Correct, which gives him a huge advantage in the paint. However, Iger's quicks and ball handling have the potential to create a lot of foul problems for Eisner. Really, in a match up like this, it partly depends on how many points they are playing too. The big man has the advantage if they are playing to less than say, 9 or 11 since he can just body up the smaller guy and make lots of layups (make 'em, take 'em is also advantageous for the big man under this scenario). However. the big guy will tire more quickly and you can have a comeback by the smaller player (especially if he can shoot and based on the video evidence, Iger's mid-range jumper is OK) especially if fouls come into play. I guess I'd need to know the rules before making a pick. Once the rules are up, I'll set the line and take bets.