Most Surprising NBA players this season

[arnjim55]

5. Kelenna Azubuike - i expected this guy to be a 10-day contract player, but he instantly made it to GS... already had a 27pt game
4. Andris Biedrins - abi naku mapareha ni cya nila ni Tskitishvili ug Radojevic pero payter pud diay
3. Kevin Martin - became the Kings top offensive threat. had a 40-point game already
2. Monta Ellis - i thot mabangko ni cya with Baron Davis and J-Rich pero he even became a starter
1. Mo Williams - i thot si Steve Blake ang ma starting pointguard sa Bucks at the start of the season, pero he was on fire ra jud. Even when he got injured and Milwaukee aquiring Boykins, i thot mapulihan cya ni Boykins, pero he was still hot... already had a triple-double




how about inyohang bet?

[in_utero]

KOBE BRYANT

[DuBciTY]

DERON WILLIAMS - i thought that he can't be chris paul but he's making waves like chris paul
Luol Deng : beggining to get out of his shell
Flip Murray : why is he being benched? he was a 15-5 guy in seattle??
Tyson Chandler : Bulls GM is starting to regret why they let go of tyson for ben..tysons making a decent 10-10 per game..

[DuBciTY]

Lemme Add DWIGHT HOWARD!!! can't wait for this guy to exceed tim duncan

[lunateec22]

Lemme Add DWIGHT HOWARD!!! can't wait for this guy to exceed tim duncan

Dwight Howard has to add range in his game IF he has to exceed Tim Duncan. Few things to ponder about Tim, in 10 years:

- Tim Duncan turned the Spurs into a contender in his first year stint, from 20-62 in 1996-97 to 56-26 in 1997-98.
- Tim Duncan is a 3-time NBA Champion, 1999, 2003, 2005
- Tim Duncan is the one of the most consistent players ever fundamentally
- Tim Duncan was the 1998 Rookie of the Year

Of course, the Spurs management were able to put solid players around him. Howard still has years to get into that legitimacy though, and the Magic management has to make the right decisions in acquiring players that can compliment him too.

[Onins]

Of course, the Spurs management were able to put solid players around him. Howard still has years to get into that legitimacy though, and the Magic management has to make the right decisions in acquiring players that can compliment him too.

And lotsa lots of Good Luck!!! Tony Parker picked at number 28, Ginobili picked at number 57! Can you believe that? haay pagsinuwerte nga naman!

[lunateec22]

And lotsa lots of Good Luck!!! Tony Parker picked at number 28, Ginobili picked at number 57! Can you believe that? haay pagsinuwerte nga naman!

Oh yeah... and luck too. Hehehe... The Magic has a young Ginobili with a deadly range in JJ Reddick. And Jameer Nelson could become a young version of Tony Parker too.

[--Makoy--]

Dwight Howard has to add range in his game IF he has to exceed Tim Duncan. Few things to ponder about Tim, in 10 years:

- Tim Duncan turned the Spurs into a contender in his first year stint, from 20-62 in 1996-97 to 56-26 in 1997-98.
- Tim Duncan is a 3-time NBA Champion, 1999, 2003, 2005
- Tim Duncan is the one of the most consistent players ever fundamentally
- Tim Duncan was the 1998 Rookie of the Year

Of course, the Spurs management were able to put solid players around him. Howard still has years to get into that legitimacy though, and the Magic management has to make the right decisions in acquiring players that can compliment him too.

forgot about the 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 season MVP award..

my picks for the most surprising players this season:
deron williams--i'd expected him to improve, but not this good. the workout with john stockton really worked
tyson chandler--double-double performance night in and night out. the bulls might have some regrets in sending him away
dikembe mutombo--40 years old, 20 rebounds. its just like michael jordan's 51 points at 40 years in a different language
clifford robinson--he's still in the league
kevin garnett--why won't he find a better team? he doesnt deserve a mediocre management
ben wallace--numbers decreased

[lunateec22]

forgot about the 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 season MVP award..

Sori gud.

Anyway... my picks diay:

The Utah Jazz fever! Heck, they surprised me than my birthday gift.
Carlos Boozer - opened the season playing like a premiere All-Star, averaging MVP numbers. Though hampered with injury, he was able to spark the Utah Jazz, who has become one of the most legitimate NBA teams of today.

Memo Okur and Deron Williams - Deron, only his second year, has become one of the most underrated point guards in the NBA. He pointed the Jazz into the right direction. And to contemplate that feat, Memo Okur has risen to the occasion to provide that offensive spark left by injured Boozer. The result? A deserving All-Star.

Andrei Kirilenko - The Jazz most paid player right now, AK-47, may be running out of bullets. Although his presence is still felt on the court, his offensive prowess has become less intimidating that. His recent meltdown is so disappointed that GM Kevin O'Connor actually considered the thought of trading him. Mau gani wa madayon because the blocking ability remains and he's there only defensive stopper out there.

Monta Ellis - I'm seeing another Michael Redd here. He was picked by the Warriors in the second round, 40th overall!!! And he's doing great in Oakland coming off the bench. For the Warriors to achieve that winning form, trade Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson and Jason Richardson and let the young kids play.

Kevin Martin - Who's the leading scorer of the Sacramento Kings right now? Forget Brad Miller, Ron Artest and Mike Bibby... it's the young kid in Kevin Martin. He's the Kings' lone bright spot right now and he's shooting 50% from the field to go 21.4 ppg a night. Now that's a surprise.

[--Makoy--]

biggest surprise was tony parker in the all-star..
and the joe johnson snub..