NBA.com: Race to the MVP

[Magic_Johnson]

http://www.nba.com/2008/news/feature...ek2/index.html

10. Tony Parker, San Antonio Spurs
Last week: Not ranked
Stats: PPG -- 33.3; RPG -- 3.8; APG -- 7.3; SPG -- 0.5; BPG -- 0.0; FG% -- .564; FT% -- .889
Comment: It's tough to put a guy on a 1-3 team in the top 10, but you've gotta give it up for Parker, who leads the NBA in scoring. And he's another point guard who can hit 50-plus percent of his shots, as he's done it two of the last three seasons and is doing it again. That's what happens when you leave the floor littered with guys clutching their ankles. It's Tony's eighth season in the league, and he's just 26, entering his prime. By the way, Parker needs a different nickname than TP. We need to come up with one.

[Anti.Hero]

the media.

[Allanon]

"As for D-Will, I believe he is the one of the top three point guards (Chris Paul, Deron Williams, Steve Nash) in the game, and in a game where point guard is the most important position on the floor (watch how Denver improves with Chauncey Billups handling the rock), a dude like Williams will be in any initial top 10."