INDIVIDUAL AWARDS:
1) MVP - Chris Paul
2) Most Improved Player - Rajon Rondo
3) Sixth Man of the Year - Lamar Odom
4) Defensive Player of the Year - Kevin Garnett
Chris Paul
28 October 2008
tats and my overall impression regarding the NBA teams and players.
Posted by KC Castillo | No comments yet
9 April 2008
Chris Paul
Why he’s the MVP: There are so many reasons I can’t even list them all. He is having a better year then both of Nash’s MVP seasons. Numbers wise he may be having the best year ever by a PG. He is averaging 21.3 points, 11.4 assists and 2.7 steals a game. He has made David West into an All-Star. He has his Hornets team, who no one was expecting big things from, in the top spot in the Western Conference. He has become a team leader in only his 3rd year in the league. If you replace him with Andre Miller this team may not be in the playoffs and if they were they would be fighting for the 7 or 8 seed, not the 1. Just watch this man play one night and tell me he isn’t the MVP. Watch how many open shots Peja and West get because of his penetration. Watch how many lay-ups or alley-oop dunks Tyson Chandler gets. Morris Peterson, yes, that guy, starts on this Hornets team that is fighting for the 1 seed and they don’t bring much off the bench.
Posted by Jeff Dufour | No comments yet
28 March 2008
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It seems to have become a race between LA's Kobe Bryant, Cleveland's Lebron James, Chris Paul of New Orleans, and KG in Boston. But what about Nash?
The Phoenix Suns have spent a fair amount of time atop their division, and until recently have been among the top two or three teams in the Western Conference. So doesn't this Phoenix team have a player among them deservant of this kind of recognition? They only have four regular season MVP trophies between them all, two apiece for Nash and O'neal, so why not add a fifth?
Posted by Eddy Myers | No comments yet
