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Additional Info About Fuerza1 Sex: Undisclosed Fuerza1's Most Liked Post Post Subject Post Date/Time Numbers of Likes RE: TRADE: Christian Wood (1yr/$14.3M) to DAL | #26+SB+Boban+Chriss+TB to HOU 06-16-2022, 12:29 PM 12 Thread Subject Forum Name Poll: TRADE: Christian Wood (1yr/$14.3M) to DAL | #26+SB+Boban+Chriss+TB to HOU Boards Dallas Mavericks and the NBA Post Message Low-ish bar here but some perspective:  Under Carlisle, Powell's best "shots defended at the rim percentage" was 59% on 4.4 attempts/game when the Mavs ranked 18th best in defense. Besides that one season (19-20), Powell's % has been 64% or higher as a main rotation player.  Under Kidd last season, Powell's % was 62.7% on on 3.8 attempts/game. Mavs defense finished 7th. Last year, on the WORST defense in the league, Wood's % was 63.1% on 5.5 attempts/game.  In 2020-21 season, the Rockets finished 27th in defense. Wood's % was 57.4% on 6.2 attempts/game, better than Powell's best season ever, fwiw. In Detroit, Wood's % was 56.9% on 4.1 attempts/game, again much better than Powell. Detroit had a bottom 10 defense. You can even add Porzingis in the mix. Good rim protection numbers but below average defense as a team until Kidd arrived and turned them elite, and that is with KP missing a lot of games and eventually exiled to DC. Powell can move his feet and help out on perimeter more often than KP.  Point being, a big's switchability on defense is more important than rim protection but that doesn't mean you need none of the latter. Wood has been deemed a hybrid of Kleber + Powell on offense (rim running, 3PT maker) but I think he is also a hybrid of Kleber + Powell on defense -- mobile, and can protect the rim at a reasonable rate. The cherry on top is Wood's rebounding ability.  Mavs are the best defense system Wood will be a part of by far. Fuerza1's Received and Given Likes   Likes Received Likes Given Last week 0 0 Last month 0 0 Last 3 months 0 0 Last 6 months 0 0 Last 12 months 0 0 All Time 266 197   Most liked by KillerLeft 38 14% Smitty 23 9% Kammrath 15 6% SleepingHero 14 5% fifteenth 13 5%   Most liked KillerLeft 15 8% Smitty 11 6% Mavs2021 11 6% Kammrath 9 5% Chicagojk 9 5%