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Who are the Top Ten Centers in the League

Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 at 12:26pm
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Who are the Top Ten Centers in the League

Who are the best Big Men in the league? Here is a list in no specific order

Dwight Howard

Brooke Lopez

Tyson Chandler

Kendrick Perkins

Shaq O'Neal(Oldest player in the league but when healthy I think he deserves to be on this list)

Pau Gasol

Joakim Noah

Al Jefferson(is he a Center or a Power Forward??)

Marc Gasol

Marcin Gortat

Tim Duncan(not sure if he is a Center or a Power Forward)

DeAndre Jordan

Javale McGee

Am I missing anyone? What is your top 10 list?


Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 - 12:32pm
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1.Dwight 2. Pau 3. Noah

1.Dwight 2. Pau 3. Noah 4.Perk 5. Tyson Chandler 6. Shaq 7. Brooke Lopez 8. Marc Gasol 9. Gortat 10. DeAndre Jordan

This my top ten if you consider Duncan and Al Jefferson Power Forwards

Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 - 1:09pm
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Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 - 1:25pm
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???

Are there 10 Centers in the L Now?

DHoward/ABynum/ After this i don't know

Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 - 3:25pm
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Bogut is in the top 10

Bogut is in the top 10

Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 - 3:42pm
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Kaman, Bogut, and cousins

Kaman, Bogut, and cousins should be top 10

Posted on: Tue, 03/01/2011 - 7:46pm
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Ohh yeah How could I forget

Ohh yeah How could I forget Bogut I like his game

is Cousins a PF or a C

Kaman is good too but he has not played this season yet

Posted on: Fri, 03/04/2011 - 9:47pm
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Dwight Bogut Duncan(will

Dwight

Bogut

Noah

Duncan(will still be a top player in playoffs)

Bynum(When Healthy)

Tyson

Gasol(For 30-35 games per year. Before the physicality wore him down.)

Perkins

Jefferson(undersized)

Lopez

Bargnani

Posted on: Fri, 03/04/2011 - 11:31pm
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Wow, now going through the

Wow, now going through the league, using names off the top of my head wasn't such a good idea.

Dwight

Noah

Duncan

Bogut

Nene

Bynum(If Healthy)

Kaman

Tyson

Marc Gasol

Jefferson

Perkins(If healthy)

Camby

Hibbert

Bargs

DeAndre

Brook(lackadasical play drops him)

McGee

Emeka

Thats my list of relevant centers in order from best to worst)

Posted on: Thu, 03/24/2011 - 2:04am
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The thing is, so many PFs are

The thing is, so many PFs are playing out of position at the C it's become the norm...jefferson, gasol, bargnani, cousins, horford, scola, turiaf, okafor...

1) Dwight Howard

2) Andrew Bogut

3) Andrew Bynum (when healthy)

4) Joakim Noah

5) Tyson Chandler

6) Marcus Camby (getting old)

7) Brook Lopez (should be higher...but not a chance on 6 rpg)

8) Nene

9) Kendrick Perkins

10) Take your pick from Roy Hibbert, Marc Gasol, Chris Kaman or Marcin Gortat. This is why it becomes vague, because I'd probably take most of the PFs listed above over these guys. 9 decent centres in the NBA...this is why they are such a commodity.

Posted on: Thu, 03/24/2011 - 4:29am
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1) Dwight Howard 2) Al

1) Dwight Howard

2) Al Horford- Kinda tough cuz he is a PF/C

3) Al Jefferson

4) Andrew Bynum

5) Andrew Bogut

6) Joakim Noah

7) Tyson Chandler

8) Nene

9) Brook Lopez

10) Emeka Okafor

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