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  • September 08, 2007 08:20 PM ET

top 3 sf in each divsion

RIPST is Carlos Gomez (70-98-11) vs awc1230 (37-13-1)
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east
atlantic
-paul pircie
-richard jeffrson
-andre igaduola
southeast
-rashard lewis
-gerald wallace
-caron butler
centrel
-lebron james
-loul deng
-tashuyn prince
west-
northwest
-carmelo anthoney
-kevin durant
-corey brewer
southwest
-josh howerd
-mo pete
-bruce bowen
pacfic
-shawn marion
-gs warrior cant remer his name oh yea matt barns
-corey maggete


I am going to disagree wth a couple of your players.

Corey Brewer is just a rookie, and Im not convinced enough to say he deserves to be there above Andrei Kirilenko. Andrei struggled offensively last year, but still put up monsterous numbers on the defensive side of the ball. Hes a true shot changer.

A would also take Ron Artest over either Matt Barnes and Corey Maggete

Finally, i would also take Shane Battier over Mo Pete. Not only does Battier put up 10 ppg vs Petersons 9, but Shane is a much better defensive player


sdANT Iknew i was dforgetting somone in in pacfic and nortwest but on to the shane battier mo pete is great leader an dis good on defensize mo didnt score many points cause in toranto they had plaety of shooter mo pete to me is a better all around ill give u artesst and keirlenk o cause ure right


Shane is a better all around player, he has more Points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks per game. He also has a petter Field Goal % and Free Throw %, and even a better 3 point% with 42%. Shane was also a consistant starter throughout the entire season. Shane was the defensive backbone to a #4 seen in the west.


HE MAY HAVE BETTER STATS but mo pete has those leadership skills and now he can help chris paul devlop


Both Mo Pete and Shane Battier have veteran leadership skills, and Shane is more of a defensive leader. There is no basis to say Mo Pete is anymore of a leader than Battier. Battier is also younger, and plays harder. Battier is the example of a hard-nosed player that draws fouls and charges. Mo Pete ma have done that, but that would have been e arlier in his career. Shane is doing it NOW and your arguement is about NOW.

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Shane also made the Rockets much better. Mo Pete didnt make that big of a difference to his team. Prior to the acqusition of Battier, the Rockets werent even in the playoffs, they were lottery picks. The year they acquired him, they became the 4th seed in the harder division.

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