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"I didn't care. I didn't want to be there" - Rasheed on getting ejected from the McDonald's All-Star Game for starting a fight
Rasheed Wallace vividly recalls the unforgettable moment he was ejected from the McDonald’s High School All-Star game.
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"I hit the man with the ball" - Rasheed Wallace reflects on helping Chris Webber fight Luc Longley in a rare preseason brawl
Several players eventually got into it, but replays showed that Bullets rookie Rasheed Wallace also took part in the fight. Sheed was seen palming the ball and slamming it on Longley's back of the ...
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Rasheed Wallace Ejected from McDonald’s All-American Game
Before Rasheed Wallace ever suited up in the NBA, he made headlines by getting ejected from the McDonald’s All-American Game.
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Rasheed Wallace Reflects on Infamous McDonalds All-American Ejection: I Didnt Want to Be There
Before becoming an NBA champion, Wallace made history by getting ejected from the 1993 McDonald’s All-American Game—something ...
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When Bill Walton tore into Rasheed Wallace for ruining the Trail Blazers: "I'm sick and tired of it all. I want my team back"
So when Rasheed Wallace, the talented yet controversial forward for the Trail Blazers, kept causing trouble, Walton didn't just see bad behavior — he saw the team's spirit and the city's pride ...
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"I was starstruck, not gonna lie" - Rasheed Wallace on sharing the court with guys like Chris Webber and Juwan Howard as a rookie
Throughout his 16-year NBA career, Rasheed Wallace shared the court with some of the most electrifying talents of his generation and that experience began from day one. During his rookie season in ...
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"I'm happy to say I got two NBA records that'll never be broken" - Rasheed Wallace admits he's proud of his infamous technical fouls record
Rasheed Wallace opens up about holding two unbreakable NBA records, including his notorious technical fouls season.
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"I regret using street language to express my opinion" - When Rasheed Wallace apologized for saying the NBA is exploiting young players
Rasheed Wallace is known to run his mouth off, sometimes not considering the repercussions of his statements. In 2003, the veteran forward made a controversial remark about the NBA. Wallace came ...