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http://www.nba.com/bulls/news/smith_110 ... ef:nbahpt1


I find this ranking interesting.

As a Laker fan, I notice:

PG: Our PG rotation really suck.
SG: Kobe still reign
SF: We also don't have someone in Top 25 (14. Caron Butler ?) I believe Peace can still crack this list.
PF: BG and Amare over Gasol? I don't know about that.
C: Andrew Bynum Top 11? I don't know about that as well. He can go up to Top 2 depending on his health.


Thoughts?

Dear god Sam Smith is an idiot. The dude actually had Noah at the #4 spot. Dude is a homer. Bynum at #11 is a joke, apparently he did not see Bynum dominate after the all star break. Nene? The center who average 7 rebounds a game is the second best center behind Howard? Al "No defense" Jefferson? Brook " I can't rebound for ****" Lopez?

Bynums ranking is mostly because of health. It doesn't matter how good you are, if you can't stay on the court, you're just not that valuable. In fact, Bynum hurts the lakers when he is out injured because that is 13 million dollars that could be going towards another high impact player.

Bynum's way too low.

Doormatt wrote:Bynums ranking is mostly because of health. It doesn't matter how good you are, if you can't stay on the court, you're just not that valuable. In fact, Bynum hurts the lakers when he is out injured because that is 13 million dollars that could be going towards another high impact player.

Then how do you explain Noah rank at #4 when the past 2 season Bynum has played more games than him?

i am a huge andrew bynum fan. what he bring to our team defensively can not be measured, but lets see if he can make it through a whole season before we start ranking him as the second best center in the nba.

Doormatt wrote:Bynums ranking is mostly because of health. It doesn't matter how good you are, if you can't stay on the court, you're just not that valuable. In fact, Bynum hurts the lakers when he is out injured because that is 13 million dollars that could be going towards another high impact player.

Check the small forward position. Caron Butler at 14.

3. Al Horford
4. Joakim Noah
5. Andrew Bogut
6. Marc Gasol
7. Al Jefferson
8. Brook Lopez
9. Tyson Chandler
10. Marcin Gortat
11. Andrew Bynum
12. Greg Monroe
13. Marcus Camby
14. Anderson Varejao
15. Emeka Okafor
16. Roy Hibbert

SO.........you are telling me that Gortat is better than Bynum?
AND.......Bynum is only 3 spots better than Anderson Varejao?
And........5 better than Roy Hibbert???

Caron Butler at 14.

Bynum is only 3 spots better than Anderson Varejao?

Bynum is obviously #2 when healthy ... Noah at #4 is hilarious ...

Sam's lists are pretty good actually ... it's only the C list that seems way, way off.

Scola at #9 on the PF list is a complete joke.

Thad Young at #12 on the SF list is ridiculous.

The SG list is very good.

The only name that stands out to me on the PG list is Tyreke Evans at #9 ... I think of him as more of a SG and while he is a top 9 "talent" he's nowhere near the general as a Chauncey Billups at #19, etc.

Ricezilla wrote:

Doormatt wrote:Bynums ranking is mostly because of health. It doesn't matter how good you are, if you can't stay on the court, you're just not that valuable. In fact, Bynum hurts the lakers when he is out injured because that is 13 million dollars that could be going towards another high impact player.

Then how do you explain Noah rank at #4 when the past 2 season Bynum has played more games than him?

Well I didn't say te rest of the list was good, that's just why Bynum is ranked so low.

I was feeling bummed cos I am stressed with planning my relocation. So I decided to check out that top 25 list again. Once more I was rewarded with a good hardy laugh. Thanks guys for the link this totally lightened up my day.

Is Blake Griffin really the 2nd best PF?