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#1 Posted on 26.3.03 0017.05
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Whos the MVP so far
Id have to say Kobe for bringing back the lakers or possibly TMAC just for his all around play and carrying the MAGIC
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#2 Posted on 26.3.03 1007.04
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I'm throw my extremely biased vote in the hat for Kobe.
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#3 Posted on 26.3.03 1050.24
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No doubt about it...........Kevin Garnett. 23.2 PPG, 13.3 RPG, 5.9 APG, but more impressive than anything is 60 double-doubles. And trust me this coming from an unabashed Kobe fan.
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#4 Posted on 26.3.03 1143.18
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Coming from a biased Tim Duncan fan, I say Garnett should get the nod if the Spurs don't overtake the Mavs in the Midwest.
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#5 Posted on 26.3.03 1351.00
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There are a few worthy candidates this year

Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson, Dirk Nowitski, Steve Nash and even a few others...

My choice though would have to be...




Tracy McGrady 32.2 PPG, 6.5 RPG, 5.5 APG

Is there any doubt where the Magic would be without him?

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#6 Posted on 26.3.03 1412.46
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From Page 2's Eric Neel (espn.go.com):

The most impressive stat I've heard all year is this: when Kevin is on the floor, Minnesota scores 14.3 more points per game than when he's on the pine. And they hold the opposition to 10.1 fewer points when he's out there, too. Call it the NBA's plus-minus rating and call KG's 24.4. Then call around -- call L.A. (Kobe: 11.1), call Jersey (Jason: 13.0), call Orlando (T-Mac: 10.7) -- you won't find anyone close.

Minnesota's 4th in the West, and that's with Wally missing 30 games, Anthony Peeler having an off year, and little other help. I think it's a no-brainer for KG.
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#7 Posted on 26.3.03 1632.07
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I personally think that KG is best the all around player in the NBA. The stats award that D robinson used to own if they still have it around will definitely go to him bc he does it all. This being said u cant knock guards like TMAC and Kobe who can do it all.
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#8 Posted on 26.3.03 2000.07
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well i wish it could be AI but KG definitely deserves so i give him the credit where the credit is due...i won't repost the stats because they have already been given
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#9 Posted on 29.3.03 1500.52
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I think that Kobe's awesome February will seal the deal for him.

Then again, never count out Mark Madsen.
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#10 Posted on 29.3.03 2335.34
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Ben Wallace. If you look at the gloryhound offensive players, there is a tough race, so why not take the other half of the ball, which is just as if not more so important, and pick the head and shoulders player above everyone else.
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#11 Posted on 29.3.03 2347.25
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Most (if not all) of the players mentioned play defense very well, and they also contribute heavily on the offensive side of the ball, making them more complete players, and less of a hindrance on one side.
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