1- dwayne wade 2- manu 3- Tmac 4- A stoudamire 5- Yao -awesome offense... and awesome defense.. maybe with the exception of yao
C - Ben Wallace PF - Tim Duncan SF - Andrei Kirilenko SG - Ray Allen PG - Tony Parker ------------------------ So that this thread doesn't get too repetitive, and it has some sort of link to the Toronto Raptors, I'll throw up another question: If you could build any team around Chris Bosh, what would the starting lineup be? Here's mine: C - Tyson Chandler (perfect defensive compliment, but has to play out of position) PF - Chris Bosh SF - Tayshaun Prince (the front three is long, athletic, and great on defense) SG - Joe Johnson (he's tall, and brings more defense and a consistent jumpshot) PG - Shaun Livingston (great court vision, and he'll develop alongside Bosh)
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting virve119:</div><div class="quote_post">Why is everyone gettin so worked up about an innocent thread that's gettin' lots of replies. Who cares what forums it's in?! Geeezz...</div> hahaha, i know...no need to throw hissy fits over such a small thing.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Chutney:</div><div class="quote_post">C - Ben Wallace PF - Tim Duncan SF - Andrei Kirilenko SG - Ray Allen PG - Tony Parker ------------------------ So that this thread doesn't get too repetitive, and it has some sort of link to the Toronto Raptors, I'll throw up another question: If you could build any team around Chris Bosh, what would the starting lineup be? Here's mine: C - Tyson Chandler (perfect defensive compliment, but has to play out of position) PF - Chris Bosh SF - Tayshaun Prince (the front three is long, athletic, and great on defense) SG - Joe Johnson (he's tall, and brings more defense and a consistent jumpshot) PG - Shaun Livingston (great court vision, and he'll develop alongside Bosh)</div> PG - Jarrett Jack (Both played for Georgia Tech.) SG - Jalen Rose (Already knows how to play with Bosh) SF - Ron Artest (Can solidify defense and help with rebounding and you need guys like Artest who will intensify the gameplay and inspire other guys to step up.) PF - Chris Bosh C -Jamaal Magloire (I'd love to see this guy play alongside Bosh and in front of the city he loves and actually would love to play for)
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting MAKEOUTCITY:</div><div class="quote_post">Dudes, you make this forum sound like it has to be all serious.</div> agreed Ali
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting MAKEOUTCITY:</div><div class="quote_post">PG - Jarrett Jack (Both played for Georgia Tech.) SG - Jalen Rose (Already knows how to play with Bosh) SF - Ron Artest (Can solidify defense and help with rebounding and you need guys like Artest who will intensify the gameplay and inspire other guys to step up.) PF - Chris Bosh C -Jamaal Magloire (I'd love to see this guy play alongside Bosh and in front of the city he loves and actually would love to play for)</div> Who needs Artest when we have Joey Graham?
PG - Mike Bibby: Great player, but underrated. He'll have a breakout season this year SG - Ray Allen: Best jumpshot in the game, period. SF - Rashard Lewis: Arguably the best SF in the game; my second favorite player in the league PF - Tim Duncan: Best in the game, simple as that. My favortite player of all time. C - Brad Miller: I love his range, he can nail it from almost anywhere
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">SF - Rashard Lewis: Arguably the best SF in the game; my second favorite player in the league</div> When has anyone ever argued that he is? No way he's the best sf in the game. Probably not even top 5.
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">SF - Rashard Lewis: Arguably the best SF in the game; my second favorite player in the league</div> McGrady, Lebron, Marion, Artest, Kirilenko, Jefferson, Maggette and Jamison are all better than Rashard. Grant Hill, Carmelo and Peja are arguably better, or just as good. Rashard is FAR from being the best SF in the league, especially with his fairly weak rebounding at 6'10, and lack of defense.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting og15:</div><div class="quote_post">McGrady, Lebron, Marion, Artest, Kirilenko, Jefferson, Maggette and Jamison are all better than Rashard. Grant Hill, Carmelo and Peja are arguably better, or just as good. Rashard is FAR from being the best SF in the league, especially with his fairly weak rebounding at 6'10, and lack of defense.</div> I don't consider McGrady, Marion, or Jamison Small Forwards. McGrady is an SG, he may have played SF a little this year but he is an SG. Marion played PF all season, and will probably play out of position again next season. Jamison played PF as well, giving him an obvious edge in rebounding. I can see where you'd say Artest, LeBron and Maggette. But the only thing Kirilenko has on Rashard is blocks, and a difference in two assists. And Jefferson is just a Rashard Lewis who can rebound. He lacks range and isn't that great at defense either.
PG-shaun livingston <----- soon to be allstar SG- tracy mcgrady <---favorite player SF- lebron james <----- dunking ability and being a badass PF- garnett <----- co favorite player C- jermaine o neal <----- hes listed as F-C on nba so ill count him here Notice how im a big fan of high school to pro
PG-Luke Ridnour, kid makes some crazy passes SG-Paul Pierce, love the step back jumper, and posting up smaller defenders SF-Grant Hill, very classy player, always been my fav PF-Carlos Boozer, i love watching bruisers C-Brad Miller, love his ability to pass for a guy his size
