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Message: [QUOTE="Conrad13, post: 1315191, member: 3186"] I was young when he played but I just remember how much Douglas controlled the flow of a game. That's why I think that Ennis's best comparison was to Douglas. Of course there were the alley oops. He would sort of casually toss the ball up and I'd wonder what was going on and then one of our forwards would sky up to dunk it. Most of the time, you can see an alley oop coming from a mile a way, but on Sherman Douglas led teams they would come out of nowhere. My other great memory is going to his last game at the Dome. He was known as being kind of a sullen guy in the NBA, but when he came back out of the tunnel with his shirt off after the game, the crowd went nuts and he had a a smile that I could see from the cheap seats on the other side of the Dome. [/QUOTE]