is Carmelo Anthony underrated???
485030
I THINK HE SHOULD OF BEEN AN ALL-STAR!  I BARLEY EVEN HEARD OF CHRIS BOSH!  I THINK MELOS A GREAT PLAYER, PEOPLE JUST COMPARE HIM AND LEBRON WAY TO MUCH!  HE IS UNDERATED!
1082799
It's always someone who is really good but very underrated as far as the mainstream public goes (think Garret Anderson, Miguel Tejada, and Bobby Abreu in the last couple years).  I'll need to see the participants first, but my early frontrunner is Ryan Howard.
1173025
well i am like the biggest adam morrison fan out there but i really dont think he will ever win an mvp. he will be a pretty good nba player but not enuff 2 win it, hopefully he will prove me wrong!
386967
Underrated..  In history would be Sam Perkins. He was a center in the late 80's and 90's who could nail a three at any minute. Was one of the first to do this. Now Luke Ridnour pg of the Seattle Sonics. Simply because he gets everyone such great looks. One of the many reasons Ray Allen broke the three point record this year.
190701
1\nwhen it comes to numbers (scoring and rebounding) chamberlain is king. when it comes to being all-around, oscar robertson is at the top, even averaging a triple double for one season. \nstill, most people including me consider jordan the greatest of them all because he was a combination of talent, skill, desire, success, fortitude and timing. \ntalent and skill-scoring title, mvp trophies, all-star status, defensive player of the year.\ndesire-competitive streak, the willpower to tilt the game outcome to his team's side. takes every game seriously. \nsuccess-three-peat not accomplished by modern greats bird, magic, hakeem. doing it twice just stresses the point. \ntiming-storybook career: jumpshot to win an ncaa title. being beaten by everyone before finally succeeding after a 7 year struggle. \n\n2\ngiven time, some of the new stars today will almost reach the pinnacle of jordan's popularity and success. but IMO, no one will. he was everything at once. kobe will always lack the charisma. iverson will never be a three-peat winner nor become a defensive player of the year. lebron does not have the killer instinct and will YET. sorry, but carmelo is just not on the same league as kobe, james and wade. \n\n3\nyes, he would have won with another set of players. if his sidekick was not pippen, then he would have had another super partner. people will compensates                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 \n\nif he did not have grant, then he had rodman. if he did not have paxson, he had kerr and kukoc. he and whoever his teammates then would learn how to compensate.
513375
Ok listen up. Carmelo Anthony is good looking.. Allen is cute..but D-Wade is FINE AS HELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1043533
Dwayne Wade is definitely in my underrated NBA players.Thanks to "King" Lebron James who has been getting all the overwhelming but overrated acclaims, ha.\nI see Dwayne as a very good player who is not an direct carbon copy of Michael Jordan, but rather as another player who might even outdo Michael Jordan (nothing against Michael Jordan, I'm a Jordan fan by the way). Great flexibility and humility as well. \n\nAnd Jason Williams, too. His assisting skills are just fantastic, but underrated. Thanks to the limelight that Steve Nash has always been getting. But I'd have to say that Steve Nash deserves the praises anyway coz he's good in what he does best, so it's kinda hard to just pull him out of that spot, hehe. But I just wish they'd notice the White Boy's wonders on the floor more often, holla.
1084006
Absolutely! Terry made a poor choice, we all do. (Especially when testosterone is raging and you have two HUGE males smothering you). Ultimately, he is a good team player and does a great service time and time again for the Mavericks. Mavericks will win the championship and have undoubtedly earned it!\n(If there is anyone we should dislike, not for skills (b/c he is an incredible player),but because he is a sorry excuse for a team player is Kobe Byrant. I wish him well but strongly dislike his playing style.
965278
Okay I think the kids got great potential and his having an outbreaking season. However, I don't think he's an all-star. Think about it, there are bunch of other SGs in the nba that are better than him. Kobe Bryant, Jason Richardson, Ray Allen, Manu Ginobli, Tracy Mcgrady, Vince Carter, Richard Hamilton, Joe Johnson, Dwyane Wade, etc. I'd take any of these guards over Kevin Martin. But don't get me wrong, he's a good player. But I don't think he's quite there at an allstar level. In the future however, I think he'll be an allstar and great player. Only time will tell, but right now he looks to be great.
68659
Rick Adelman of the Sacramento Kings!! Not because i idolize him, but to ask him what he is doing?!??!? i mean come on! Try playin the bench every now and then cause it aint workin'!!
368358
A.I. is one of the best players in the league...no doubt!!!  The only problem is that his team isn't strong enough.  He doesn't have the right role players playing with him.  His MVP year was the best 76ers team he was on when they made it to the 2001 NBA Finals.  Unfortunately, he is getting older and he deserves to be on a winning team...even if it's not in Philly.
912576
Hell yes he's good. And he gets better every year. Right now he's leading the league in scoring and he's in the top five in steals. He's also shooting above 50%. He's a lot better than he was last year. He has a lot to do with Denver's success this year too. They lost the first three games by a total of 6 points. If they had won those three, they would be 11 and 1, and ahead of the Jazz.
320878
Dirk Nowitzki is not over rated.  He is a seven foot forward who is virtually unguardable because he can post up on small men, drive by bigger men, and hit threes and mid-range jumpers over anybody.  He has also developed as a rebounder and dishes out a decent amount of assists per game.  I think he is first-team all NBA caliber.
575849
hes a good player but i dont think hes the best...and hes not better than jordan..mj's legendary
327021
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.
281833
I think he is an amazing player. He is very underated. But he can make those 3 pointers better than most players in the NBA, he can pass, and he can SCORE. It's only too bad that he plays for the Hawks and that he doesn't get a chance to showcase his talents.
939909
Spud Webb is one of the more overated players ever. Basically, he'd be nowhere on the map if he didnt win the dunk contest. (And I dont even think he shouldve won that!). He was also a big defensive liability.\n\nI consider Mugsy Bogues underated. I would MUCH rather have him on my team than Spud, yet gets no cred cuz he didnt win a dunk contest. Mugsy was a just a very solid PG. A great leader who could run the offense, pass and distribute the ball, and never turned the ball over. And despite his height, wasnt a bad defender due to his strength.\n\nThe best tiny man in the game has to be Damon Stoudamire though. Averaged 19 and 9 as a rookie to win ROY. Exceeded expectations and put up great stats until he was on the very deep and talented Portland team...where he didnt put up the same stats but was a vital part of the team and hit many many clutch shots. Other accomplishments: 6 playoff appearances, single game high of 54 and career avg of 14.4 ppg and 6.5 dimes a game.\n\nNate.....he's good....but, its too early to really consider him. \n\nAlso have to mention TJ Ford....who is also too young. He's listed as 6ft........but anyone that has seen him play knows for SURE the guy cant even be 5'11". He is clearly shorter than the other 6ft PGs. I love this guy's game. He is probably the fastest guy up and down the court (for sure top 3), and has great ball handling and vision. he could be a very very good player. \n\nBut as of now....it probably has to be Damo.