Is Chris Webber the answer to Detroit's big hole in the middle?

Answer 1

No. Chris Webber is not a center and that's what the Pistons really needed. They will still make the playoffs, but the first team they play with a legit center will knock them out.

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Answer 2

confident becuase he's no longer costing the Pistons alot of money by using fact that he's getting the bare minimum revenues. He nevertheless is a robust participant and could help the Pistons probable get to the finals.

Answer 3

I don't know if he will help Detroit... Chris Weber is not as good as he was when he was on Sacramento. The Pistons and Ben Wallace need to get back together.... i don't think him leaving was good for him or Detroit i liked them more when he was on the team i just thought they fit together.. i don't really even hear about Ben Wallace anymore

Answer 4

Nope. They will not go deep in the play offs if they rely CWeb at the middle. They have to get somebody in the likes of Rick Mahorn or Bill Laimbeer who's very good in boxing out and will really clear up the middle.

Answer 5

nope,he's a power forward in the fisrt place,he doesnt defend also,he also aging and is not as strong as before and is also unreliable in the clutch,he also prefers jump shooting and avoids the manning the pivot.In the playoffs teams with tough centers would take advantage of thier porousity in their middle.

Answer 6

No. He's a torched player. He will provide bench depth and could have an impact in the playoffs.

Answer 7

I wouldn't say he's the answer, but so far he's doing better than anyone else they got playing center.