1) LBJ
2) D12
3) Durant
4) Wade
5) Dirk
6) CP3
7) Kobe
8) D-Will
9) D-Rose
10) Melo
11) LMA
12) Love
13) Westbrook
14) Nash
Time to go ham!
Who's #15?
Bosh?


Bynum?


Ginobili?


Griffin?


Harden?


Parker?


Pau?


Pierce?


Rondo?


TD?


Moderators: Rich Rane, NyCeEvO
Ronito wrote:Tony Parker. Best player of the best team in the NBA which just also happened to have the best offense.
therealbig3 wrote:Question: Did Parker at the age of 29/30 magically become a much better player and a legitimate MVP candidate...or is it more likely that Popovich is a genius and makes people look better than they are, and Parker may be a product of a great system? What does Parker do any differently now than he used too? Decent but not great court vision, very quick, great finisher, decent jumper, weak sauce defender...like always.
I'd still argue that Duncan is the MVP of the Spurs...he's still their defensive anchor, and he's still their only legitimate low post scorer. He still demands double teams every now and then, which opens things up for everyone else. Duncan was the main reason they swept the Clippers...Parker played poorly.
The Spurs are going to be one of the best teams in the league every year, regardless of how their players are playing individually. They're built like the 04 Pistons now, no one player is all that great, but they play so well together.
Basically, I think Parker's a bit overrated...very good player, but definitely not a legit MVP candidate, and imo, definitely not a top 15 player in the league.
Rich Rane wrote:I think we're all missing the point here. vc4pres needs to stop watching games.
vincecarter4pres wrote: