Grant was a one-man demolition crew against the Suns, scoring 19.3 points and grabbing 9.3 rebounds a game. He also averaged 1.3 blocks a game. Everyone on the floor for the Blazers can do some damage, and then that bench will come in and smack you around, too. Rasheed Wallace backs up Grant, then Kelvin Cato can come in, and then you have Walt Williams and Stacey Augmon and Jermaine O'Neal. You have a backcourt of Damon Stoudamire and J.R. Rider, with Jim Jackson and Greg Anthony backing them up.
Some team is in big trouble next round.
And, of course, he wasn't missing any part of his game against Phoenix. This guy is like Dennis Rodman with an all-around game. If Damon Stoudamire and the starting unit can't cut it, the Blazers' bench has enough firepower to do the job. AP Chris Webber, the Kings' power forward, will have to deal with Grant if Sacramento makes it past Utah in the first round. Webber is going to be more of a threat than anyone Grant saw against Phoenix.