108 replies to this topic

[bboley24]

Aldridge will most definitely have the upper hand here.  Love is a phenomenal player and the way he is taking care of himself and improving is just a testament of how bad he wants to be great.  

On the other hand, LMA, aside from taking the PTB and putting them on the Jazz/Dallas list, will take that top spot as I forsee Love taking a Chris Bosh approach for the next 5 years.

It's easy to forget Chris Bosh because of his time in Miami.  That kid in Canada used to ball the heck out of the crappy eastern conference!

If Garnett could get a mediocre team to the WCF year after year then Love should have at the very least made the playoffs on his talent alone.

[Losthief]

garnett did have starbury

[thejohnnygold]

garnett did have starbury

Yes, but his lone trip to the WCF's was with Cassell, Spreewell, and Szczerbiak.

[RudyT1995]

garnett did have starbury

For two whole seasons.  

[timetodienow1234567]

Dwight at 10???

I can't believe that. He should be at least 7th.

[JustWatchingTheBall]

I seriously thought that with all the anti-Harden talk, that he would have fallen below Dwight this year.

[Mario Peña]

Considering the anti-Howard sentiment that pervades ESPN and media in general it's a solid ranking.

[timetodienow1234567]

I seriously thought that with all the anti-Harden talk, that he would have fallen below Dwight this year.

If I had to rank players I would have Howard over harden. Both are top 10 but Howard makes more of an impact overall when you also factor in defense. We're lucky to have both.

[Willk]

Considering the anti-Howard sentiment that pervades ESPN and media in general it's a solid ranking.

I'm shocked. I would have thought ESPN would have had him lower, but I'm ok with the ranking.