Big Three: 15, 22, 40, Says Mejia

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  1. NJNetz

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">While Slam Magazine editors continue their countdown of the NBA's "Top 50", Tony Mejia of CBS Sportsline just throws up his list. For Mejia, Jason Kidd is No. 15, Vince Carter is No. 22 and Richard Jefferson No. 40. Of Kidd, who Slam ranked as the league's 34th best, Mejia writes: "He's not as quick as he was, but Kidd pulls all his other assets together to make up for it."</div>
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    Vince should be MUCH higher than 22.
     
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    I wouldn't say MUCH, but he does deserve to be higher than Rip, Billups, and Ray Allen. Kidd is about where he should be, but Jefferson should be a little higher. Kirilenko is pretty low as well.
     
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    carter is about right, but i think jefferson should be higher. hes being underrated alot. if he was on a better teir team like joe johnson to atlanta, he could be an all star. theres really no point in argueing kidds spot cause i know its gonna go nowhere in here.
     
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