Al Horford, the next Dwight Howard??
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Al Horford, the next Dwight Howard??
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Al Horford, the next Dwight Howard??
Similar numbers in their rookie year. discuss.
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No. He's never going to be as dominant as Howard simply because he isn't as physically gifted and is much more suited to the 4. Still he can hold down that center position as well as any rookie and he'll only get better. Assuming they stay where they are and Horford stays at the 5, Howard and Horford will be 1 and 2 in the East for many years to come.
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dm17415 wrote:Horford is only a year younger and much more raw then Dwight.
Dwight was far more raw in his rookie year than Horford. Horford was an immediate impact guy in last years draft because he was polished after 3 years of college. Not to mention he is not half the athlete Dwight is. No...just no.
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_BBIB_ wrote:He's the next Al Horford.
I really can't think of a comparison for Al.
He doesn't have freakish athleticism of DH or Amare but he is more athletic than an Al Jefferson.
The way Al Horford can run the floor is a thing of beauty.
I do think he good be as good a rebounder as Dwight
Yeah, and I'm not accusing you of ignorance or anything as you didn't compare Al Horford to any of those players, and rightly so, but there are a lot more problems with those comparisons than just raw athleticism.
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