Best plays of the 2006 NBA season?
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I think when Richard Jefferson threw an alley oop pass to Jason Kidd, and then Kidd, instead of scoring, tipped it to Vince Carter, who then layed the ball up off the glass.  It was like a volleyball set.  I might have the players in the wrong order, but that was what happened.  It was just a few weeks ago.  I think that was awsome.
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First pick Lebron, the best there is and strong for the playground.  Then Ben Wallace causr our the block you want him on your side, then Kobe cause dude can ball and to top it off give me Allen Iverson, heart of a lion which helps on the street.
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Playin right now\n1 Kevin Garnett\n2 LeBron James\n3 Shaquille O'Neal\n4 Kobe Bryant \n5 Tracy McGrady\n6 Tim Duncan\n7 Allen Iverson\n8 Dwyane Wade\n9 Steve Nash\n10 Vince Carter\n\nRetired\n1 Michael Jordan\n2 Wilt Chamberlain\n3 Kareem Abdul Jabbar\n4 Larry Bird\n5 Julius "Dr. J" Erving \n6 Magic Johnson\n7 Bill Russel\n8 Oscar Robertson\n9 Isiah Thomas\n10 Jerry West
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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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Top 5 Leaders in Rebounding:\n\n1. Kevin Garnett (Minnesota) 12.7 per game\n2. Dwight Howard (Orlando)   12.3 \n3. Shawn Marion (Pheonix)    12.0\n4. Ben Wallace (Detroit)     11.6\n5. Tim Duncan (San Antonio)  11.1 \n\nGarnett led the league in Rebounding in 04-05 as well. Wallace led the league the in the 02-03 and 03-04 seasons.
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Minnesota Timberwolves. Go watch Kevin Garnett. He's the best player in the NBA next to Kobe.
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To answer the question I go from the standpoint of who would I draft if I had either Pick 1,2,3,4,5 in a fantasy draft of all players...\n\n1.  Magic Johnson - No one else offers the combination of guard play with rebounding and scoring and leadership\n\n2.  Wilt Chamberlain - Greatest Center to Play the Game - Center is a premimum position.  Changed the game because of his ability.\n\n3.  Michael Jordan - Leadership and Scoring.  I would not consider him the greatest since he competed in era of diluted talent\n\n4.  Kareem Abdul Jabbar - All time leading scorer\n\n5.  Larry Bird - Clutch Player, Amazing Scorer, Made Everyone around him better
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we have a street ball tourney out here anually and i got mvp this year. i dont know exactly which game was my best i had some triple doubles and some near triple doubles, and two quadruple doubles. my highest point total in one of the games was 94 pts but im more proud of my 64 pts when i was playing with the flu. we had referees, shot clock, time, and all the nba rules.
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I would have to say it was Wilt Chamberlain. He Averaged 30.1 points per game over his career and averaged about 50ppg one season!!! Here is a link to his career stats! http://www.nba.com/history/players/chamberlain_summary.html "ew..pick me, pick me..lol"
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wow. it was unreal. the sixers r my team my fav. kover was nutty. that koko for coco pufff ally oop by cweeb to dbert was nuts and there were some great dunks. it was a great gamw
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Yes Miami won game 6.  It was one of the best games I've seen, hands down.  Dwayne Wade had a great game with 36 points, 10-18 fg, 16-21 ft, 10 rebs, and 5 assists.  But I think the player who gave his all and left everything on the court was Alonzo Mourning.  He had 8 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 outstanding blocks.  The Miami Heat won the game 95-92 and they are now the 2006 NBA Finals Champions.  Also, Dwayne Wade won the NBA Finals MVP Award.
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This is an extremely difficult question to poise at this term given the current state of the NBA.  Are there any dominant players around?  Any players that are dominant on both the defensive as well as offensive side of the ball?\n\nI started to go with my favorite team's star, Tim Duncan, ala the Big Fundamental.  Certainly an argument can be made for Duncan based on some of his NBA league stats this season:\n#5 rebounds/game\n#12 blocks/game\n#4 double-doubles\n#14 in the NBA in Efficiency Ranking\n\nDuncan's scoring a down this season, 18.8 ppg (a career low), but this can be attributed to a well balanced Spurs team (with scorers Tony Parker, Manu Ginobilli, and Michael Finley on board).  But, while I give a lot of credit to Duncan, and probably would still select him as the one player I'd build a team around.  Though I'll have to go with someone else, currently, as the best player in the NBA.\n\nI'd go with Kevin Garnett as presently the most complete, best all-around player in the NBA.  Garnett ranks, in the NBA:\n#15 points per game\n#8 field goal percentage\n#16 free throws made\n#1 double-doubles\n#1 in the NBA in Efficiency Ranking\n\nGarnett's size mixed with his athletic and basketball ability makes him arguably one of the best players in basketball today.\n\nI see LeBron James and Kobe Bryant as players on the cusp of challenging for best player in the league.
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Kevin McHale was the best power forward I've ever seen. He was "Mr Automatic" when he got the ball in the low post.
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Kevin Garnett\nDominique Wilkins\nAllen Iverson\nCharles Barkley\nPatrick Ewing
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LOLOLOLOL! I'm voting Steve Nash MVP of the WNBA next season. OH! And I'm voting Ben defensive player of the year next season. HAHAHA! Diana Taurasi, Steve Nash and Ben Wallace next season...WHAT A TRIO! Mercury will definately be the favorite to win the championship next season! LOLOL!
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Allen Iverson\nCorey Maggette\nMike Bibby\nShaun Livingston\nCarmelo Anthony\nKevin Martin\nRaja Bell
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Center - Wilt\nPower forward - Russel  (Talk about your twin towers)\nSmall forward - Bird\nPoint Guard - Magic\nShooting Guard - Jordan