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Hedo is rollin over in his grave right now, he thought he was the Turkish Jordan.
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what kinda outrage is this?
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what kinda outrage is this?
VinMillerHearn58
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Are they serious?Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
what kinda outrage is this?
VinMillerHearn58
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Are they serious?Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
what kinda outrage is this?
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Kobe has been shooting very well the last like 7 games. He was at around 52% shooting all last week and he's at 58% the last two games.
Dude is number 2 on the scoring list and he's shooting alot better than Kevin Durant, not to mention Kobe's only playing like 30 minutes a game.
I think people are just so used to him scoring that nobody gives a +%$$ anymore, lol.
He's having an underrated season imo, people just like to point out the bad and forget about the first 8 games of the season and the last 7 or so.
About time he gets that gym named after him, he does so much for that school every year.
Dude is number 2 on the scoring list and he's shooting alot better than Kevin Durant, not to mention Kobe's only playing like 30 minutes a game.
I think people are just so used to him scoring that nobody gives a +%$$ anymore, lol.
He's having an underrated season imo, people just like to point out the bad and forget about the first 8 games of the season and the last 7 or so.
About time he gets that gym named after him, he does so much for that school every year.
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Kobe has been shooting very well the last like 7 games. He was at around 52% shooting all last week and he's at 58% the last two games.
Dude is number 2 on the scoring list and he's shooting alot better than Kevin Durant, not to mention Kobe's only playing like 30 minutes a game.
I think people are just so used to him scoring that nobody gives a +%$$ anymore, lol.
He's having an underrated season imo, people just like to point out the bad and forget about the first 8 games of the season and the last 7 or so.
About time he gets that gym named after him, he does so much for that school every year.
Dude is number 2 on the scoring list and he's shooting alot better than Kevin Durant, not to mention Kobe's only playing like 30 minutes a game.
I think people are just so used to him scoring that nobody gives a +%$$ anymore, lol.
He's having an underrated season imo, people just like to point out the bad and forget about the first 8 games of the season and the last 7 or so.
About time he gets that gym named after him, he does so much for that school every year.
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I think he goes for 50 in Philly. Anyone else agree?
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I think he goes for 50 in Philly. Anyone else agree?
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if he keeps it up id say he could win the MVP but honestly durant is the media darling right now and i see him getting it along with amare too.
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if he keeps it up id say he could win the MVP but honestly durant is the media darling right now and i see him getting it along with amare too.
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...say another 34..Gasol n Odom gettin 15 a piece...bynum gettin stronger every game...can't wait for the Christmas day matchup...
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...say another 34..Gasol n Odom gettin 15 a piece...bynum gettin stronger every game...can't wait for the Christmas day matchup...
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Durant has actually been ghost and is no where near in the MVP running now that Westbrook has emerged. I'm not saying Westbrook is better than Durant, but he has clearly been the better player for the Thunder this season.
As much as I hate that Kobe only has one MVP, assuming he did continue playing this well the whole season...I'm not sure about the MVP....
Every regular season MVP has not won a championship the last few years, although it would be nice to go out with a bang and break that little curse. It's way too early on in the season though. I'm just glad to see Kobe isn't that hobbled from the knee after 3 all the surgery he's had on it.
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Durant has actually been ghost and is no where near in the MVP running now that Westbrook has emerged. I'm not saying Westbrook is better than Durant, but he has clearly been the better player for the Thunder this season.
As much as I hate that Kobe only has one MVP, assuming he did continue playing this well the whole season...I'm not sure about the MVP....
Every regular season MVP has not won a championship the last few years, although it would be nice to go out with a bang and break that little curse. It's way too early on in the season though. I'm just glad to see Kobe isn't that hobbled from the knee after 3 all the surgery he's had on it.
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MVP or not!
Just another ring and I'm happy!!!
Just another ring and I'm happy!!!
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MVP or not!
Just another ring and I'm happy!!!
Just another ring and I'm happy!!!
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Bynum starting at AS center? or does $tern still pick due to injury?
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[color= rgb(0, 0, 0)]2011 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING [/color] [color= rgb(0, 0, 0)]WESTERN CONFERENCE[/color] |
| Forwards: | Forwards: |
| LeBron James (Heat) 607,994 Kevin Garnett (Celtics) 456,111 Amar'e Stoudemire (Knicks) 327,626 Paul Pierce (Celtics) 235,107 Chris Bosh (Heat) 161,801 Josh Smith (Hawks) 104,713 Carlos Boozer (Bulls) 82,655 Andre Iguodala (Sixers) 71,517 Danny Granger (Pacers) 66,759 Luol Deng (Bulls) 52,398 | Kevin Durant (Thunder) 470,881 Pau Gasol (Lakers) 390,808 Carmelo Anthony (Nuggets) 369,768 Dirk Nowitzki (Mavericks) 264,301 Tim Duncan (Spurs) 247,364 Blake Griffin (Clippers) 245,167 Lamar Odom (Lakers) 134,594 Luis Scola (Rockets) 119,901 Caron Butler (Mavericks) 96,785 Kevin Love (Wolves) 81,865 |
| Guards: | Guards: |
| Dwyane Wade (Heat) 570,489 Rajon Rondo (Celtics) 497,141 Derrick Rose (Bulls) 424,356 Ray Allen (Celtics) 235,977 John Wall (Wizards) 120,284 Vince Carter (Magic) 117,628 Gilbert Arenas (Wizards) 88,599 Brandon Jennings (Bucks) 65,705 Joe Johnson (Hawks) 46,811 Jamal Crawford (Hawks) 31,524 | Kobe Bryant (Lakers) 722,682 Chris Paul (Hornets) 386,649 Manu Ginobili (Spurs) 230,137 Steve Nash (Suns) 190,226 Deron Williams (Jazz) 184,148 Jason Kidd (Mavericks) 141,283 Russell Westbrook (Thunder) 140,519 Eric Gordon (Clippers) 113,510 Tony Parker (Spurs) 103,238, Derek Fisher (Lakers) 81,088 |
| Centers: | Centers: |
| Dwight Howard (Magic) 611,561 Shaquille O'Neal (Celtics) 241,782 Joakim Noah (Bulls) 97,163 Andrea Bargnani (Raptors) 53,275 Al Horford (Hawks) 49,098 Andrew Bogut (Bucks) 48,298 Brook Lopez (Nets) 38,103 JaVale McGee (Wizards) 36,227 Roy Hibbert (Pacers) 35,006 Ben Wallace (Pistons) 21,858 | Yao Ming (Rockets) 430,984 Andrew Bynum (Lakers) 198,044 Brendan Haywood (Mavericks) 127,375 Marc Gasol (Grizzlies) 120,811 Emeka Okafor (Hornets) 115,647 Nene (Nuggets) 105,747 Chris Kaman (Clippers) 87,536 Marcus Camby (Blazers) 57,046 DeMarcus Cousins (Kings) 37,571 Andris Biedrins (Warriors) 36,655 |
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Bynum starting at AS center? or does $tern still pick due to injury?
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| Forwards: | Forwards: |
| LeBron James (Heat) 607,994 Kevin Garnett (Celtics) 456,111 Amar'e Stoudemire (Knicks) 327,626 Paul Pierce (Celtics) 235,107 Chris Bosh (Heat) 161,801 Josh Smith (Hawks) 104,713 Carlos Boozer (Bulls) 82,655 Andre Iguodala (Sixers) 71,517 Danny Granger (Pacers) 66,759 Luol Deng (Bulls) 52,398 | Kevin Durant (Thunder) 470,881 Pau Gasol (Lakers) 390,808 Carmelo Anthony (Nuggets) 369,768 Dirk Nowitzki (Mavericks) 264,301 Tim Duncan (Spurs) 247,364 Blake Griffin (Clippers) 245,167 Lamar Odom (Lakers) 134,594 Luis Scola (Rockets) 119,901 Caron Butler (Mavericks) 96,785 Kevin Love (Wolves) 81,865 |
| Guards: | Guards: |
| Dwyane Wade (Heat) 570,489 Rajon Rondo (Celtics) 497,141 Derrick Rose (Bulls) 424,356 Ray Allen (Celtics) 235,977 John Wall (Wizards) 120,284 Vince Carter (Magic) 117,628 Gilbert Arenas (Wizards) 88,599 Brandon Jennings (Bucks) 65,705 Joe Johnson (Hawks) 46,811 Jamal Crawford (Hawks) 31,524 | Kobe Bryant (Lakers) 722,682 Chris Paul (Hornets) 386,649 Manu Ginobili (Spurs) 230,137 Steve Nash (Suns) 190,226 Deron Williams (Jazz) 184,148 Jason Kidd (Mavericks) 141,283 Russell Westbrook (Thunder) 140,519 Eric Gordon (Clippers) 113,510 Tony Parker (Spurs) 103,238, Derek Fisher (Lakers) 81,088 |
| Centers: | Centers: |
| Dwight Howard (Magic) 611,561 Shaquille O'Neal (Celtics) 241,782 Joakim Noah (Bulls) 97,163 Andrea Bargnani (Raptors) 53,275 Al Horford (Hawks) 49,098 Andrew Bogut (Bucks) 48,298 Brook Lopez (Nets) 38,103 JaVale McGee (Wizards) 36,227 Roy Hibbert (Pacers) 35,006 Ben Wallace (Pistons) 21,858 | Yao Ming (Rockets) 430,984 Andrew Bynum (Lakers) 198,044 Brendan Haywood (Mavericks) 127,375 Marc Gasol (Grizzlies) 120,811 Emeka Okafor (Hornets) 115,647 Nene (Nuggets) 105,747 Chris Kaman (Clippers) 87,536 Marcus Camby (Blazers) 57,046 DeMarcus Cousins (Kings) 37,571 Andris Biedrins (Warriors) 36,655 |
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I just saw that. That spot has to go to Bynum (if the voting keeps up of course).
Then again, im not exactly sure if a second-place-in-votes player ever started.
Then again, im not exactly sure if a second-place-in-votes player ever started.
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I just saw that. That spot has to go to Bynum (if the voting keeps up of course).
Then again, im not exactly sure if a second-place-in-votes player ever started.
Then again, im not exactly sure if a second-place-in-votes player ever started.
