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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 9:47am #24643

skate1385
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amre at # 1 in the mvp race -26.4 ppg – 9.0 rpg – 2.5 apg -2.3 bpg -1.0 spg -52% fg-54 3% -77% ft and 20 -14 with the knicks. do you think by the end of the season he will win the mvp ? why or why not?
http://www.nba.com/2011/news/features/01/07/race-to-mvp-week-11/index.html
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 10:03am #472208

RUDEBOY_
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Right now ,even though they’ve played 30 games there still arent a good cut front runner for MVP….If Miami continue on their pace…Voters would love to give it to Wade….
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 10:03am #472223

RUDEBOY_
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Right now ,even though they’ve played 30 games there still arent a good cut front runner for MVP….If Miami continue on their pace…Voters would love to give it to Wade….
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 10:08am #472214

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The Knicks are on pace to win 48 games this year which is not enough to win the MVP imo. 55 wins and over, he will be a strong candidate.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 10:08am #472229

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The Knicks are on pace to win 48 games this year which is not enough to win the MVP imo. 55 wins and over, he will be a strong candidate.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 10:35am #472234

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Here is my top 5 for MVP at the moment.
1. Amare Stoudemire- He has been the leading force behing a huge turnaround for the knicks. His numbers are great. If you read about the original poster has stated the stats. This tean could will be the 5th or 6th seed most likely.
2. LeBron James- Trust me I am far and away from a Lebron lover, but he has helped this team in a huge way. He is the defintion of an overall player. His numbers are down from last year I know but this team has been clicking on all cylinders.
3. Derrick Rose- The Bulls have had major issues on there frontline with either Noah being hurt or Boozer. His team has maybe has the lowest quality SG’s in the league but the Bulls have been playing awesome.
4. Dwyane Wade- Wade is just like Lebron in the sense that his numbers are down but he has been playing elite perimeter defense which has helped the heat become a top 5 defensive team in the NBA.
5. Dwight Howard- Howard himself scares other teams from entering the paint, and if he doesnt scare them he sure alters there shots. He is among the league leaders in rebounds, blocks, and shooting %. His scoring this year is also hovering around 20 points a game.
Honorable mention- Dirk Nowitzki- I wish he hasnt missed the game lately, otherwise he would be up in the top 5 for sure, and I expect he will work his way back into the top 5. Rajun Rondo is in the same boat as Dirk, if is was not for his injury he would be higher in my eyes.
I know most people wont agree but thats how I see it.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 10:35am #472249

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Here is my top 5 for MVP at the moment.
1. Amare Stoudemire- He has been the leading force behing a huge turnaround for the knicks. His numbers are great. If you read about the original poster has stated the stats. This tean could will be the 5th or 6th seed most likely.
2. LeBron James- Trust me I am far and away from a Lebron lover, but he has helped this team in a huge way. He is the defintion of an overall player. His numbers are down from last year I know but this team has been clicking on all cylinders.
3. Derrick Rose- The Bulls have had major issues on there frontline with either Noah being hurt or Boozer. His team has maybe has the lowest quality SG’s in the league but the Bulls have been playing awesome.
4. Dwyane Wade- Wade is just like Lebron in the sense that his numbers are down but he has been playing elite perimeter defense which has helped the heat become a top 5 defensive team in the NBA.
5. Dwight Howard- Howard himself scares other teams from entering the paint, and if he doesnt scare them he sure alters there shots. He is among the league leaders in rebounds, blocks, and shooting %. His scoring this year is also hovering around 20 points a game.
Honorable mention- Dirk Nowitzki- I wish he hasnt missed the game lately, otherwise he would be up in the top 5 for sure, and I expect he will work his way back into the top 5. Rajun Rondo is in the same boat as Dirk, if is was not for his injury he would be higher in my eyes.
I know most people wont agree but thats how I see it.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 11:54am #472272

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Agreed;
The recent injury has ruined Dirk’s chances as of now…
7 Straight Games, before the Mavs were looking very very very good.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 11:54am #472287

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Agreed;
The recent injury has ruined Dirk’s chances as of now…
7 Straight Games, before the Mavs were looking very very very good.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 11:56am #472276

arman
ohh,cmon now……….RONDO ?!?!?!? I ALREADY SAID,MVP OF NBA SHOULDNT BE GUY WHO HAS MORE CHANCE OF HITTING THE JACCPOT THEN A JUMPSHOT…
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 11:56am #472291

arman
ohh,cmon now……….RONDO ?!?!?!? I ALREADY SAID,MVP OF NBA SHOULDNT BE GUY WHO HAS MORE CHANCE OF HITTING THE JACCPOT THEN A JUMPSHOT…
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 11:57am #472280

the lake show
Before the injury everywhere i read it was Dirk then Amare
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 11:57am #472295

the lake show
Before the injury everywhere i read it was Dirk then Amare
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:06pm #472294

bdoody42
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Arman based on your recent posts I think people agree that your basically no providing the site with any helpful or intelligent posts. Rondo is now the head of the Celtics attack. He gets people the ball in the right position almost everytime down the court. He is actually shooting a career high from outside 15 feet, so if anything he showing improvment.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:06pm #472309

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Arman based on your recent posts I think people agree that your basically no providing the site with any helpful or intelligent posts. Rondo is now the head of the Celtics attack. He gets people the ball in the right position almost everytime down the court. He is actually shooting a career high from outside 15 feet, so if anything he showing improvment.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:09pm #472296

arman
41 % FROM FREETROW……BENJAMIN FREAKIN WALLACE SHOTTED IN 40 %….AND YOU HAVE NERVE TO SAY WORD SHOOTING AND RAJON RONDO IN SAME SENTENCE….SHAME ON YOU MY SON…
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:09pm #472311

arman
41 % FROM FREETROW……BENJAMIN FREAKIN WALLACE SHOTTED IN 40 %….AND YOU HAVE NERVE TO SAY WORD SHOOTING AND RAJON RONDO IN SAME SENTENCE….SHAME ON YOU MY SON…
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:12pm #472300

arman
and btw.. i think hes thoo "selfish" with those ass.. i mean he plays for the stats really…hhe knows he is $hit on ofense so he is boostin his ego with those ass…. he is mediocre pg at best….HATE ME MY SONS
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:12pm #472315

arman
and btw.. i think hes thoo "selfish" with those ass.. i mean he plays for the stats really…hhe knows he is $hit on ofense so he is boostin his ego with those ass…. he is mediocre pg at best….HATE ME MY SONS
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:21pm #472304

bdoody42
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Arman is sounds to me that you are playing favorites. Your right about the free throws, but his shooting percent from the field is high for a PG. He also is shooting career best outside 15 feet. I dont understand how someone who sets up his teammates for 40 minutes a game is selfish. He usually takes 8-10 shots a game. This seems to be the opposite of seflish in my book.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:21pm #472319

bdoody42
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Arman is sounds to me that you are playing favorites. Your right about the free throws, but his shooting percent from the field is high for a PG. He also is shooting career best outside 15 feet. I dont understand how someone who sets up his teammates for 40 minutes a game is selfish. He usually takes 8-10 shots a game. This seems to be the opposite of seflish in my book.
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:27pm #472331

arman
I FEEL YOU,BUT I SAW HIM COUPLE GAMES..HE WAS CHECKING HIS STATS..YOU KNOW..AND I JUST DONT SEE HIM LIKE STOCKTON TYPE OF PG…STOCKON WAS TRULY UNSELFISH..I DONT THINK RONDO HAS THAT KIND OD UNSELFISHNES IN HIMSLEF..WELL SEE HIM WHEN BIG 3 RETIRES…
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Posted on: Fri, 01/07/2011 - 12:27pm #472316

arman
I FEEL YOU,BUT I SAW HIM COUPLE GAMES..HE WAS CHECKING HIS STATS..YOU KNOW..AND I JUST DONT SEE HIM LIKE STOCKTON TYPE OF PG…STOCKON WAS TRULY UNSELFISH..I DONT THINK RONDO HAS THAT KIND OD UNSELFISHNES IN HIMSLEF..WELL SEE HIM WHEN BIG 3 RETIRES…
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Posted on: Sat, 01/08/2011 - 12:41am #472532

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Amare is the cornerstone of turning a franchise around, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER,he is arguably more valuable to his team than any other player is to his team. I’m no LeBron fan but when he was in Cleveland they were 50+ win team and look at them without him, a perennial lottery team. He deserved his 2 MVPs, and thats what Stoudamire is doing (maybe not 50+ wins) turning a perennial lottery team into a playoff team. He leads the league in 4th quarter points which shows he is willing his team to victory as much as possible and stepping up when it counts. He’s changed the whole dynamic of that team, those same players do not look or play as timid as they did a yr ago and for a team that lacks major defense they play with a lot of heart and besdies he is 5th in blocked shots
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Posted on: Sat, 01/08/2011 - 12:41am #472547

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Amare is the cornerstone of turning a franchise around, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER,he is arguably more valuable to his team than any other player is to his team. I’m no LeBron fan but when he was in Cleveland they were 50+ win team and look at them without him, a perennial lottery team. He deserved his 2 MVPs, and thats what Stoudamire is doing (maybe not 50+ wins) turning a perennial lottery team into a playoff team. He leads the league in 4th quarter points which shows he is willing his team to victory as much as possible and stepping up when it counts. He’s changed the whole dynamic of that team, those same players do not look or play as timid as they did a yr ago and for a team that lacks major defense they play with a lot of heart and besdies he is 5th in blocked shots
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