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Who is the best player in the NBA today?

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Posted by: min0 lee

And I mean at this present moment.

I voted for Tim Duncan.

This is a sports illustrated poll, for results go here. S.I. poll

Posted by: Goodfella9783

Lamar Odom if he wasn't playin with Kobe. I think he has what it takes.

But best in the NBA today... Tie between LeBron & Dwayne Wade

Posted by: tucker01

Where is Steve Nash?

With all the problems the Suns have had, he is the only reason they are a contender?

Posted by: min0 lee

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Where is Steve Nash?

With all the problems the Suns have had, he is the only reason they are a contender?

Posted by: tucker01

Posted by: djrx06

i think that dwayne wade is the overall best player in the game. he can do it all and stands out on a team full of stars. I dont ever recall any of shaq's former sidekicks that stood out in a game much like wade. I know that kobe had his days with shaq down low but nothing like wade. but then again, shaq is on his way out...i think that makes wade's performances over the past two years much more impressive.

Posted by: lnvanry

I think Nash shouldn't be on the list.....he never plays D.

Shaq changes the game the most for any team.

Kobe, LeBron, and Wade are the most talented. I would take LeBron over the three.

Posted by: TJ Cline

James Toney

Posted by: mike456

either KG or Kobe

Posted by: goandykid

Yea Nash would have gotten my vote.

I think Gilbert Arenas is easily the most underrated though, and a top 10.

Posted by: goandykid

if not higher

Posted by: mike456

he is underrated but no way top 10

Posted by: goandykid

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Originally Posted by mike456

he is underrated but no way top 10

nearly 30 ppg and 6 assists pg, and leading the Wizards into the playoffs for the second straight year. He jsut does it so quietly that no1 notices. He had 43 last night against the Bucks.

Posted by: Doublebase

Tim Duncan

Posted by: Scott17

Spud Webb

Posted by: Goodfella9783

Anyone been watchin the Playoff games? Wade is unreal down the stretch. He takes over games reminiscent of Jordan in the 90's. I still want the Bulls to take it though they got a pretty exciting young team with Nocioni, Gordan and Deng. Not likely though.

Posted by: Goodfella9783

Hmmm...Might have to switch to Kobe as my choice. Sent today's game into OT with a very difficult shot with 0.7 sec. remaining. And then won the game with a jumper as time expired. Lakers lead the series 3-1.

Posted by: themamasan

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Originally Posted by Goodfella9783

Hmmm...Might have to switch to Kobe as my choice. Sent today's game into OT with a very difficult shot with 0.7 sec. remaining. And then won the game with a jumper as time expired. Lakers lead the series 3-1.

I voted for Kobe, and after today's game (which was AWESOME!!!), I would vote for him again. Finally the Laker's team is coming together and their confidence is great.

BTW, I am watching the Spurs vs. Kings and Tim Duncan is getting owned. I love it!!! Although he is a good player (as hard as it is for me to admit), he will always be the most boring "superstar" in NBA history. I would love for the Kings to beat the Spurs.

Posted by: TJ Cline

James Toney

Posted by: david

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Where is Steve Nash?

With all the problems the Suns have had, he is the only reason they are a contender?

Had the leagues MVP been listed, I wouled've choose Nash but I picked Kobe.

Posted by: Pepper

Just one white guy? You racist!

Posted by: Goodfella9783

I can't stand watching Nash fixing his hair after every play. Bothers me so much for some reason. I wish he'd just cut it or put it in a ponytail for the games.

Posted by: Bgrafk

He actually does get it cut at one of the local salons here in Scottsdale, even though it always looks the same.

What would Nash look like in a pony tail??

Posted by: tucker01

He has it cut at the begining of the season, and lets it grow through out the season. Superstitous I guess

Posted by: djrx06

kobe should be taken off the list considering his second half output in game 7. what a great way to finish off the season, laying down.

Posted by: Goodfella9783

It's only one game though. And he was tryin to get everyone else involved because he couldn't do it all by himself as the first half showed. I still think he has to be considered one of the best. He's unstoppable offensively and can play good D.

Posted by: StickCity

kobe no question

Posted by: Pepper

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Originally Posted by StickCity

kobe no question

Yeah, and the Seahawks can't stop Steve Smith.