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Dwight Howard 1.09
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Corey Maggette 0.68
Tyson Chandler 0.68
Gerald Wallace 0.62
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Blog: Pooh Jeter: The G.R.I.N.D
by  Pooh Jeter
Pooh Jeter is back after a very successful summer league campaign with the Portland Trailblazers, along with some video and thoughts on his plans for the future.
Blog: NBA Scouting Reports: Filling in the Blanks- the Shooting Guards
by  Matt Kamalsky
In these reports, we take a look at the shooting guards moving into their fourth year in the NBA. As we found when we identified which players from the 2005 draft were still in the NBA, the trajectory of a player's career is often unpredictable, which is why we opted to wait until this group was transitioning out of their rookie contracts to gauge their progress.
Blog: NBA Scouting Reports: Filling in the Blanks- Power Forwards (Part 2)
by  Matt Kamalsky
Continuing our series of reports on the power forwards moving into their fourth year in the NBA, we highlight a pair of players whose careers will always be linked by a draft night trade in Tyrus Thomas and LaMarcus Aldridge.
Blog: NBA Scouting Reports: Filling in the Blanks- Power Forwards (Part 1)
by  Jonathan Givony, Matt Kamalsky
With these scouting reports, we take a look at players moving into their fourth year in the NBA as well as some others that gained experience elsewhere before coming to the NBA. As we found when we identified which players from the 2005 draft were still in the NBA, the trajectory of a players career is often unpredictable, which is why we opted to wait until these players were transitioning out of their rookie contracts to gauge their progress.
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