Samuel Dalembert

[X_box_X]

Nine blocks. Wow! He fell one block short of his first career triple-double.

What does everyone think of this kid? He's one of the most accurate shooters in the NBA (mainly due to playing close to the ring), but he doesn't mind a rebound or a block.

Fantasy owners would be proud of his form lately.

 

[Portmanteau]

Philadelphia's franchise player.

 

[jod23]

He's quality. If he keeps developing, maybe, just maybe AI will finally have a good big man to run with.

 

[Thewlis Dish]

He and Kenny Thomas are both starting to hit some form, giving hope next year that Philly may have one of the better frontcourts in the East.

 

[Carmelo Anthony]

Needs to learn how to play basketball, you can only get so far relying on your athleticism.

 

[Portmanteau]

I'd suggest there's more to him than just athleticism. He's put more consistent efforts in than any of the 2001 HS big men, for one.

 

[Fall Out Boy]

Originally posted by Bresh
I'd suggest there's more to him than just athleticism. He's put more consistent efforts in than any of the 2001 HS big men, for one.

Subtle

 

[Thewlis Dish]

I would be pencilling this kid in for around 13, 10 and three blocks a night next season, if not more. A stud.

 

[Stiffy_18]

Originally posted by Bresh
I'd suggest there's more to him than just athleticism. He's put more consistent efforts in than any of the 2001 HS big men, for one.

 

[Carmelo Anthony]

Kwame and Eddy have both produced more than Dalembert this season without the aide of playing next to a superstar.

 

[Borgsta]

But most of the games Dalembert has played well in have been without A.I in the team.

Ps. Kwame had a superstar with him last year and proved to be useless

 

[Falchoon]

Originally posted by Borgsta
But most of the games Dalembert has played well in have been without A.I in the team.

Ps. Kwame had a superstar with him last year and proved to be useless

so when AI gets back his rebound count will sky rocket.