Login to post your comment. Show More Comments. No thanks Delete. Cancel Update. Login to reply. Cancel Reply. Contact Us. GDPR Compliance. Writer Awards. He dished a season-high 5 assists in 34 minutes against the Washington Wizards on January 26, He scored in double figures 48 times in 75 games. He had 20 points or more 11 times. He recorded 12 double-doubles. He set his season-high with 33 points in 56 minutes against the Washington Wizards on November 25, He grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds in 41 minutes against the Boston Celtics on November 15, He dished a season-high 7 assists in 22 minutes against the Denver Nuggets on November 23, He scored in double figures 64 times in 80 games.
He had 20 points or more 23 times. He set his season-high with 31 points in 44 minutes against the Boston Celtics on March 26, He grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds in 32 minutes against the Los Angeles Lakers on February 10, He dished a season-high 5 assists in 34 minutes against the New Orleans Pelicans on December 04, He scored in double figures 66 times in 79 games.
He had 20 points or more 13 times. He recorded 24 double-doubles. He set his season-high with 20 points in 41 minutes against the Brooklyn Nets on February 18, He grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds in 41 minutes against the Brooklyn Nets on February 18, He dished a season-high 2 assists in 41 minutes against the Brooklyn Nets on February 18, He scored in double figures 1 time in 1 games.
He had 20 points or more 1 time. He set his season-high with 27 points in 40 minutes against the Utah Jazz on March 01, He grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds in 34 minutes against the San Antonio Spurs on March 25, He dished a season-high 5 assists in 42 minutes against the LA Clippers on February 29, He scored in double figures 17 times in 22 games.
He had 20 points or more 3 times. He recorded 5 double-doubles. He set his season-high with 31 points in 45 minutes against the Dallas Mavericks on November 17, He grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds in 33 minutes against the Sacramento Kings on January 20, He dished a season-high 8 assists in 45 minutes against the Phoenix Suns on December 18, He scored in double figures 40 times in 45 games.
He had 30 points or more 2 times. He set his season-high with 38 points in 40 minutes against the Memphis Grizzlies on January 15, And he played only 30 minutes. After two more years of playoff disappointment, Rasheed Wallace left Detroit and signed with the Boston Celtics, intending to help them with length, rebounding, and defense. He came to camp out of shape and intended to "play his way into shape" throughout the regular season. He started the game extremely well, scoring in the post on several possession, but the result was the same: He fouled out and his team lost.
The most frustrating part of his last game was that he missed significant minutes late in the game due to back cramps and spasms, which he acknowledged as a result of being in less than optimal conditioning. The Boston Celtics had a point third-quarter lead, reminiscent of the third-quarter lead the Pistons held over the Spurs in Wallace's positive stats continued to rise—reaching a high of In one season he received 38 technical fouls, only to follow that with 41 fouls the next season.
His teammates and the coaching staff were at a loss in helping him keep his anger with the refs in check. Later Wallace threatened another referee and received a seven-game suspension. Wallace also began acting out off the courts by refusing to sign autographs, ignoring fans, fighting with teammates, and refusing to give interviews, despite it being mandatory by the NBA.
Though he acquiesced to the locker room interviews by taking his time changing and only answering a few questions filled with expletives, Wallace continued showing disdain during mandatory team events, including an appearance where he and others from the Portland organization gave Christmas trees to needy families in the Portland area.
While his teammates and head coach Mike Dunleavy tried to downplay Wallace's antics by talking to him both on and off the court, it soon took a toll on a team already at odds with one another over various things including playing time. Even though he would help the team make it to the playoffs every year starting in , and twice reach the Western Finals, many were ready for a change. Wallace and fellow player, Damon Stoudamire, did not help the team's image by getting arrested after marijuana was found in the vehicle they were in.
The charges were later dropped after each completed community service, stayed out of legal trouble, and underwent drug and alcohol counseling. But the damage had been done. Though it was not the first time a Portland Trail Blazer had been arrested, by the early s this incident and others had earned the team a new nickname: the Portland Jail Blazers. While a number of organizations expressed interest in the talented power forward, a few reconsidered.
He played one game, then was traded to the Detroit Pistons. Though his new teammates were a little worried, his new coach, Larry Brown, was not. The whole organization was in agreement about bringing Wallace to the Motor City. With a fresh start, Wallace helped the Detroit Pistons win their first championship in 15 years.
A team known for working hard to win a game was the right fit for Wallace. Instead of being the franchise player, he found himself in a supporting role that suited him fine. While he continued to argue with the referees, he no longer received the large number of technicals he had received in the past, and his number of ejections reduced drastically. He soon signed a multi-year contract with The Pistons. Wallace was a factor in helping them reach the Finals in , though they lost to the San Antonio Spurs.
In Detroit Wallace largely shed the reputation as a troubled player and was widely supported by Detroit fans. While winning championships and being on a team that understood his work ethic was important to Wallace, being a great father and loving husband has always been of equal or greater importance. In addition to his son Ishmiel, Wallace and his wife, Fatima, also had another son, Nazir, and a daughter, Rashiyah.
Wallace adopted Fatima's son from a previous relationship, Malik. Wallace believes in being there for his children and even gave his wife the final say in whether he would sign with Detroit.
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