Chris Webber was always different. But being different isn’t always embraced. Sometimes it’s easier to do what’s expected. But if Webber had done that, we might not have seen one of the greatest players in NBA history help redefine how to play power forward. “It’s just a testament to life,” said Steve Fisher, who coached Webber at Michigan. “People are resistant to change. They like a comfort zone and rather than say, ‘Let’s think about it, why not?’ they say, ‘You can’t do that.’ “I think that’s where Chris pushed the envelope and was unafraid to say ‘I can do this.’”
