March 11, 200917 yr You could tell Wade was going to have a big year last year during the Olympics, I am glad to see him playing at such a high level.
March 12, 200917 yr Wade... Why not Kobe???? :lol: :sssh: Give me LeBron, after Mo Williams, there is a severe drop off. Kobe's got three solid/good players. LeBron D-Wade Kobe Deron Williams Dwight Howard Brandon Roy Shaq Tony Parker Ray Allen Kevin Durant The last 4 are mega long shots, but they are all having very nice seasons.
March 13, 200917 yr Kobe gets it. He is averaging them numbers on the best team in the league. Lebron is closest to him because of his team's record. DWade is tough but hasn't led his team to enough wins this season even though he has less help than either of the other 2.
March 13, 200917 yr Why not Kobe???? :lol: :sssh: Give me LeBron, after Mo Williams, there is a severe drop off. Kobe's got three solid/good players. LeBron D-Wade Kobe Deron Williams Dwight Howard Brandon Roy Shaq Tony Parker Ray Allen Kevin Durant The last 4 are mega long shots, but they are all having very nice seasons. I'd say the last 7 fit that description.
March 13, 200917 yr I'd say the last 7 fit that description. And that's crap. Howard is having every bit as good of a season, but gets no credit at all.
March 13, 200917 yr And that's crap. Howard is having every bit as good of a season, but gets no credit at all. Kobe Bryant (Lakers, 52-13) 28.0 PPG (.474 FG%, .340 3Pt%, .868 FT%) 5.4 RPG 4.9 APG (2.6 TO/G) 1.3 SPG 0.5 BPG Lebron James (Cavaliers, 51-13) 28.3 PPG (.486 FG%, .333 3Pt%, .771 FT%) 7.5 RPG 7.2 APG (3.1 TO/G) 1.7 SPG 1.2 BPG Dwyane Wade (Heat, 35-29) 29.7 PPG (.495 FG%, .314 3Pt%, .766 FT%) 5.1 RPG 7.7 APG (3.5 TO/G) 2.3 SPG 1.4 BPG Dwight Howard (Magic, 47-17) 20.9 PPG (.571 FG%, .611 FT%) 14.0 RPG 1.1 APG (3.0 TO/G) 1.0 SPG 2.9 BPG With all due respect, Howard doesn't belong in the discussion with Kobe, LJ and D-Wade.
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