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Glen Rice believes he’d fit in better in current NBA landscape

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SportsCarolinaMonthly
August 15, 2020

Glen Rice was one of the better small forwards during the 1990s, having racked up three All-Star appearances and two All-NBA teams in his career but he feels his resume would’ve been better in today’s NBA.“I’d fit in well right now because the physicality is a lot less of an aspect in today’s game and I can take advantage of that,” said Rice in a Zoom press conference for the NBA Republika Playoffs Thursday.A 6-foot-7 wing who can operate from anywhere on the floor, Rice was the Charlotte Hornets’ best player from 1995 to 1998 and it was also during that three-year span that he made the league…

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