I think the definitive list would be:\n\nCarlos Arroyo\nStephon Marbury\nSteve Francis\nAllen Iverson\n\nThis is probably why they're so untradeable too. Who else is like the four above players? I suppose Ron Artest wouldn't count because it's his attitude, not his gameplay, that is so unreliable.
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Rafer Alston, would be amazing if he left the street ball for the streets. Marbury gets picked on too much, he is amazing on the court. Look at all the guys would average 20 points and 8 assists. Not too many of them
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He is a solid all around guard who can score with ease- great high release shot form and good size for a point guard, it would be very hard to see him slip past the top 10 in this year's draft- I expect the Celtics to take him (if they don't trade their pick) at number 7.  If they don't and Houston doesn't trade up than they will select him at 8.\n\nKyle Lowry another solid player though I think his size will hurt his draft potential a bit and he will fall to the mid 20's.  Could possibly land in New Jersey or Cleveland.  As for Ray, at 6'2 he is undersized for an NBA 2 guard. He can't play the point due to bad vision and poor passing but a great shooter- I think he'll go late in the 2nd round maybe to a team like Denver at 49.
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dirk nowitski. I can't believe kyle korver didn't make it. Ort matt bonner, he's a set 3-point shooter.
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Brevin is great..I had him on my fantasy..great source of assists and steals.  However, it has to be Elton Brand..he just gets overlooked because he plays for the Clippers...awesome player who deserves to be a perennial All-star.  He puts down 20pts and about 10 boards nightly...not many players can say that. He also did a great job getting the Clippers to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
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most potential? there are a lot of players with "potential" in this year's draft.\nyou have tyrus thomas and lamarcus aldridge down low.\nthere are also a BUNCH of swingmen. the ones that jump out are rudy gay and rodney carney. both can jump out of the gym, and are your typical t-mac, kobe-type players that can score and please crowds with their athleticism.
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PG-Steve Nash \nPG-Chauncey Billups \nSG-Dwayne Wade \nSG-Kobe Bryant \nG-Allen Iverson \nG-Paul Pierce \nG-Michael Redd \nSF-Lebron James \nSF-Vince Carter \nPF-Pau Gasol \nPF-Tim Duncan \nC-Shaquille O'Neal \nC-Yao Ming \nC-Chris Kaman \nC-Brad Miller \nC-Ben Wallace\n1. Stephon Marbury \n2. Tracy McGrady \n3. Raymond Felton (Brilliant assists as a Rookie) \n4. Rasheed Wallace
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Oleksiy Pecherov\n\nAthletic European with inside/outside game, Pecherov is the type of player the Knicks need.  This type of player has worked out well in Dallas (Dirk Nowitzki)\n\nThis small team needs a big man that can score to compliment the team's nucleus, Jamal Crawford and Channing Frye and vet point guard Stephon Marbury.  At 6-10 and a strong inside and outside game, he can be groomed at the small forward position and join the 6-11 Eddy Curry at center, the 6-11 Frye at power forward, as a small forward and help turn the smallish Knicks to a competitive team with an imposing front line.
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Dwight Howard's 20 point and 20 rebound effort today was impressive.  But as long as Kevin Garnett and Shawn Marion are in their prime.  These three individuals would have a crack at leading the league in rebounding.  As for Greg Oden, we would have to see first how he would adjust to the NBA's style of play.  Who knows, he too may dominate the boards in a few years time.\n\nHope this was able to help!
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1-dewayne wade\n2-lebron james\n3-tim duncan\n4-shaquille o'neal\n5-amari stoudamire\n6-steve nash\n7-dirk nowitzki\n8-allen iverson\n9-carmelo anthony\n10-jermaine o'neal
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Reggie Miller is best.  Other two would be Mark Price and Jeff Hornacek
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Gotta go with the Bad Boys.  Ben Wallace is the current day Dennis Rodman (not really, Rodman was better).  Isiah >>>>>>> Chauncey Billups. Dumars and RIP is close though, but I give the edge to Dumars.  Lambier and Daugherty - no one messes with those two.
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Yea... the Raptors are going to probably trade down in the NBA Draft. They like Marcus Williams, Brandon Roy, and Andrea Bargnani, but they can probably get them later in the draft. I think they should get Adam Morrison though. There are alot of good players in the draft so it would hard to make a bad move. Mike James is going to leave the team so they are thinking of drafting a player to replace them. They also would like to get another wing player and a guy to back up Villanueva and Bosh.\nPossible Players to Draft (not necassarily with the number one pick because they are looking to trade down, no specific order):\nRudy Gay\nAdam Morrison\nRandy Foye\nMarcus Williams\nBrandon Roy \nAndrea Bargnani\nTyrus Thomas\nLaMarcus Aldridge\nShelden Williams\nPatrick O'Bryant\nRodney Carney
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Tim Duncan\n\nHe is one of the most steady players in the league. He always plays solid defense. He is a guy to give the ball to in the clutch. He is just so fundamental in every facet of his game except for freethrow shooting.\n\nBut the thing that seals the deal for him being the #7 player is that he has three championship rings and he was the star on the Spurs for those three wins so you pretty much have to go with him here. I am shocked that he wasn't higher... but I guess he is getting a little old just like Shaq. Shaq would be my 8th choice eventhough he has been terrible in these NBA finals.\n\nWho will the Washington Wizards take with the 18th pick of the Unofficial Yahoo Answers NBA Mock Draft?\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvtMn1SDCfKJCaB.okG49__sy6IX?qid=20060611195758AAWvwGd
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Most of the players a lot of you have named could be considered overrated, but why?  \n\nMichael Redd?  Just because the Bucks gave him a max contract, it doesn't make him overrated.  It makes him overpaid.  It makes the Bucks look a little less than smart...not stupid though, because Redd is a pretty good player.\n\nNow...to the guy that asked the question.  I've seen a few of your answers from other questions.  I believe you are a certifiable LeBron James hater.\n\nLeBron is 21 years old and he's doing some truly, truly in incredible things.  Look at his numbers, 33 ppg, 7 rpg, 6 apg.  Name one 21 yr. old player at his position, in history, that has done the things he has accomplished?  Only Magic had the team concept down at such a young age, but he wasn't this good at 21.....neither was Bird, or Jordan.\n\nHis understanding of team involvement, meanwhile dominating is incredible....imagine Scottie Pippen in Karl Malone's body.  Then mix the skills.  Yes...he is almost that big and strong - on top of the athleticism and speed of a modern 2 guard.  Now he is being able to come thru in the clutch, which was his one knock.  Again....he is just 21.\n\nBut anyways......your question was who I thought was overrated.\n\nI can point to quite a few guys....but the ones who stand out are: Kevin Garnett, Stephon Marbury, Allen Iverson.\n\nI love KG...but it's like he has teflon on him.  No one wants to say what needs to be said about him.  He's a warrior, but to a fault.  He demands effort, and if you don't give it....he will cast you down as a pariah right away.  Instead of finding a way to communicate...to encourage... he shuts down and gets steamed up.  He's a great, first ballot HOF player.....but he's had the talent around him to make some decent runs in the playoffs.  Yes, he produces...but is it the kind of production that inspires.....and puts an entire team over the hump....that makes you want to step up to his level?  Not really and it shows.  Show me 5 instances of him coming thru in the clutch.....in his entire career.\n\nStephon Marbury fancies himself a great PG.  He is very good, but he loves his numbers more.  He has all the skills to be great...a franchise guy...he always has.  But at some point...you have to see the greater good of the team over your own wants and needs.  He questions any coach that questions him, and instead of making himself better and more productive...he sulks or he goes to a camera and complains.  He also hasn't been the greatest teammate either.\n\nKobe is one of the top 2 or 3 guys in the league, but he is a team wrecker and one of the most selfish players in league history.  He has the power to really inspire and really uplift the play of everyone on his team.....to create something positive.  He has chosen to do none of the above.  He has chosen to score without regard for any man, child, or woman.  If he was a porn actor, he would the one trying to have sex with 50 women in 50 minutes.  Watch any LA games.  Phil Jackson can usually be seen looking nauseaous on the Laker bench.
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Kudos to the person who pointed out that Kidd is bi-racial, and add Bibby to that list as well. To whomever suggested Christian Laettner, you must not have seen him play since the UK-Duke buzzer beater that broke my heart in 1992. He's been a bust and a stiff ever since. I'll side with the guy who said Brad Miller, since he's one of the best at his position period (the hardest position to find in the NBA, no less), and would have to be at least top-5 in a list of American-born, white, active players.
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I think you may need steals on this team.  Your pretty much set at 3 pt FG's.  Also, if there is any player that you may trade at this point in the season, I would look at Hill and Eddy Curry.  Hill has a propensity for getting injured (I know because he has burned me in my fantasy teams in the past) and Curry who is capable to getting 10 rebounds one night and 2 rebounds the next.
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21st pick - Rajon Rondo (G)\n\n27th pick - Sergio "Spanish Chocolate" Rodriguez (G)\n\nphoenix traded them both away for cash (to re-sign tim thomas and boris diaw to long term deals).