Tim Legler

There are still bigs doing some great things in this league.

It's just where the league has gone.

It is what it is.

But yes, for me, when you think of like,

You know, I get, you go back at all those years following the league before I was even in the league.

Like, you know, you're growing up high school and college and you're, you love the NBA and those all NBA teams would come out and that's what it looked like, man.

And every one of those teams had a center on it and it was cool, man.

And that's how you view a basketball team.

One guy in the middle, two guys in the back court and a couple of wings.

That's typically what it is, but I'm okay that they've gone in this direction.

The irony of this.

It's made a comeback.

Oh, no, there's no question about it.

Yeah, I totally agree with that.

There are more guys now that can do damage down there, and it's not necessarily the traditional way that it was in the 80s and 90s when there were more guys that you threw the ball into with their back to the basket on the block with one guy on them.

That's what the league looked like in the 90s when I played, and I played on teams like that was the priority.

I'm throwing the ball to Chris Webber on the block, Juwan Howard, George Mirosan, Rashid.

They're going to get the ball, and then I'm going to...

I was the guy that made the entry passes because they trusted me.

I wasn't going to turn it over.