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Thats a good pr, ur prolly right about that... As LBJ said. We still had top Gs back then, but now it seems that every team has a G that doesnt just pass but shoots from outside, drives to the basket, etc... Also, dominant bigs aren't present in every team, its prolly the reason why so many bigs r coming from other countries...

I wouldn't even say the guards necessarily are getting better... well... rephrase the average guards may be getting better, but the elite guards are not.

I agree with that. Either way, guards have taken more of an offensive role, so the bigs kind of get thrown under the bus.

Like Kevin Love!

Hey, I don't know if you know this but, Ibaka is a Power Forward :s

he is the best center just not top 5 in the nba.

Jason KIDD?????????? I would put tim duncan in his prime in his prime over kidd. I would put allen iverson above kidd in his prime. Even kevin garnett. Even though i am a kobe fan and hate lebron's soul, lebron isn't in his prime yet. Even though I agree kobe was the best in his prime no question.

Here is my list:
1. LeBron James (He silenced the critics with his first ring this year, Now he is the "King")
2. Kevin Durant (Lead his team to the Finals and has lead the league in PPG the last 3 years)
3. Derrick Rose (When healthy, He can take over games and score at will)
4. Kobe Bryant (Who says this guy is past his prime?)
5. Dwayne Wade (Struggled in the Play-offs, but at his best, he is absolutely lethal)
6. Dwight Howard (His attitude stinks, but he is statistically the best Center in the NBA)
7. Kevin Love (He has proved that his team is play-off caliber with not much supporting cast around him)
8. Chris Paul (Debatebly the best pure PG in the NBA)
9. Deron Williams (This is where the debate comes in)
10. Kevin Garnett (He play like he was 25 years old this year, do you believe?)

Honorable mentions:
PG
Rajon Rondo
Russell Westbrook
SG
James Harden (His clutch heroics put him this high)
Monta Ellis
SF
Carmelo Anthony (If he can bring a championship to NY then he will be put in the top 10)
Paul Pierce (Big reason why the Celtics made a play-off run)
PF
Blake Griffin (NBA Dunk Contest winner)
Dirk Nowitzki (I'll probably get yelled at for puttin him this low, but play-off success went to Garnett this year)
C
Chris Bosh (A huge asset to this Heat team from both ends of the floor)
Andrew Bynum (Another Bigman with an attitude, but the sky is the limit as far as his potential)

Actually i appreciate you not putting dirk in the top 10 becuz to me all he can do is shoot. And that's great but it dosen't mean that your Good. Or better than those that truly lead thier team to the finals or victories. not just hit a jumper. If he starts playin defense and get rebounds efficently since he's 7 feet then we'll talk.

u r really stupid

u r really stupid

Says the person who can't spell "you" or "are", use capital letters, or use correct punctuation.

My list was 0% opinion, 100% stats, and it turned out to have some surprising turnouts with how good some players are defensively, and how bad some others are. I am not stupid because the list turned out differently than most people think. Most NBA fans will watch a few games from most of the "star" players and base their opinions on how they played in those certain games, but my list took into account every game of the season. So for those players that just decide to take some plays off to recover better for other plays, those plays they take off are just as important as any other. I understand everyone has their own opinion about each list, but it isn't right to just call one stupid because it is different.