Who are your top 10 players based on this season only?
My list is as follows:
1. Kobe
2. Bron
3-6: Dirk, Duncan, Melo, Wade, any order you want
7: Chrissy Paul
8: Dwight Howard
9: Steve Nash
10-13: Durant, Roy, D Will, Gasol, any order you want
My West All-Star Team:
C: Duncan (I don't care what you say Spur fans, I'm starting him at center over Andrew Bynum and Amar''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''e Stoudemire)
PF: Dirk
SF: Melo
SG: Kobe
PG: Paul
Bench: Nash, Roy, Durant, Gasol, D Will, Carl Landry ( gotta have a Rocket), Chris Kaman
Last edited by Findog; 12-30-2009 at 02:09 AM.
You must find Doc an awesome coach.
The Celtics have two of the top 15 players in the league, 3 of the top 30, a deep and versatile bench, and a competent coaching staff. They also have the best team in my opinion.
1. Lebron
2. Kobe
3. Dirk
4. Duncan
5. Melo
6. Nash
7. Wade
8. CP3
9. Kevin Durant
10. Dwight Howard
It's hard to rank 2-6, since they're all performing at an equally high level. Lebron is easily the best player in the NBA in my book.
I think Kobe is better because his shooting range is better, he knows how to work the refs better, and his basketball IQ is slightly higher than Bron's.
Kobe has better shooting range, but Lebron shoots at a higher percentage.
2P%
Kobe - 48.6%
Bron - 50.2%
3P%
Kobe - 29.2%
Bron - 36.3%
He's also a better passer, makes his teammates better, and more physically dominant.
My East All-Star Team:
C: Dwight
PF: KG
SF: Bron
SG: Pierce
PG: Wade (Whatever, he can bring the ball up the court at Cowboys Stadium)
Bench: Bosh, Joe Johnson, Mo Williams, Gerald Wallace, David Lee, Antawn Jamison, Al Horford
Sorry I agree with Xylus. Lebron is much better at making his teammates better. If his game isn't on he can still find ways to help his team win. Where as if Kobe has a bad game it seems his team follows suit more times then not.
Kobe's shot selection is worse than LeBron's because he takes about 4-5 bad shots a game that he thinks he can make. My point is that you have to defend Kobe the entire floor, something you can't say about LeBron. I think Kobe elevates his teammates too, but LeBron can bulldoze to the rim anytime he wants, whereas Kobe has to pick his spots for when to drive. Despite the 4-5 bad shots he takes per contest, Kobe's game is more efficient in my opinion because it has to be. Very little is wasted.
1. LeBron
Arrogance is still Kobe's biggest weakness. He's a far better shooter, and IMO a much smarter player than LeBron. But he still suffers from the "I'm so much better than you that I can take a shot this freaking ridiculous and still make it look easy" and ends up missing badly a few times every game.
If it's just pure shooting ability, I think Kobe is right up there with Dirk, Nash, Kapono, etc. If the guy sets his feet and shoots properly, there's very few if any guys better than Kobe at shooting the ball. His form is flawless.
Dirk is CLEAR CUT #3...
Melo has hit a wall....Wade is #4...Duncan?!?!?
1. Kobe
2. Bron
3. Dirk
4. Wade
5/6. Durant/Melo
7. Paul
8. Howard
9. Nash
10. Roy
Duncan has been a monster this year. He's been keeping the Spurs afloat while Jefferson, Parker and Manu have played with themselves.
TBH I really havent seen enough spurs game...but more of an impact than roy or nash??? spurs r really struggling right now....
1A. Kobe
1B. Lebron
3. Dirk
4. Melo
5. Duncan
6. Wade
7. CP3
8. Nash
9. Kevin Durant
10. Dwight Howard
I think they're 18-11 now, but it's been a home-heavy sched and they've struggled against good teams. Duncan is in beast mode right now because the rest of the team has been .
1. LeBron
2. Kobe
3. Wade
4. Dirk
5/6. Durant/Melo
7. Duncan
8. Howard
9. Paul
10. Nash/Roy
1. Kobe
2. Dirk
3. Lebron
4. Melo
5. Nash
6. Duncan
Question was THIS year on performance if it was JUST offense Melo is moved up I factored in performance and clutch shots higher than just stats ...
Immaturity combined with an en lement complex is Bron's. Don't get me wrong, Bron is not the only superstar with a raging ego, but he carries himself like somebody with nothing to prove, when IMO he has plenty to prove. He whines likes a to the refs anytime they refuse to bail him out, whereas Kobe is much better at working them.
is there a way to find the numbers that reflect points in the paint, past 15 feet etc. that would be nice to see lebrons %
LeBron
Kobe
Wade
Paul
Dwight
Dirk
Duncan
Carmelo
We already had discussion. I gave you statistical proof showing that Paul has more of an impact on the game than Dirk, and you completely disregarded it.
Whatever.
NBA hotspots? I guess you would have to calculate it yourself but.
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