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To: OX who wrote (363)	6/5/2000 11:45:00 AM
From: Thomas M.	Respond to of 2232

Yeah, I've watched Smith up close here in Atlanta, and you're right about him flopping against Kobe. They called Smith for an offensive foul posting up Kobe in the 4th quarter, and it was a good call. They posted Smith up on Kobe a number of times, even though that was clearly fruitless. They had much more success giving Smith picks to dribble around, especially the Smith/Sabonis 2-man game. That drought really killed the Blazers. Scottie should have stepped up there and scored a basket. In general, I don't like the idea of Rasheed Wallace being the "go-to guy". He is still not a fully developed player, despite all his talent. Tom