Security guard does Rasheed Wallace “three-to-the-head” celebration
Although Rasheed Wallace isn’t playing in the Boston Celtics/New York Knicks first round playoff series, it appears that one of his trademark celebrations has been carried over by one security guard.
The fine folks over at SB Nation put together this classic GIF of a security officer near the Knicks bench doing Rasheed’s “three-to-the-head” celebration:
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Rasheed Wallace: Ball Don’t Lie & Neither Does the Body
By Charles Trimble III
Rasheed Wallace officially retired yesterday after he was unable to overcome the lingering effects of his foot injury. During his brief but impactful stay as a Knickerbocker, Rasheed was able to instill a confidence and belief in this team that transformed them from a team that thought they could succeed into a team that expected to!
Many contributed the 18...
NEED FOR SHEED
Rasheed Wallace's best moments
Rasheed Wallace is a fan favorite and he’ll truly be missed in the NBA. Aside from his eccentric personality and leading the league all-time in technical fouls, we will mostly remember Sheed for screaming “Ball Don’t Lie” as players miss free throws he doesn’t think should’ve got in the first place – which happened a lot. In honor of Rasheed Wallace announcing his...
Rasheed Wallace retires, so let us celebrate ‘Sheed (video/GIFs)
After re-injuring his surgically repaired left foot earlier this week in a game against the Charlotte Bobcats in a comeback bid to play for the New York Knicks in the playoffs, Rasheed Wallace is retiring, presumably this time for good. A statement released by Knicks head coach Mike Woodson announced the disappointing news (via the New York Daily News): “Rasheed has given this...
Rasheed Wallace Retires, Won’t Play In Playoffs
After sitting most of the season with a left foot injury, Rasheed Wallace’s attempted comeback (3 minutes vs. Bobcats Monday) failed and he will retire, again, the Knicks announced Wednesday. Wallace will not be available for the Knicks upcoming playoff run against the Boston Celtics. The 38-year-old averaged 7 points and 4 rebounds (14 minutes) in 21 games for the Knicks this...
The Return of Rasheed Wallace
By Aaron Kopperl
Rasheed Wallace has not played a game since December 13th because of a stress fracture in his right foot that required surgery. The surgery did not take place until early March and Wallace was not slated to return during the regular season. The Knicks were instead hoping that Sheed could be ready to play sometime during the 1st or 2nd round of the playoffs....
If No Rasheed Wallace, Knicks Will Go Shopping
Woody says he expects Wallace to play no more than 9-10 minutes once he returns. “He’ll never be 100 percent,” he said.
— Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) February 4, 2013
From my eyes, the New York Knicks are positioning themselves to make a move in the next 2 weeks. When the All-Star break is over and teams report back to their practice facilities, the New York Knicks will...
At What Point Would Knicks Consider Pulling Plug on Rasheed Wallace?
Rasheed Wallace's short Knicks tenure since coming out of retirement to join the team has been quite the interesting one so far.Besides claiming to have the bark behind the famous phrase, "Ball Don't Lie," the big man has gone from sitting out while he got himself into game shape, earning that coveted fifteenth roster spot, rising up from the Brian Scalabrine of...
HE'S BACK
Rasheed Wallace to sign with Knicks?
Rasheed Wallace has been working out with the Knicks, and according to reports, he's coming out of retirement to sign with the team.
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