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Monta Ellis is having an amazing season. He is one of the league leaders in scoring and also is capable of racking up a few steals.

Haha, this is an obvious answer, its Melo!

Although Joe Johnson is a good player, he isn't MVP material as is Brandon Roy.

I would have to say a healthy Tracy McGrady is better than Vince Carter, hands down.

As I watched the final seconds of the game, coming to a what would've been Miami Heat Victory, Kobe threw it up from beyond three point range and scored. I wanted both Kobe and Wade to do good as Kobe is my favorite Laker and Dwyane Wade, who is MVP material, deserves respect. Overall, the game kept me on my toes, even considering the slump Wade had in the first quarter. Good job Lakers!

Haha, not yet! I hope he can get a contract after he was waived by the Grizzlies. He's had a tremendous career since 1996 and should play at least a few more seasons.

As of now, I have my doubts on whether Kobe will be MVP this season. I believe Carmelo is probably the leading MVP because of how much he contributes to his team even with many other stars in the Nuggets lineup. After Melo, I would think Kobe.

I think it is quite clear that even though Wade is the best player on the Miami Heat team, Jermaine O'Neal definitely plays a key role in their offense at times and defense. At first, after Beasley was drafted second overall, I thought he would be the second best player for the struggling Heat, but so far he hasn't been that promising.

Year You Became a Fan: 2001 Why You Became a Fan: Kobe Bryant Favorite Lakers Player, All-Time: Magic Johnson Favorite Lakers Coach, All-Time: Phil Jackson Favorite Lakers Moment: Watching Kobe's 81 points. Amount of Lakers Games Attended: 1

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