BonK wrote:VERY cool. And you had the most selected quotes out of ALL of the writers! Well done, CW, way to represent TWolvesBlog. I am also guessing that you are the one that put in a vote for Big Al, and maybe The Caveman Kaman too?! Your DHoward quote made sense, and you know I loved the Chris Kaman line. Nice work. How did you vote?
Hahaha thanks dude! Glad you enjoyed. Personally, I thought my DHoward and Boozer quotes were pretty money too.
Here's my votes for this round:
MVP
1 – Dwight Howard: KG has the wins without the stats. Lebron has the stats without the wins. That leaves Dwight Howard as my number one choice, as he’s got both in spades.
2 – KG: The best record in the league gives him the nod over Lebron.
3 – Lebron: His all around statistics are out of the this world, and his team couldn’t win without him. That proves how valuable he really is. But, until the Cavs start winning, I can’t put Lebron #1.
4 – Carlos Boozer: Just killing it this year. Has stayed healthy and is putting up ridiculous numbers. Also, he’s tied for second in the league in double-doubles with Chris “Caveman” Kaman.
5 – Steve Nash: He’s had an insane run the past two weeks dropping dimes like a kid in a candy store. His points per game are up this season, and his assists per game have been rising from the onset. You can’t overlook the fact that he’s third overall in double-doubles, the only guard in the Top 10.
6 – Kobe Bryant: The Lakers are winning and he says he’s happy. Second in the league in points per game, averaging 27/6/5.
7 - Chris Paul: I really got nothing here, but he’s damn good.
8 – Baron Davis: You see him vs the Lakers last night? Sick shots down the stretch won them the game. Can’t argue against his stats… he does it all.
9 – Chris Kaman: His resurgence can be ignored no longer. He’s miles ahead of Boozer for third overall in rebounding this year. He’s also putting up points like it’s no ones business. As mentioned above, he’s inexplicably tied for second in the league in double-doubles.
10 – Al Jefferson: Gotta vouch for my boy Big Al. He’s proven that his game is legit and he’ll be a force to be reckoned with for years to come.
ROY
1 – Kevin Durant: Really, no other rookie compares statistically at this point in the season.
2 – Al Horford: The only rookie averaging double digit rebounds per game.
3 – Juan Carlos Navarro: Possibly a better pure shooter than Durant, but lacks the same all-around game. Dropped a smooth 27 Saturday night in their win over the Orlando Magic.
4 - Yi Jianlian: Why not? Maybe it will boost his frail ego.
5 – Jeff Green: Steady and versatile. Although he did drop two spots from the last rankings.
