nash or paul as PG, kobe for SG, elton as my PF/C, and F will be dirk... i also like gerald wallace.
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Current NBA:\n\nPG: Chauncey Billups\n\nIt was a tought choice between him and Steve Nash as they are both having break-out seasons and they are both the center around which their teams function. But Chauncey edges it with his clutch play.\n\nSG: Kobe Bryant\n\nSay what you want about him: selfish, surly and overcompetetive, but he has been completely unstoppable all season long. He had almost single handedly carried the Lakers. Dwayne Wade may be talented but Kobe has taken it to a new level.\n\nSF: Lebron James \nHe is having an absolutely standout year leading the Cavaliers and filling up just about every statistical category. He deserves the recognition. Paul Pierce is having a standout year as well, but nothing compared to Lebron.\n\nPF: Dirk Nowitski \n\nI know he plays SF for Dallas but I think that this is more of his natural position. Dirk is impossible to defend - too quick for most power forwards, the big for most small forwards. He has been pure class for the Mavericks this year. Kevin Garnett is having a very solid season but his team is struggling. Tim Duncan has been hampered by his dodgy ankle. Elton Brand is probably the closest competition to Dirk.\n\nCenter: Yao Ming\n\nThe fact that Yao can win in this position goes to show the lack of quality centers in the league. Ben Wallace deserves a mention for his tremendous defensive abilities, but he is probably only the 3rd best player on the Piston team and he doesn't have enough offensive skills. Shaq hasn't been healthy enough this season, and is not as dominant as he once was. Yao however, has really improved this year, especially in the past two months. I thought of putting Duncan or Brand in this spot as they probably deserve it more, but it is undeniable that they aren't true centers, so it is Yao Ming almost by default.
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East: G:Iverson & Wade  \n      F:Pierce & James (JO'neal)\n      C:Wallace (Shaq)\n\nWest: G:Kobe & Nash\n      F:Garnett & Nowitzki (Duncan)\n      C:Yao (Camby)
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Definitely Ben Wallace. His fro helps block people's view of the rim, therefore making him the Defensive Player of the Year.
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steve nash is awesome. he does deserve MVP.
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Steve Nash no doubt, he is the NBA's assist leader and he is an excellent scorer as well.  His shooting percentage is amazing for a point guard.  I'd say second would be Chauncey Billups and the upcoming best point guard is Chris Paul.  He's going to amazing in a few years if he doesn't get injured.
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I wanted the pistons cause they are my favorit team and i wanted the heat cause they have one of the best point gaurds in the league. "steve nash" i was totally bumed when the pistons lost to the heat. so now neither of my teams are in the finals so i would have to go with the heat!!!!
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Mavs. They'll overwhelm the Spurs with a five man offensive attack. Dirk Nowitzki, Josh Howard, Jerry Stackhouse, Jason Terry, and Devin Harris.
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PG: Oscar Robertson\nSG: Michael Jordan\nSF: Larry Bird\nPF: Tim Duncan\nC: Bill Russell
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Give me Shaq at center because if he is at full health no one can stop him in the post. Love to have Amare when he is healthy so young with so much promise. Lebron James as the small forward most talented player in the league. Even though I hate his attitude I will go with Kobe because he can go off and score 81 points. At point guard Steve Nash just because his passes seem to make every player open with great looks.\n\nC- S.O'Neal\nPF- A.Stoudemire\nSF- L.James\nSG- K.Bryant\nPG- S.Nash
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Tough, tough decision.  But at the end of the day, it would really depend on what your team needs.  In Kidd, you have a player who is rebounding from a poor first week (despite the triple-double on the first day of the season) and is now averaging about 10+ points, 9 rebounds, and 8 assists.\n\nWhile in Nash (who has a hip injury but is still playing), you have the king of assists (having only played in one game wherein he didn't get double figures in assists (9)).  Nash is also a good source for three points.\n\nIn the end, I would keep Kidd.  With the recent injury to Richard Jefferson, more will be expected of him despite the arrival of Marcus Williams who was expected to cut into his playing minutes.\n\nHope this helps.
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My team:\nPG Mike Bibby\nSG L. James*\nSF L. Odom\nPF M. Camby\nC  Tim Duncan*
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Brand-Kaman sounds like the more enticing matchup, but I will go with the Wallaces.  Ben Wallace could shut down either Brand or Kaman.  As for Phoenix, the question shouldn't be Diaw and Stoudemire or Stoudemire and Marion, but Stoudemire and Kurt Thomas.
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1. KOBE BRYANT no matter what you haters say\n2. CHRIS PAUL hands down\n3. BEN WALLACE as usual\n4. MIKE MILLER\n5. BORIS DIAW\n6. PG- Steve Nash\n   SG- Kobe Bryant\n   SF- Shawn Marion\n   PF- Kevin Garnett\n   C - Zydrunas Ilgauskas\n\n7. RAY ALLEN
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I suggest that you keep Redd (who is out of his mind right now leading the league in scoring), Odom (who is a potential triple-double every night), Carter (who is ill right now but can really light up the scoreboard, especially now that Jefferson is out), and Marion (Who can do it all, MIN, PTS, 3 PTS Makes, REBS, ASTS, BLKS, STLS, etc.)\n\nAs for Gerald Wallace, you have what people refer to as a "poor man's Andre Kirilenko" and much like the aforementioned player, Gerald is also injury prone.  He as yet to miss any time, but with the emergence of rookie Adam Morrison and the potential return of center Primoz Brezec, the playing time of Wallace could decrease (hense, less stats).\n\nWhile in Zarundas Ilgauskas, you get a solid center that gives you at the minimum PTS, MIN, REBS (at 8 a game, I think), and BLKS.  On the negative side, he also has a history of injury problems but has seemed to avoid that the last couple of seasons.\n\nLastly, Boris Diaw.  This early into the season, Boris is a big dissapointment, especially when he told his coach that "if he were the coach, he would bench himself as well."  Diaw's fantasy numbers have dipped (he is currently averaging pedestrian numbers which are a far cry from last years 6 rebounds and 6 assists a game effort).  In all honesty, I don't see that improving unless an injury to a team mate forces him to step up and start again or his he regains the fitness that made him last year's most improved player.\n\nI feel that if you can trade Wallace for an established "C" then go for it.  Keep Diaw and Z.  \n\nHope this helps.
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Nash all the way im watching the game now
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Yeah its looking good, but i would get some high profile \nPoint Guards Like:\nPG - Allen Iverson \nPG - Steve Nash\nI like Andre Igoudala as Shooting Guard, he will play well with A.I.\nI would add another Experienced Shooting Guard Like:\nSG - Ray Allen\nI would leave Charlie Villanueva and get rid of Andre Kirlenko and add Lebron James only because he is versatile player and can adapt very quickly to any team:\nSF - Lebron James\nFor the Power Forwards i would leave Dirk Nowitzki and add another less experienced Power Forward like Zach Randolph\nPF - Zach Randolph\nOther good possibilities could be:\nPF - Kevin Garnett (for Dirk Nowitzi)\nI cant really see Dirk and Kevin together cause they are both aggressive players, but yea it could be possible.\nBut Yea your team looks good
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ok, i got larry hughes too. luckily his injury isn't due to his injury that put him out last year. DO NOT pick up jason williams, there are better guards out there .... trust me. TRUST ME. and kirilenko is injury pron, and that's never good for a fantasty league. for example... i have player like Dirk , Yao, and Billups, who get monster minutes and never get hurt.  but i also took a chance with baron davis, and he's doing great. one of the best in the league. if you can keep hughes, do that. he WILL be lebron's scottie pippen. hughes can score any way he can, he lead the league in steals before he got injured last year, and he rebounds.