My Top 10 Player Every Positions Mid-Season Post All-Star Break

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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 5:55am #53576

MrHogan87706
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My Top 10 Every Positions Mid Season Post All-Star Break start off with the Point Guards
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1. Stephen Curry – Curry been playing well as lately consider he’s best shooter in the league and one of splash brothers
2. Damian Lilliard – Rip City Mr. Lilliard playing great for one of top teams in the West Conference. Cause of improve shooting behind of perimeter and he’s one best of weapon just saying
3. *Chris Paul – Paul been doing he’s usually thing on the court playing good on offense and defense applying little bit more pressure. (Pre-Injury)
4. *Russell Westbrook – I would put the him number 2 on my list but he had another knee surgery I except be back full force like he did being of the season but funny thing was he didn’t look like he had no knee injury before that Westbrook he was ballin, rentless going to attack and still show one of freak athletic in the league. (Pre-Injury)
5. John Wall – I know most people won’t agree with me. Wall has step it up this season finally having break out season seem like he finally put it up together on offense and defense.
6. Ty Lawson – Another guy most people won’t agree with me either. Lawson playing really good this season cause Brian Shaw let him run the show in Denver.
7. Tony Parker – Paul like Parker still doing usually kill them with the floater, getting anywhere & everywhere on the court and still one of quickest the league.
8. Kyrie Irving – Irving still a good point guard in the nba and I am kind of expect more of him and his team too. YES!!! he’s got one of lethal handle in the basketball and threat on offense cause of quickness and scoring ability too.
9. Jeff Teague – Jeff playing good as lately cause he’s solid play and playing under control too.
10. Isiah Thomas – Sac-Town got them starting point guard the lefty feel it in well with Gay and Cousins. He’s pretty good scoring and pretty good passer. He’s underrated too.
The guys list didn’t make the list
*Deron Williams & Derrick Rose – One word "Staying Healthy"
*Ricky Rubio – One of excited PG in the league he need to little bit more on defense and offensively
* Michael Carter-Williams – MCW nice guard but need to cut down his turnover
*Rajon Rondo – He just getting started and by time its over with he will be make list

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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 6:37am #865628

Mr. HookShot
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Chris Paul pre-injury is definitely number 1
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 6:37am #865523

Mr. HookShot
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Chris Paul pre-injury is definitely number 1
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:04am #865634

Toronto16
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Total disrespect to Kyle Lowry.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:04am #865529

Toronto16
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Total disrespect to Kyle Lowry.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:06am #865635

jwall1
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CP3 pre injury is number 1, no doubt. Also, Westbrook pre-injury and Wall should be over Lillard. Hes a great shooter but not really a good enough passer to be one of the best pg’s yet…
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:06am #865531

jwall1
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CP3 pre injury is number 1, no doubt. Also, Westbrook pre-injury and Wall should be over Lillard. Hes a great shooter but not really a good enough passer to be one of the best pg’s yet…
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:48am #865639

talmighty87
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To elaborate on this I think @MrHogan87706 was referring to how bad the Cavs are as a whole. I mean we all know Kyrie is a great player and prolific scorer but it seems he lack something and that’s bringing the best out of his teammates or making them better or maybe that’s just my opinion

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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:48am #865535

talmighty87
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To elaborate on this I think @MrHogan87706 was referring to how bad the Cavs are as a whole. I mean we all know Kyrie is a great player and prolific scorer but it seems he lack something and that’s bringing the best out of his teammates or making them better or maybe that’s just my opinion

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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 8:18am #865543

i’m jus so offended
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Tony parker #7. Smh
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 8:18am #865648

i’m jus so offended
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Tony parker #7. Smh
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 8:19am #865545

evangelion79
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Umm.. "Staying healthy" is two words..
And a pre injury Chris Paul would be number 1.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 8:19am #865650

evangelion79
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Umm.. "Staying healthy" is two words..
And a pre injury Chris Paul would be number 1.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 8:45am #865549

IknoBall12
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1st of all Teague has. It played well at all lately. He was playing wel earlier in the season. Also cp3 pre injury is behind dame lillard? Seriously?
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 8:45am #865654

IknoBall12
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1st of all Teague has. It played well at all lately. He was playing wel earlier in the season. Also cp3 pre injury is behind dame lillard? Seriously?
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 3:13pm #865602

Youthinkyouknow
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Curry best PG in the league but is a complete liability on defense you guys are better than that! CP then the rest order doesn’t matter! I do like what Wall and Lillard are doing this year.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 3:13pm #865706

Youthinkyouknow
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Curry best PG in the league but is a complete liability on defense you guys are better than that! CP then the rest order doesn’t matter! I do like what Wall and Lillard are doing this year.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 3:59pm #865604

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CP3 pre injury was an MVP candidate. Better scoring and similar assists to the years Steve Nash won. Better defender and similar team. Think pre injury only KD Lebron PG and Lamarcus Aldridge were playing at the same level or better.
Tony Parker never gets the credit he deserves and that hard for me to say because I’ve always disliked the spurs but he’s a major star.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 3:59pm #865708

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CP3 pre injury was an MVP candidate. Better scoring and similar assists to the years Steve Nash won. Better defender and similar team. Think pre injury only KD Lebron PG and Lamarcus Aldridge were playing at the same level or better.
Tony Parker never gets the credit he deserves and that hard for me to say because I’ve always disliked the spurs but he’s a major star.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 5:29pm #865625

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I think what he was saying that before his injury Paul was doing his usual thing, but now that he’s injured he dropped in the rankings. Not totally sure of this guy’s concept but I think he is trying to forecast these players’ performance post Allstar break. I think Lilliard was given a little too much credit for his shooting, I’d still rather have Chris Paul and Westbrook even coming back from injuries. Likewise Tony Parker and even Goran Dragic should be at least competing to be above Lilliard. It seems the list is biased towards youth and excitement rather than actual production and game impact. These are just opinions though, I don’t really have any hard data to back up my claims, but then again, neither did the OP.
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- Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 5:42pm #865627
  
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  I can see that. Wasn’t trying to knock him but still think you have to put CP3 number 1. I think you can argue Curry and Westbrook at 2 and 3. Then I think you have to start talking Tony Parker. Damien Lillard around 5. Think Lawson and Dragic is close. I may be missing someone. Haha. Lots of talented guards in the west. Remember a couple years ago when we were asking if John Wall would ever be an all star and the argument was he has to beat out Rondo, Williams, Holiday, Rose, and even guys like Nelson not to mention Kyrie coming out. Now it seems the west has really come on with guard play and Bledsoe is hurt. I’d say it is a PG league but I’m not sure it is yet, seems like bigmen or really talented 3s are still the way to go. With Lebron, George, and Durant. Then with bigmen like Hibbert, Gasol(both) and Randolph.
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- Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 5:42pm #865732
  
  joecheck88
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  I can see that. Wasn’t trying to knock him but still think you have to put CP3 number 1. I think you can argue Curry and Westbrook at 2 and 3. Then I think you have to start talking Tony Parker. Damien Lillard around 5. Think Lawson and Dragic is close. I may be missing someone. Haha. Lots of talented guards in the west. Remember a couple years ago when we were asking if John Wall would ever be an all star and the argument was he has to beat out Rondo, Williams, Holiday, Rose, and even guys like Nelson not to mention Kyrie coming out. Now it seems the west has really come on with guard play and Bledsoe is hurt. I’d say it is a PG league but I’m not sure it is yet, seems like bigmen or really talented 3s are still the way to go. With Lebron, George, and Durant. Then with bigmen like Hibbert, Gasol(both) and Randolph.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 5:29pm #865730

bobsanders
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I think what he was saying that before his injury Paul was doing his usual thing, but now that he’s injured he dropped in the rankings. Not totally sure of this guy’s concept but I think he is trying to forecast these players’ performance post Allstar break. I think Lilliard was given a little too much credit for his shooting, I’d still rather have Chris Paul and Westbrook even coming back from injuries. Likewise Tony Parker and even Goran Dragic should be at least competing to be above Lilliard. It seems the list is biased towards youth and excitement rather than actual production and game impact. These are just opinions though, I don’t really have any hard data to back up my claims, but then again, neither did the OP.
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:19pm #865677

jwall1
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Wow, just noticed Jrue Holiday is not on this list. He should replace Teague or IT….
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Posted on: Mon, 01/27/2014 - 7:19pm #865782

jwall1
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Wow, just noticed Jrue Holiday is not on this list. He should replace Teague or IT….
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