2quik4u wrote:

SQ_Crazies wrote:

Trueblue23 wrote:

Crimson_Streak wrote: Give lopez a couple years and I think he will take over howards spot as best center I love his game. He's just not well known cause of the team he plays for

I really hope you're joking.

Dwight Howard is FINALLY starting to develop a back to the basket game.. while it may not be much, he is finally scoring by other ways than dunking.

The gap between #1 Center and #2 Center is the biggest gap in the NBA.

Disagree, the gap between the best SF and the 2nd best is the biggest in the league. Howard is certainly the best C by a large margin though, but I agree with a few of the above who say Lopez will be right up there in a few years. Let us not forget, he's pretty damn good defensively as well and much more polished than Howard offensively already.

IMO, Bynum isn't as good as Bogut or Lopez BUT he'd be better than Howard if he wanted to be--I'm not thinking about injuries here because those are out of anyones control. His ceiling is higher than any C in the league IMO, but he has to just buckle down and be that guy.

ummm no, the biggest gap is between the centers howard is way above everyone else. Durant and Melo are right behind Lebron.

SQ_Crazies wrote: Melo and Durant aren't as close to LeBron as Lopez, Bynum and Bogut are Howard. Howard is a GREAT player but very overrated right now. People talk about him like he's Shaq, call him Superman. He's not. He's the best C in the league right now, and certainly still has a high ceiling but he isn't THAT good yet.

Lopez is one of the most underrated players in the league right now. It's because he plays on a shitty team, but he certainly did his thing to help that team win.

SQ_Crazies wrote: LeBron can play all 5 positions incredibly effectively. Melo can't, Durant can't. Both are great players but that, and the fact that he's better than both in nearly all facets of the game and more well rounded than both for sure--well...that puts LeBron WAYYYY ahead of those guys IMO.

But I think LeBron is pretty much head and shoulders over the league right now. And that's not just me. Dwight Howard is vastly overrated with his lack of a dominant offensive game. He's no better offensively than Lopez or Bogut and neither are as far behind as the media would have you think they are defensively. Especially Bogut. He's got a TON of room to improve and is still very young...I expect him to be the best C in the league for quite awhile. But the gap isn't as big as the SF gap. We're talking about the best SF that has ever played the game, ALREADY.

SQ_Crazies wrote: LeBron can play all 5 positions incredibly effectively. Melo can't, Durant can't. Both are great players but that, and the fact that he's better than both in nearly all facets of the game and more well rounded than both for sure--well...that puts LeBron WAYYYY ahead of those guys IMO.

But I think LeBron is pretty much head and shoulders over the league right now. And that's not just me. Dwight Howard is vastly overrated with his lack of a dominant offensive game. He's no better offensively than Lopez or Bogut and neither are as far behind as the media would have you think they are defensively. Especially Bogut. He's got a TON of room to improve and is still very young...I expect him to be the best C in the league for quite awhile. But the gap isn't as big as the SF gap. We're talking about the best SF that has ever played the game, ALREADY.

SQ_Crazies wrote: LeBron can play all 5 positions incredibly effectively. Melo can't, Durant can't. Both are great players but that, and the fact that he's better than both in nearly all facets of the game and more well rounded than both for sure--well...that puts LeBron WAYYYY ahead of those guys IMO.

But I think LeBron is pretty much head and shoulders over the league right now. And that's not just me. Dwight Howard is vastly overrated with his lack of a dominant offensive game. He's no better offensively than Lopez or Bogut and neither are as far behind as the media would have you think they are defensively. Especially Bogut. He's got a TON of room to improve and is still very young...I expect him to be the best C in the league for quite awhile. But the gap isn't as big as the SF gap. We're talking about the best SF that has ever played the game, ALREADY.

SQ_Crazies wrote: LeBron can play all 5 positions incredibly effectively. Melo can't, Durant can't. Both are great players but that, and the fact that he's better than both in nearly all facets of the game and more well rounded than both for sure--well...that puts LeBron WAYYYY ahead of those guys IMO.

But I think LeBron is pretty much head and shoulders over the league right now. And that's not just me. Dwight Howard is vastly overrated with his lack of a dominant offensive game. He's no better offensively than Lopez or Bogut and neither are as far behind as the media would have you think they are defensively. Especially Bogut. He's got a TON of room to improve and is still very young...I expect him to be the best C in the league for quite awhile. But the gap isn't as big as the SF gap. We're talking about the best SF that has ever played the game, ALREADY.

chs_redskins wrote: C: Dwight Howard, 2nd: Yao Ming(when healthey)

GOONx19 wrote: PG:Eric Snow
SG: Larry Hughes
SF: Adam Morrison
PF: Kwame Brown
C: Darko Milicic

GOONx19 wrote: PG:Eric Snow
SG: Larry Hughes
SF: Adam Morrison
PF: Kwame Brown
C: Darko Milicic