White Chris Webber

The White Chris Webber’s White Willis Reed act continues. The Warriors have decided that a one-legged David Lee is better than a fully-healthy Andris Biedrins, and honestly, they’d probably play a five-years-retired Webber over Biedrins as well.

David Lee shocked the world and delighted the Oracle Arena crowd by returning from his hip flexor tear more than two months early. Some players need all their muscles to be attached their bones to compete at high-level professional basketball. Not David Lee.

We may need to change this blog to White Willis Reed.

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Oracle Arena was going crazy tonight and so was the White Chris Webber.

Oracle Arena was going crazy tonight and so was the White Chris Webber.

Ten years ago, the black Chris Webber tore his meniscus on a non-contact play in the first round of his playoff series. Following in his predecessor’s footsteps, the White Chris Webber, David Lee, tore his hip flexor after JaVale McGee fouled him on a drive to the basket. Lee will be out for three months, meaning his first trip to the playoffs in eight years lasted only thirty minutes. It’s got to be frustrating for Lee, but maybe we’ll see him on the Inside the NBA set during one of these playoff games. After all, that career path worked for the BCW.

It’s White Chris Webber Bobblehead Night!

(Via ruthkc)

Rising Stars Challenge announcers, including the black David Lee, Chris Webber.

The White Chris Webber became the first NBA player in 10 years to post 15 points, 12 rebounds, and 7 assists in four straight games. The last guy to do it before WCW was Kevin Garnett in 2003. Before him? OCW (Original Chris Webber), in January of 2002.

(via ckane02)

Congratulations to David Lee for winning player of the week! Western Conference player of the Week -> WCW -> White Chris Webber.

Regular Chris Webber last won the award back in December of 2002, almost exactly a decade before the emergence of his Caucasian successor. Coincidence? More like destiny.