How will Rasheed Wallace be remembered?

I'll admit I ask this question with some prejudice. I have to say that I think Rasheed Wallace has one of the best all around games of any player in history. As the only player in NBA history to make 100 3's and have 100 blocks in the same season, that shows both his offensive and defensive capabilities. While certain aspects of his game are great, he can do just about anything on the court at least at an average level......

Or will he be remembered for all his complaining and all his technicals? I cant say these shouldnt be remembered for these, but at least he jaws and complains instead of whines and bitches (like a certain Tim Duncan does)

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He's basically the stronger version of Dirk Nowitzki, but his dribbling aren't as good. He probably is best post guy equaling Dirk Nowitzki, when they shoot fade away, it's unblockable. On defense, he competes unlike Dirk (sometimes), he yells, that means he has the passion for the game.

Did Rasheed Wallace got a title in 2004? You need to know some basketball knowledges before you say ****, Sylvester.

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Sheed will be remembered as an egotistical hothead. What do you call half the things he says whenever his team loses, if not "whining"? Yes, he is a fantastic talent. But his attitude stands out above that talent and makes him look like a chump. Report It


To me unless he changes, Rasheed Wallace will be remember as an underachiever. I know Detroit has been successful but I still don't think he is playing to his full potential. He can both post-up and shoot but he doesn't really balance the two. Most of the time he gets stuck behind the three point line and not taking advantage of the mismatch he presents to most of the league. If he could channel all that rage into his game he would go down as one of the best and not someone who will break the record for technical fouls.
He has not won an NBA title. In Portland they had that monumental collapse to the Lakers, which will not reflect highly upon him. In Detroit he did not stand out that much, as Billups or maybe even Hamilton were better. He was always a good player, however, the Blazers traded him to the Hawks for practically nothing, so he disrupted the team a ton. A solid player, although lack of a title prevents him from ever being considered elite.
i'm from portland and despite all the crap that went on when he was on the team i feel like he was and is an amazing player but i see him being remembered by being a loud mouth. he talks so much and so loud that everyone in the arena can hear him. the ball don't lie.
Well, The Rock says this, RasheedWallace...you are a no good big mouth jabroni..the BIGGEST JABRONI walking God's green earth
the 2nd part. Nobody but blind pistons fans like sheed.
i know TECHNICAL FOULS!!!
as a total dyck which takes away from his play by being such a ahole