What's your top 10 NBA players with the most potential, the most room for improvement?
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1. Lebron James\n2. Dwyane Wade\n3. Chris Paul\n4. Carmelo Anthony\n5. Chris Bosh\n6. Dwight Howard\n7. Kwame Brown\n8. Andrew Bynum\n9. Andre Iguodala\n10. Yao Ming
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I wouldn't wait on Marbury, it doesn't help he plays for a terrible team.  I don't liek Haslem either.  If you can get some trade value try to get Okafor, he is a point and rebound machine, plus a lot of blocks.  Mehmet Okur is also a good player for rebounds and points.  Plus he usually gets at least a block a game, and can hit some 3s too.
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Go Bucks!!!\n\n\n\nreason number one: Chad Henne, Kevin Gutteriz, Mike Hart three of the most explosive players who improved dramticaly during the off season.......what he didn't tell us was how bad they really sucked to begin with. Dramatic improvement? What they now know how to do their jumping jacks correctly?\n\nreason number two: LaMar Woodly, projected low first round high second round linebacker.....Wow low first round to high second round? WOW....ever hear of a #1 pick Ryan Leaf? Nuff said\n\ncharles breaston...no one can run fatser then this guy check him out, he's faster than steve smith and reggie bush!\n.......And Renaldo Neamiah was the fastest player when he played for the 9ers. Check out your local Highway Transportation site.....Speed Kills!
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Michael Jordan\nScottie Pippen\nToni Kukoc\nSteve Kerr\nRon Harper\nLuc Longley\nBill Wennington\nDennis Rodman\nJud Buechler\nDickey Simpkins\nRandy Brown\nJason Caffey\nJames Edwards\nJohn Salley\nJack Haley
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My All world Team would look like this:\n\nStarting 5:\nPG Steve Nash\nSG Kobe Bryant\nSF Kevin Garnett\nPF Time Duncan\nC  Shaquille O'Neal\n\nBench:\n\nYao Ming\nTracy McGrady\nDirk Nowitski\nLeBron James\nGilbert Arenas\nAllen Iverson\nAntion Jameson\n\nThat's my 12
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I see no one saw that you said under 25\n\nPG--Chris Paul\nSG--Dwayne Wade\nSF--LeBron James\nPF--Amare Stoudemire\nC--Dwight Howard\n-------------------------------\n6th--Carmelo Anthony\n7th--Kirk Hinrich\n8th--Chris Bosh\n9th--Yao Ming\n10th--Joe Johnson\n11th--Marcus Williams\nCoach--Phil Jackson
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lamar odom.  I've always liked him since the day he came into the league.  He's in my opinion one of the top 3 most complete players in the game today.  He can literally do everything on the basketball court. shoot, rebound, dribble, pass, post up, shoot the 3, block shots, and play solid D.
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No chance, but he desrves some consideration.  Top 10 definitely, top 5 maybe.  My ballot at this point would be:\n1. Wade\n2. Nash\n3. Nowitzki\n4. LeBron\n5. Kobe\n6. Billups\n7. Anthony\n8. Marion\n9. Pierce\n10. Iverson
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In this time period?? Be more specific but ill go from 2000 (No particular order at all) Big man to  Guards is the order I guess\n\n15.Shaquille O'Neal\n14.Yao Ming\n13.Tim Duncan\n12.Dirk Nowitzki\n11.Kevin Garnett\n10.Elton Brand\n9.Carmelo Anthony\n8.Paul Pierce\n7.LeBron James\n6.Tracy McGrady\n5.Dwyane Wade\n4.Kobe Bryant\n3.Allen Iverson\n2.Steve Nash\n1.Jason Kidd\n\nIt's a debatable list you could take out Carmelo and put in Gilbert Arenas (you probably should) but I feel it's the best list here most people (almost everyone didn't put Dirk) and kept putting Chauncey for some reason. I didn't put Vinsanity because he only scores (it seems) when he feels like it. Ray Allen is great but meh... I felt Paul Pierce was more deserving because of his consistency and great sharpshooter skills like Ray Allen. Pierce is just like Elton Brand always looked over because of their team.
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SF shaun williams-New Orleans has a very underrated and young roster, but they lack a perimeter threat. A guard who can knock down a three would do wonders for a Hornets team that averages only 3.6 made three-pointers a game.so with new orleans last in 3 pointers made now that they have jj redick, shaun williams they now have a young perimeter threat with reick williams J.R. smith and chris paul this is my original pick but if i had to go other wise i would say\n\nPF kevin pitsnogle he has the ability to be another dirk nowitzki and since new orleans sucks at shoooting threes and he can also give them an inside presence with chris anderson suspended for drug use
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Jordan Steffy I think has the most potential but I'd definately let him compete with Statham and Hollenbach, who both have a season under their belts.
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I think Bosh is currently the best, Okafor is the most solid, while dwight Howard is the best rebounder of the three, and I personally believe that he will emerge as the biggest star of the three in the future.  He is a Dennis Rodman type rebounder who also has a developing offensive game.
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Get Ben Wallace from Detroit.  He's disgruntled with Flip Saunders, and he'd love Kidd who'll work to get him easy points (dunks) under the basket.  Plus you can them move Kristic over to the forward position, his more natural position.  That'd make for a great team: Carter, Kidd, Jefferson, Kristic, Big Ben.  Wow.
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are you high? no joke\n #1      Josh Childress\n # 3  Al Harrington\n # 2     Joe Johnson\n # 2  Melvin Ely\n #  3  Gerald Wallace\n #   3  Tyson Chandler\n# 1      Randy Livingston\n# 1  Stephen Graham\n# 2  Ronald Murray\n# 3  Sasha Pavlovic\n# 1  Rawle Marshall\n#2  Keith Van Horn\n#3  DerMarr Johnson\n#1  Chauncey Billups\n#3  Ben Wallace\n#3  Will Bynum\n#1  Troy Murphy\n#2  Mickael Pietrus\n#2  Luther Head\n#1  Tracy McGrady\n#3  Bob Sura\n#1  Stephen Jackson\n#3  Sarunas Jasikevicius\n#3  Daniel Ewing\n# 3  Devean George\n#2  Aaron McKie\n#1  Smush Parker\n#1  Antonio Burks\n#3  Anthony Roberson\n#3  Dwyane Wade\n#1  Dorell Wright\n#3  Marcus Banks\n#1  Rashad McCants\n#2  Derrick Zimmerman\n#1  Kirk Snyder\n#1  Steve Francis\n#3  Stephon Marbury\n#2  Maurice Taylor\n#1  Trevor Ariza\n#2  Stacey Augmon\n#1  Samuel Dalembert\n#3  Allen Iverson\n#3  Boris Diaw\n#1  Dijon Thompson\n#2  Tim Thomas\n#3  Shareef Abdur-Rahim\n#2  Nazr Mohammed\n#2  Darrick Martin\n#3  Loren Woods\n#3  Milt Palacio\n#1  Jared Jeffries
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PG - Bob Cousy\nSG - Michael Jordan\nSF - Larry Bird\nPF - Karl Malone\nC - Shaquille Oneal\n\nBackups - \n\nPG - Magic Johnson\nSG - Oscar Robertson\nSF - LeBron James\nPF - Charles Barkley\nC - Wilt Chamberlain\n\nAll purpose players - \n\nDennis Rodman - Think about it....the dude was a winner\nTim Duncan\nAllen Iverson - Back up at point and shoot, he'd be like a Vinnie Johnson off the bench\n\nThese guys I think would make my all time team, I'd take them against any team, anywhere for all time.
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Tough question, fun, but tough.  I'll limit my answer to players I've actually seen play, either via ESPN Classic, or during my lifetime.\n\n1st Team\nF - Larry Bird (lifetime)\nF - Karl Malone (lifetime)\nC - Wilt Chamberlain (ESPN Classic)\nG - Michael Jordan (lifetime)\nG - Magic Johnson (lifetime)\n\n2nd Team\nF - Charles Barkley (lifetime)\nF - Julius Erving (ESPN Classic)\nC - Hakeem Olajuwon (lifetime)\nG - Pete Maravich (ESPN Classic)\nG - John Stockton (lifetime)\n\nWhat the hey, I'll go ahead and list my personal all-time favorite starting 5 squad as well:\n\nF - Dominique Wilkins\nF - Kevin McHale\nC - David Robinson\nG - Clyde Drexler\nG - Mark Jackson
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29. Knicks: PJ Tucker\n30. Trailblazers: Shannon Brown\n\nPJ Tucker\nNBA Position: SG/SF\nCollege: Texas\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-5\nWt: 225\nStats: PPG 16.1 | APG 2.9 | RPG 9.5\nHas a great combination of strength and athleticism ... Intense competitor ... Scores a lot of baskets by overpowering defenders with his tremendous body strength ... Plays with a lot of toughness. Extremely aggresive, intimidates opponents with his nasty demeanor ... Explosive leaping ability and has the strength to go inside and finish ... Strong one on one skills and looks to drive to the basket ... His ability to create shots for himself off the dribble has improved ... Strong defender ... Tremendous rebounder for a 6-5 player ... Great speed in the open court ... Free throw shooting has shown steady improvement \n\nPJ Tuker fits for the Knicks.  There's no need for a shooting guard in New York (Shannon Brown), given the fact that both Jamaal Crawford and Jalen Rose are on the roster. Tucker could be groomed to replace Quenton Richardson at the small forward spot, who appears to be on the decline in New York.  \n\n30. Knicks:\nShannon Brown\nNBA Postion: Shooting Guard\nCollege: Michigan St.\nClass: Junior\nHt: 6-3\nWt: 200\nShannon Brown, clearly the best player on the board fits better in Portland, given its need to replace Juan Dixon at the two guard spot.  This upgrade to Brown would provide fellow MSU allum Zack Randoph some help on offence.\n\nMichigan State Junior shooting guard Shannon Brown has been very impressive in workouts, so impressive a number of scouts feel he has leap-frogged his teammate Maurice Ager and should be selected in the 15-20 range. \n\nThe knock on him has always been that he is too small and lacks a position, but with his incredible athleticism he's able to overcome that.\n\nBrown is one of the most athletic guards in the draft, his jump shot has vastly improved. \n\nMr. Jones, though we didn't see eye to eye on some picks (I still think the Lakers need a bigman), I belive overall you did a fine job on your mock draft.  Only time will tell how things will work out.\n\nIn addition, please go to this link and answer my draft question:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20060630091221AAQIwU1&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHwIbtgHOkyRQHp_K_.39obzD1YQxtCxpZ5Pg--&msgr_status=