[franfranParticipant]

is early.. but

Lance Stephenson
8,8 ppg 3,9 rpg 2,9 apg
19 ppg 6,6 rpg 4 apg

Alec Burks
7 ppg 2,3 rpg 1,4 apg
18 ppg 3,6 rpg 3 apg

Xavier Henry
3,9 ppg 1,8 rpg 0,3 apg
13 ppg 4,3 rpg 1,3 apg

Enes Kanter
7,2 ppg 4,3 rpg 0,4 apg
16,6 ppg 10 rpg 1 apg

Eric Bledsoe
8,5 ppg 3 rpg 3,1 apg 1,4 spg
20 ppg 6 rpg 6 apg 1,5 spg

Anthony Davis
13,5 ppg 8,2 rpg 1 apg 1,2 spg 1,8 bpg
23,6 ppg 12,3 rpg 1,6 apg 2,6 spg 4 bpg

Tony Wroten
2,6 ppg 0,8 rpg 1,2 apg 0,2 spg
11,6 ppg 4,6 rpg 1 apg 1 spg

DeMarcus Cousins
17,1 ppg 9,9 rpg 2,7 apg 1,4 spg 0,7 bpg
27 ppg 12 rpg 2,5 apg 2,5 spg 2 bpg

PD: Paul George
17,4 ppg 7,6 rpg 4,1 apg 1,8 spg 0,8 bpg 2,8-3-5 Free Throw
25,6 ppg 8,3 rpg 4,3 apg 1,6 spg 1 bpg 5,6-7,3 Free Throw

[Sharp ShooterParticipant]

At least wait till a month go by to do this

[Sharp ShooterParticipant]

At least wait till a month go by to do this

[jmarg25Participant]

That would be crazy if Paul George won MIP again. That’s how damn high his ceiling is.

[jmarg25Participant]

That would be crazy if Paul George won MIP again. That’s how damn high his ceiling is.

[r377Participant]

Not saying that he will win or even keep up his high stats but Spencer Hawes is

20p 11.5 reb 3.5 ass after 3 games

I have watched two pacers games this season and i have really liked what i have seen from Lance Stephenson.

[r377Participant]

Not saying that he will win or even keep up his high stats but Spencer Hawes is

20p 11.5 reb 3.5 ass after 3 games

I have watched two pacers games this season and i have really liked what i have seen from Lance Stephenson.

[ThenilonatorParticipant]

Evan turner will be in the equation at seasons end

[ThenilonatorParticipant]

Evan turner will be in the equation at seasons end

[CavFanPRParticipant]

Bledsoe

[CavFanPRParticipant]

Bledsoe

[JordanC20Participant]

3.5 ass is that how much he averages each night after games

[JordanC20Participant]

3.5 ass is that how much he averages each night after games

[Chilbert arenasParticipant]

Based off opportunity it should be either Favors or Kanter, or if Hayward has an all-star type season.

[Chilbert arenasParticipant]

Based off opportunity it should be either Favors or Kanter, or if Hayward has an all-star type season.

[CynthiaParticipant]

I’m looking at Bledsoe for MIP so far. But Wroten has had the best overall stat jump.

[CynthiaParticipant]

I’m looking at Bledsoe for MIP so far. But Wroten has had the best overall stat jump.

[JoeWolf1]

 Kanter was my pre-season pick and he’s not disappointing. Sophomores generally don’t get the nod at MIP, but if Anthony Davis continues even a slightly settled down version of his production through his first few games, he might have made too big of strides to ignore for the award.

[JoeWolf1]

 Kanter was my pre-season pick and he’s not disappointing. Sophomores generally don’t get the nod at MIP, but if Anthony Davis continues even a slightly settled down version of his production through his first few games, he might have made too big of strides to ignore for the award.

[HitsterParticipant]

Can a player win MIP twice ? Is there any rule about it does anyone know? I’d figure in theory it could happen but in practice it would not as by the 2nd time the player in question would be at All Star/ All NBA Team Level.

I tipped Evan Turner last year, so I’ll stick with him for this year. I wonder if one of the younger Orlando guys could have a break out year statistically and be a dark horse. K-Love won in 2011 so I would not rule out a more high profile player like Anthony Davis.

Xavier Henry would be an unsung choice and he will see playing time but his chances will probably depend on when Kobe returns.

Harrison Barnes promised a breakout year but with him being out at the moment I’d want to see him playing again first.

A complete wildcard could be Miles Plumlee if he retains his current form as his would probably be the biggest statistical percentage increase.

[HitsterParticipant]

Can a player win MIP twice ? Is there any rule about it does anyone know? I’d figure in theory it could happen but in practice it would not as by the 2nd time the player in question would be at All Star/ All NBA Team Level.

I tipped Evan Turner last year, so I’ll stick with him for this year. I wonder if one of the younger Orlando guys could have a break out year statistically and be a dark horse. K-Love won in 2011 so I would not rule out a more high profile player like Anthony Davis.

Xavier Henry would be an unsung choice and he will see playing time but his chances will probably depend on when Kobe returns.

Harrison Barnes promised a breakout year but with him being out at the moment I’d want to see him playing again first.

A complete wildcard could be Miles Plumlee if he retains his current form as his would probably be the biggest statistical percentage increase.

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