saintdee wrote:

warriorsstepup wrote:Peja did not shot 54% last year more like 44 %, still pretty good, but that is one aspect of his game, no doubt that he can shot, but the guy has fallen off since his days in Sac. This year he is shooting 41 on overall field goal, and in his career with the hornets he did not shoot over 45 percent in total field goal. And lets not start talking about his defense, because he has none.

So you leave Duncan the 4 time NBA champ of your list that includes Kobe and Lebron, as much as NBA is about individuals its also about winning. Although Timmy is not as flashy as the 2 above he gets the job done i think you are underrating Timmy. Well if Paul is not in the same class as Kobe and Lebron he is very close, due to his importance on his team.

whoops wikipedia lied to me

xbay wrote:Most underrated player by far is MARCUS BANKS. The kid is the REAL GEM in the deal between Toronto and Miami. I mean, c'mon, even TMC would agree with that.

TMC wrote:

saintdee wrote:

warriorsstepup wrote:Peja did not shot 54% last year more like 44 %, still pretty good, but that is one aspect of his game, no doubt that he can shot, but the guy has fallen off since his days in Sac. This year he is shooting 41 on overall field goal, and in his career with the hornets he did not shoot over 45 percent in total field goal. And lets not start talking about his defense, because he has none.

So you leave Duncan the 4 time NBA champ of your list that includes Kobe and Lebron, as much as NBA is about individuals its also about winning. Although Timmy is not as flashy as the 2 above he gets the job done i think you are underrating Timmy. Well if Paul is not in the same class as Kobe and Lebron he is very close, due to his importance on his team.

whoops wikipedia lied to me

Wikipedia usually lies a lot... at least since it became mainstream.

warriorsstepup wrote:To add to the list Trevor Ariza, nice size at 6'8 and handles, good defender, although overshadowed over in L.A.

Kyle Weaver from the bobcats, 2nd round draft pick, getting better with time, will improve to be solid in the NBA.