Devin Harris!!!!

[blasian]

If he can just stay healthy now...

Man how many great young PGs are there in the league right now...

In order in my opinion:

Chris Paul
Deron Williams
Tony Parker
Devin Harris
Jose Calderon
Derrick Rose
TJ Ford
Rajon Rondo
Rodney Stuckey

All of these guys are 27 or younger. That's some good stuff.

Add Chris Duhon to that list. Agreed though that Harris is the best PG in the East at the moment

[ZHAKIDD532]

Add Chris Duhon to that list. Agreed though that Harris is the best PG in the East at the moment

I can see that. He'd be 9th on the list at the moment, I'd put him ahead of Stuckey I think just because Stuckey hasn't really had a shot to start yet.

[RecSpecs110]

He is not the best PG.
He is not the second best PG.
He is not the third best PG.

This guy is barely averaging 6 assists per game and his team is barely cracking .500.

He's playing with a scorer's mentality in a PG's body. That remind you of any guys from the past? The key difference is they were better.

On top of that, we're like 16 games into the season... give it 82.

As far as this year goes, there is no way I'd take him over Paul, Williams, Nash, & Billups. And that's being conservative because there are a slew of other guys that are arguable.

Way to go, Devin Harris, you've learned how to score... now learn how to lead your team and get back to me.

Yesterday, his numbers were 47/8/7, 21 coming in the 4th quarter. He single-handedly led NJ from a 13 point deficit when everyone else was struggling to make a basket, and the Nets beat the Suns on the road for the first time in 15 years.

What the **** more are you asking from the guy?

[AItheAnswer3]

Devin Harris owns Deron and CP3. Fact.

GTFO

[danumber88]

Tony Parker v.2 is rising...

47 pts, 7 ast, 6 reb

I change my mind, Devin harris is better than Calderon

[Nets fan 93]

So? Carter can make his shots.

VC can and has a 0.423 percentage from 3 point land
PPG 23.8
RPG 4.30
APG 4.9

Stop underateing him... he is just as important as Devin

[ZHAKIDD532]

The New Jersey Nets’ Devin Harris and the Portland Trail Blazers’ Brandon Roy today were named the Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week, respectively, for games played Monday, Nov. 24, through Sunday, Nov. 30.

Harris averaged a league-best 30.0 points on .535 shooting and added 6.8 assists and 4.3 rebounds as New Jersey went 3-1 on its West Coast trip. On Nov. 30, Harris led the Nets to their first win at Phoenix since 1993 by scoring a career-high 47 points to go along with eight assists and seven rebounds. In that game, Harris set a franchise record for consecutive free-throws made (17-17). On Nov. 26, the 6-3 guard hit the game-winning shot in overtime as the Nets beat Sacramento 116-114.

http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_ar...s_of_the_week/

He has the MIP locked up tight already.

[J000]

http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_ar...s_of_the_week/

He has the MIP locked up tight already.

No doubt. The guys scoring average has sky rocketed so high, and his ability to get to the line has improved vastly. The favorite for MIP.