circle http://www.pistonpowered.com/2012/06/juwan-howard-coming-full-circle/ Your Go-To Source For Pistons Coverage Sun, 19 May 2013 15:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: Jeremy http://www.pistonpowered.com/2012/06/juwan-howard-coming-full-circle/comment-page-1/#comment-73451 Jeremy Fri, 22 Jun 2012 12:33:28 +0000 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2012/06/juwan-howard-coming-full-circle/#comment-73451 That Miami team would have been pretty ill with Howard, Mourning, and Timmy. Heck, that 1995-1996 Bullets squad had Juwan, CWebb, and Sheed. The 1996-1997 squad Juwan, CWebb, and a rookie Ben Wallace. We all know that Ben was an undrafter free agent, had they not traded Sheed to Portland and were able to hold it together for a few more years, they would have had one of the most dynamic set of big men the league has ever seen. The hardest part would have been picking a starter.  Second on my Squandered Front Court List goes to the 1993-1994 Orlando Magic. These fools win the lottery two years in a row (1992 they take Shaq). So they draft CWebb #1 overall and then trade him to Golden State for Penny Hardaway. While Penny (and Lil' Penny for that matter) were ill back in the day, having a Shaq and CWebb front court would have been far greater in my opinion. They already had 3 parts of their starting line up for the 1994-1995 season (when they went to the finals), all they would have needed was a point guard. That Miami team would have been pretty ill with Howard, Mourning, and Timmy. Heck, that 1995-1996 Bullets squad had Juwan, CWebb, and Sheed. The 1996-1997 squad Juwan, CWebb, and a rookie Ben Wallace. We all know that Ben was an undrafter free agent, had they not traded Sheed to Portland and were able to hold it together for a few more years, they would have had one of the most dynamic set of big men the league has ever seen. The hardest part would have been picking a starter. 

Second on my Squandered Front Court List goes to the 1993-1994 Orlando Magic. These fools win the lottery two years in a row (1992 they take Shaq). So they draft CWebb #1 overall and then trade him to Golden State for Penny Hardaway. While Penny (and Lil’ Penny for that matter) were ill back in the day, having a Shaq and CWebb front court would have been far greater in my opinion. They already had 3 parts of their starting line up for the 1994-1995 season (when they went to the finals), all they would have needed was a point guard.

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