for everything great that Okafor will bring—you’ll see a difference in his more refined post game than Chandler, and his knack for blocking shots, something Chandler didn’t do too often (considering he’s 7-1 and can leap)—one thing Okafor cannot do is play like a 7-footer. He doesn’t have the springs that Ben Wallace did, nor is he a wide body like Reggie Evans or Chuck Hayes who use their low positioning to make things hard on bigger guys. He’s 6-9, maybe 6-10, and he battles, think Elton Brand without the jumper. That’s not a bad thing, of course. My only concern is that adding Diogu, who I most certainly believe will be a valuable asset off the bench, but who is also 6-8, to a frontcourt that includes the 6-8 David West and the turnover machine known as Hilton Armstrong, will make it tough to compete in the uber tall West. Portland, the Lakers, the Spurs, the Mavericks all have 7-footers. Even the bubble teams like the Suns and Warriors have length. And Utah might not have 7-footers, but they have length up and down their roster. Really wished the team had gone after Rasho Nesterovic. I mean, he signed for a measly $1.9 million.