Has an MVP ever not been an All-Star?

The_Believer · Post #41 » by **The_Believer** » Wed Apr 2, 2008 5:46 am

^^^
Speaking of Amare, the new R2MVP guy says that Amare is the fifth best MVP candidate. He must only see his dunks and power blocks. That's the only logical explanation I could think of for justifying his absurdly high rank.

Tabasco · Post #42 » by **Tabasco** » Wed Apr 2, 2008 6:39 am

Vindicater wrote:I would say Deron Williams=Carlos Boozer in terms of who is the best player on the Jazz

Anyone who watches the team regularly will disagree with that. Williams is much more valuable to the Jazz. And a better player.

Duiz · Post #43 » by **Duiz** » Wed Apr 2, 2008 7:05 am

Tabasco wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

Anyone who watches the team regularly will disagree with that. Williams is much more valuable to the Jazz. And a better player.

I think we have made polls in two major Jazz fan bases, and we have found out that 4:1 ratio of people voting Williams:Boozer.

Believe it or not, without Boozer the Utah Jazz are just as good or probably even better. Since Williams arrival, without Williams, historically the Jazz have never won a game. When he is out of the game. Williams simply runs the best oiled offensive machine in the NBA (sorry nashy).

Williams deserves to be 6th I think. I think as well that Paul Pierce is a points scarce team has proven to be the true MVP, but the hype will go to rebounds-less Garnett.