allen iverson or tracy mcgrady
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I think A.I is better... he has less height and more heart.
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Tyrus Thomas for the bull or J.J Reddick for the hawks
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Huet or Toskala both 1st and 2nd in save % and goals per game
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mcgrady is my favorite player, lebron is my second favorite, but i would have to say lebron is the best overall player in the NBA right now. he can make great passes. make steals and block shots. he can drive to the hoop anytime he wants because of his power and can hit a nice range shot. plus he is soooooo fun to watch because of his dunks. he also averages around 25-7-7. so lebron is the best. no, i seriously doubt that lebron will ever win a championship, ilgauskas is good, but not good enough to help lebron james carry the cavs to become a NBA championship calibur team. larry hughs has medical problems and probably will not be able to play for the remainder of this season and after he returns from his injuries, he still will not be as good of a player as he was when he was in washington with the wizards. drew gooden is a very inconsistant player and will not be able to contribute much to his team against all the good power forwards in the game today. such as kevin garnett, and tim duncan.
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B. allan iverson he is sooo fine!!!!!
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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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Lebron James no question! He's the best offensive player to ever play already. (offense meaning more than just scoring he has good assist and rebound numbers)He takes so much pressure off of his team mates the way defenses key on him. Carmelo is just a scorer. Once Lebron starts playing D it will be amazing.
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I would go with Henry.\nTeryy Henry has all the skills needed, he is a good shooter, passer, crosser and dribbiler, he also has leader spirit, he is also playing in the hardest league in the world and is always doing good, so i would go with Terry Henry, he has been good for a very long time, Ronaldinho got the skills but he doesnt have the strong personality to lead a team like Henry does, he also dribbles the ball too much when he can pass it and get more chances, plus Henry is stronger and is mor fit and is in great physical condition and has lots of endurance, Ronaldinho isn't physically good, he would probably die if he goes to the English Premier League
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Hi! I am a big NBA fan and in my humble opinion I think that T-Mac is absolutely the better player. I believe that he has a better developed and more consistent game. He can play killer offense with an incredible range with throwdowns and three pointers consistently delivered, but he is also a strong defensive player as well. It's not that Kobe can't play "D" but I think that he is more concerned with racking up the points rather than playing defense. I think McGrady puts aside the stats and concentrates on what it takes to get the "W". He delivers a more consistent sound performance where as Kobe can really turn it on at times, but then falls very flat other times. Also, Tracy has a much better attitude and is a much better team player than Kobe who can really be a ball hog and ignores open teammates quite often. When I consider all aspects of the game, talent,accuaracy, agility, speed, offense, defense, then all aspects of the athelete, such as attitude, leadership, "team-manship", and coachability, I think that T-Mac is hands down the best player. Just my two cents!!
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olajuwon because he was drafted before michael jordan.. 2 places before, to be exact.. and tim duncan is good.. but not as good as players such as kevin garnett, shawn marion, etc. hes simply not enuf to compare to olajuwon
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Are you asking who's better, or who would win a fight between them?\n\nMcHale was a far better player, but Rambis would kick McHale's butt if they ever had a fair fight... (McHale blindsided Rambis in the '84 finals, that doesn't count).
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You have mentioned the 2 that I would pick. Steve Nash also fits in there
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I'd pick Kobe. So much publicity; 81 points.
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Kevin Garnett\nDominique Wilkins\nAllen Iverson\nCharles Barkley\nPatrick Ewing
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They are difficult to compare, since they play two completely different positions. Wallace is the better defender, but Parker is obviously the better offensive player. I would have to say that Tony is better because his team depends on him more, especially, this year. Wallca is a pretty integral part of the Pistons, but I would still stick with Parker.
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Pound for Pound, I would have to say Allen Iverson. He is an amazing player for his size and he has great heart. He has a "Never say die" attitude that makes him a competitor. He isn't even six foot tall, and yet he still averages over 30 points a game in a leage that the average height is more around 6'5". He is an all around, truly amazing player. Not to mention my idol!
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I'd have to say Ray Allen.  There are a lot of other great shooters from the past such as Larry Bird, Walter Davis, Reggie Miller, Rick Barry, Isiah Thomas, Kevin Johnson, Jim Paxson, John Stockton, etc.  And even now, Michael Redd, J.J. Redick, Richard Hamilton, Allan Houston, Kyle Korver, etc.  I've watched all of em', but Ray Allen has the "purest shot".  If you just watch him, his shot just looks so easy.  His release is perfect and fairly quick.  And looking at it, it just looks so natural, a thing of beauty.  Not only does his shot look nice, but he has one of the highest FG%'s.  Ray Allen, the "purest" shooter in nba history.