As was blatently obvious to anyone who watched him play, Walker couldnt and never will be able to guard anyone on the perimeter. Everyone from Nocioni to Prince blew by him with ease. 82games has all the stats.
[SIZE=-2]Williams-Wade-Haslem-Walker-O'Neal [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]292 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]572 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]611 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]-39[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-2]Williams-Wade-Haslem-Walker-O'Neal[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]. 536 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1].514 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]-9 [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]44% [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]28% [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]103% [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]-6%[/SIZE]
first line being min, pts for, pts against, diff
second being FG% for, FG% against, FTA diff, close shots for, close shots against, comparitive rebound%, and TO diff
The things that stand out are the lousy defense, increased turnovers, decreased offensive efficiency, and vast difference in FTA with Walker teamed with Haslem. Miami owes its championship to Payton, Posey, and Mourning, not Walker. Who knows what insanity prompted Riles to start Walker against the Bulls and Nets. The only time the team played decent with him on the court was against the Pistons and in a lesser extent the Mavs when they hid him in the zone.