MCK12

Good for Lee, and Nate that they came back. Knicks in the playoffs this year. If A.I went to Charlotte it'd be iffy, but since he's in the East and Felton only came back for 1 year, Knicks have a chance at a 7 or 8 seed. 1.) Boston Celtics 2.) Orlando Magic 3.) Cleveland Cavaliers 4.) Atlanta Hawks 5.) Chicago Bulls 6.) Toronto Raptors 7.) Washington Wizards 8.) New Jersey Nets or New York Knicks

1.) Magic Johnson 2.) John Stockton 3.) Jason Kidd(Too bad no ring, but still...) 4.) Isiah Thomas(Chris Paul has potential to be here, since its obvious he'll be 20-10 till the death of him)

You serious? Brook Lopez was a top 5 center last year IMO, and his 1st year stats are on par with Yao Mings. 13 points, 8 boards, 2 blocks is top 5 IMO. He's better than Chandler, Okur, Z, and Biedrins. He actually has an offensive game, a jump shot, and he can post up, and finish around the basket. Chandler has not post up game, neither does Beidrins, and Z is a shell of his former self at this point- he's really, really slow, and posts-up once in a while.

Boston no contest IMO. Thats 4 all star players really. While Manu is a 1 time all star(I think Rondo will get 3-4 ASG's in his career). RJ's not an all star caliber player...(Anymore anyways. He's lazy with his rebounding, and doesn't play defense...

Biggest loser's T-Mac. As good as he was for a 4 year stretch, and a couple years here and there in between, he's been injury prone, and failed to get out of the first round of the playoffs his whole career.

Nope. Brooklyn Girls- Charles Hamilton.

I don't type very fast at all. Unless its "google.com", "nba.com" or "espn.com/nba". I look down a lot.

I don't like that. Too stacked can be a bad thing. Its not like Team USA, emotions can and would get in the way- who'd be the leader? Plus for the scoring to balance out evenly between Kobe, Lebron, Gasol, Bynum, Artest, and Odom, there'd be need for a miracle. I'd say they get 51 wins.

His departure means nothing. The Bulls have Salmons, who's capable of putting up 20 points per game, 5 rebounds, and 2-3 assists. Not to mention they have Deng at the SF. And Kirk Hinrich at the back-up as a combo guard. PG- Rose/Hinrich SG- Salmons/Hinrich SF- Deng They're good scoring wise. If there's 1 thing they'll miss is him in the clutch.

Brook Lopez part of the toss up? He should be top 5, IMO.

Its pretty close right now, but I'd take Melo. More advanced scorer, and his defense improved with the addition of Billups.

1.) Chris Paul 2.) Deron Williams 3.) Chauncey Billups 4.) Devin Harris 5.) Tony Parker 6.) Derrick Rose 7.) Rajon Rondo 8.) Steve Nash(Now, I think this rank suits him) 9.) Jason Kidd 10.) Jameer Nelson