Bruce Bowen

They've had a lot of these type of, like, physical type role players that they can plug into any situation and they're gonna be...

Th- they had others who did not win titles with them, but like Bruce Bowen, who won a title with, g- with San Antonio after he left.

This is the kind of player that they've consistently developed.

I think he's got a higher skill level than a lot of those guys.

So good guesses.

What about like, no, I think he would have gotten a little bit too involved in the offense, but like a Battier or like maybe a Bruce Bowen.

Or, like, Tony Allen.

Like, just thinking straight defensive wings.

This one's legit, though.

It's Bruce Bowen, who was a three-time world champion, five-time first team, and three-time second team all defense.

That guy was your lockdown guy.

Man, I could not stand him when he played.

We see guys like P.J. Tucker, corner threes, extend his career.

How about Bruce Bowen with the San Antonio Spurs? All of a sudden, you're not going to play me off the floor because I can shoot a corner three.

We've seen Rasheed Wallace extend his career by shooting from three.

We've seen even going back in the day to Sam Perkins shooting three from the top of the key.

You mentioned that crazy stat with our test.

The flip side of this is someone like Bruce Bowen, who just has an incredibly weird statistical profile.

You're nodding along like you know what I'm going to say here.

Yeah.

Keep going.

Keep going with him.

Well, if you look at Bruce Bowen from 2003 to 2009, I don't know.

We could cut it off or whatever.

So just, I'll start with defensively, right? So when I think of like defenders, there's like two or three guys that are just like, pop right to the top of the file when I'm thinking about it.

So I got to go Ron Artest, Tony Allen, Bruce Bowen, and, like, those three are kind of just, like, the guys I remember, like, early in the league, like, I mean, early in my career, like, damn, like...

Big defense.

Yeah, he's like 6'7".