Who is your favorate nba player and why...

[TheAnchorman]

Allen Iverson

He is an awesome player. Just breathtaking. Underrated Passer. Greatest Crossover ever.

Caption that pic. Now.

[RedZiggyZag]

All-time - Michael Jordan

One thing that separates him from all the great players in the NBA were his intangibles and his tangibles as well. He was a shooting guard with the efficiency, you would see a big man averaging. Could dominate games with or without the ball, could move without the ball and figure ways to score, and he didn't need to always create his shot to score like most players are today.

Currently - In a toss up at the moment.

[phoenix18]

" Dont get up. Just crawl back to the bench.See how good I am and I dont even practice?"

I couldnt come up with anything else sorry.

[KRAYZIE]

^^

[mike12598]

All-time - Michael Jordan

One thing that separates him from all the great players in the NBA were his intangibles and his tangibles as well. He was a shooting guard with the efficiency, you would see a big man averaging. Could dominate games with or without the ball, could move without the ball and figure ways to score, and he didn't need to always create his shot to score like most players are today.

Currently - In a toss up at the moment.

finally, a jordan lover! hes probly my #2 fave but none the less, hes the best there is and was

[Killbot]

His shot is so smooth, his off-ball movement is 1st-rate and he is mad clutch down the stretch. His form, while not textbook is nonetheless perfect for him because of the sheer fluidity and aesthetics of his shot, as well as a quick release.

Well said.

Ray Allen has always been one of my favorite players.

I always thought you hated him because of his games against Charlotte. Guess I was wrong.

[west]

His shot is so smooth, his off-ball movement is 1st-rate and he is mad clutch down the stretch. His form, while not textbook is nonetheless perfect for him because of the sheer fluidity and aesthetics of his shot, as well as a quick release.

I like his dunks/crossover more than his shot at first,him and Vince Carter was in NBA top 10 every weak back in the day,then i find out he is also a hell of a shooter.

[TheAnchorman]

Here's my really big caption.

Basketball Mythbusters, English voice narrating:

When the Los Angeles Lakers' loss to the Boston Celtics in the 2008 Finals, Shaquille O'Neal infamously attacked Kobe with his singularly pivotal phrase, "Kobe tell me how my ass tastes". This gem of a line has been copied by numerous basketball fans, both casual and hardcore, so that they can promptly whip it out at a most opportune time, such as Spudgay musing "Ray Allen, tell me how my ass tastes. However the origin of this statement has actually been discovered to come from Allen Iverson in Game 1 of the 2001 NBA Finals. After destroying Tyrone Lue in his game-sealing clutch baseline pullup jumper off a hard crossover, he quickly quipped towards the befuddled role player:

"Tyrone tell me how my ass tastes"

Which was very appropriate for the situation.

[MeLO MvP 15]

Carmelo Anthony

every1 was infatuated with lebron, i saw melo coming off a syracuse national championship and always felt he was the better player...

[iounas]

All time: MJ... I started watching NBA after Space Jam movie and MJ did not disappoint..

Since 2000.. Kobe for his great skills..
2nd place goes to Lebron for his athleticism but he is still raw, he can dunk on the whole team..when he drives everybody runs away

[KoolKat]

1. Kobe
2. Duncan

[rufuspaul]

Both my all time and current faves are in my avatar.

[mattevans11]

Allen Iverson

He is an awesome player. Just breathtaking. Underrated Passer. Greatest Crossover ever.

WOW...... just........WOW

[mlh1981]

For me, it would have to be Zydrunas Ilgauskas. The easy answer is LeBron James, but big Z has handled himself with grace and professionalism his whole career. Man went through ALOT. He has feet problems that probably would've ended the careers of many others, but he just kept battling back and the end result was an extended run of durability. Off the court, he had to deal with the trauma of his wife having a stillborn pregnancy, and has also battled insomnia.

Plus, I really like his game. He is smart, knows his limitations, and is a good leader for this organization.

[wang4three]

Probably David Robinson, he was so much more than a basketball player.

As for currently, either Deron Williams or Brandon Roy. Both have very beautiful games.