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23. travnja 2009. u 06:33

orlando dobio na misice, miami pravi brejk, Peja sa 3 uzastopne trice vratio NO u igru ali eo denver ode na veliku razliku zahvaljujuci opet briljantnom CONSIJU, paul uzima malo suteva ovog puta, west sili ne moze nista pogodit.

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23. travnja 2009. u 06:59

jos jedna lagana pobjeda denvera plus 23, 6 min do kraja, jednostavno bice veliko iznenadjenje da ovakav NO prodje denvera.

Rose je ocekivano izabran za najboljeg rukija godine, Howard odbrambeni, a 6 cojek je Teri.

gorc

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23. travnja 2009. u 11:58

čonsi uništio new orleans

nemogu se oteti dojmu da je čonsi detroitu sada bi i cavsi možd bili na 1-1 i da bi detorit bio s njima rame uz rame

new orleans je izgleda prošle sezone s ovom ekipom doživio vrhunac i vrijeme je da se mijenja nešto...već polako mogu slagati ekipu za sljedeću sezonu

miami tj wade napravili dobar posao u ovoj tekmi...imaju finu priliku za drugi krug

...ništa ja nisam vidio,ja sammmmm pio vodu...

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23. travnja 2009. u 20:09

čonsi

inače NO prva ofanzivna momčad prošle sezone a ove dvadesetšesti, kakav pad, možda su i najveće razočaranje ove godine.

"Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast!" 🎸⚽🏀🎨

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23. travnja 2009. u 20:31

Most Valuable Player Watch

1. LeBron James, Cavs	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
1. LeBron James, Cavs	81	37.7	.489	.344	.780	1.7	1.1	7.6	7.2	28.4	31.8
Regardless of the selection criteria, James is the MVP. He has improved his outside shot and defense, he is the vocal leader of a 66-win squad and is the best player on the best team. (Last week: 1 \| Team record: 66-15)

2. Kobe Bryant, Lakers	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
2. Kobe Bryant, Lakers	81	36.2	.467	.350	.858	1.5	0.5	5.3	4.9	27.0	24.5
The Lakers and Cavs almost have the same record (despite Andrew Bynum's injury). Combine that with Kobe's stats, defense and leadership and most years he would be MVP. (Last week: 2 \| Team record: 64-17)

3. Dwyane Wade, Heat	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
3. Dwyane Wade, Heat	79	38.6	.491	.317	.765	2.2	1.3	5.0	7.5	30.2	30.4
MOP? Yes. MVP? No. He accomplished the most with the least, but LeBron and Kobe backers would counter they would have had similar stats if they had the same supporting cast. (Last week: 3 \| Team record: 42-38)

4. Dwight Howard, Magic	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
4. Dwight Howard, Magic	78	35.9	.574	.000	.594	1.0	2.9	13.9	1.4	20.7	25.5
He transformed the Magic into a defensive power by himself and on offense he gets you 21 points on 57 percent shooting and frees up the perimeter players to do their thing. (Last week: 4 \| Team record: 58-23)

5. Chris Paul, Hornets	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
5. Chris Paul, Hornets	77	38.4	.504	.360	.870	2.8	0.1	5.5	11.0	22.8	30.1
He helped the Hornets overcome injuries by having a historic season for a point guard. He is the first player to lead the league in steals and assists in back-to-back seasons. (Last week: 5 \| Team record: 49-32)

6. Chauncey Billups, Nuggets	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
6. Chauncey Billups, Nuggets	78	35.3	.419	.407	.912	1.2	0.2	3.0	6.4	17.8	18.8
Carmelo Anthony is the Nuggets' best player, but nobody means more to the franchise than Billups, who provides the veteran leadership and winning attitude Denver was missing. (Last week: 6 \| Team record: 54-27)

7. Brandon Roy, Blazers	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
7. Brandon Roy, Blazers	77	37.4	.481	.381	.823	1.1	0.3	4.7	5.2	22.8	24.2
He was named the West's player of the week after leading Portland to four wins and its first playoff berth since 2003. The Blazers' 53 wins are tied for sixth most in team history. (Last week: 7 \| Team record: 53-28)

8. Yao Ming, Rockets	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
8. Yao Ming, Rockets	76	33.6	.548	1.000	.866	0.4	1.9	9.9	1.8	19.6	22.8
After missing a game with a sore foot, he had 22 and 7 Monday as Houston won its fifth straight. One more win and the Rockets secure their first division title since 1993-94. (Last week: 9 \| Team record: 53-28)

9. Paul Pierce, Celtics	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
9. Paul Pierce, Celtics	80	37.6	.453	.380	.830	1.0	0.3	5.7	3.6	20.3	17.5
He takes the big shots, is the team's leading scorer and the main reason that, despite Kevin Garnett's injury, the defending champs finished with the East's second-best record. (Last week: NR \| Team record: 60-20)

10. Tony Parker, Spurs	G	MIN	FG%	3P%	FT%	STL	BLK	RPG	AST	PTS	PER
10. Tony Parker, Spurs	71	34	.505	.292	.784	0.9	0.1	3.1	6.9	21.9	23.4
While still effective, Tim Duncan isn't the player he once was, and Manu Ginobili is out, but the Spurs are within striking distance of another division title thanks to the play of Parker. (Last week: 10 \| Team record: 53-28)

Sixth Man of the Year Watch

1. Jason Terry, Mavericks: The league's highest-scoring nonstarter showed the Timberwolves on Monday why he is really a starter pretending to be a sixth man by hitting the game-winning jumper with 0.2 seconds left after begging for the ball in the huddle. He finished with 22 points. (Last week: 1)

2. J.R. Smith, Nuggets: How do you punctuate the best season of your young career? Scoring a career-high 45 points, including a franchise-best 11 3-pointers in a division-clinching win over the Kings is one way. (Last week: 4)

3. Nate Robinson, Knicks: Sure, he averages more points per game than Smith, and for a stretch this season, he was the best scoring reserve in the league, but Smith gets extra credit for stepping up his game during the Nuggets' run to the Northwest Division title. (Last week: 2)

4. Travis Outlaw, Blazers: Portland probably wishes starter Nicolas Batum gets sick more often. Outlaw took his place in the lineup Monday against the Thunder and scored 21 points on 9-of-14 shooting in 32 minutes. (Last week: 3)

5. Flip Murray, Hawks: Atlanta has home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs, and Ronald and his 12 points-per-game average are a big reason why. (Last week: NR)

Rookie of the Year Watch

1. Derrick Rose, Bulls: Not only has he been the most consistent of the first-year players, but he plays the league's toughest position and is the only player amongst the elite rookies who has a team playoff-bound. (Last week: 1)

2. Brook Lopez, Nets: With youngsters Lopez and Devin Harris, the future is bright in New Jersey. So much for hitting the rookie wall: Lopez has scored in double digits in 10 straight and roughed up the Bobcats on Sunday for 18 points, a career-high 20 rebounds and 2 blocked shots. (Last week: 2)

3. O.J. Mayo, Grizzlies: He leads all first-year players in scoring and minutes played, and along with Rose will be the face of this deep draft class for years to come. (Last week: 4)

4. Russell Westbrook, Thunder: Maybe the combo guard is trying to put to rest any doubts about whether he would be best suited as a 2 instead of a point by averaging seven assists in April -- his most for any month. (Last week: 3)

5. Eric Gordon, Clippers: Is he just another player putting up big offensive numbers on a bad team? I don't think so. He is averaging 16 points per game on 45 percent shooting, can drain it from deep and is strong enough to take the contact and finish in the lane. (Last week: 5)

Coach of the Year Watch

1. Mike Brown, Cavaliers: The 66 wins, the home-court advantage throughout the playoffs and being on the verge of tying the all-time record for home victories in a season give him a narrow edge over SVG. (Last week: 1)

2. Stan Van Gundy, Magic: Even though the Magic have stubbed their toe the past week, SVG should be applauded for the way Orlando never lost its focus after All-Star point guard Jameer Nelson went down. The Magic won an East-best 27 road games, wrapped up a second-straight Southeast Division title and finished with the fourth-best overall record in the league. (Last week: 2)

3. Rick Adelman, Rockets: Despite the trade and injury issues that Houston has had this season, he has the Rockets, who are peaking at the right time, in position to grab the Southwest Division title. (Last week: 3)

4. George Karl, Nuggets: Doubted by many, Karl has led the Nuggets to a possible No. 2 seed in the West, a franchise-best-tying 55 wins and the Northwest Division crown. (Last week: 4)

5. Nate McMillan, Blazers: I wrestled with the idea of putting Erik Spoelstra in this spot after the first-year coach not only replaced a legend in Pat Riley, but guided the Heat from a 15-win campaign a season ago to the postseason. He falls short in the COY love department because the biggest reason for Miami's turnaround was a healthy Dwyane Wade, not anything Spoelstra wrote on the dry-erase board. McMillan's young Blazers have overcome injuries and meshed quicker than expected to win 53 games. (Last week: 5)

Defensive Player of the Year Watch

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1. Dwight Howard, Magic: He has been the front-runner for this award all season. Besides becoming the youngest player to grab 5,000 rebounds, he became just the fifth player in NBA history to lead the league in blocked shots and rebounds (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Walton, Hakeem Olajuwon and Ben Wallace were the others). (Last week: 1)

2. LeBron James, Cavaliers: Cleveland is allowing a league-low 91 points per game. James has accepted the challenge of guarding the opponents' best player in critical situations and he leads the Cavs in steals and is third in blocks. (Last week: 3)

3. Shane Battier/Ron Artest, Rockets: The reason Battier and Artest are handcuffed in the rankings is because Houston plays some of the best team defense in the league and the two are equally effective in helping to shut down the opposition. (Last week: 4)

4. Dwyane Wade, Heat: By simply outworking his opponents, he has put up terrific numbers in the steals (2.2 per game) and block (1.3) categories while making game-changing plays on the defensive end of the floor. (Last week: 2)

5. (tie) Chris Andersen, Nuggets and Chris Paul, Hornets: Andersen completed his comeback season by harassing would-be shooters on the way to 2.5 blocks per game -- second to Howard. Paul was a pest to opposing guards on both ends of the court, leading the league with 2.8 thefts per game. (Last week: 5)

Most Improved Player Watch

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1. Kevin Durant, Thunder: Just because he was rookie of the year last season, doesn't mean that despite his obvious transformation from no-conscience gunner to franchise-building superstar, he shouldn't be rewarded. (Last week: 1)

2. Devin Harris, Nets: He deserves props for posting the league's biggest one-season jump in points caused by all of the extra playing time he had in New Jersey after the trade from Dallas, but at the very least he should split the MIP trophy he is going to receive in a few weeks with Durant. (Last week: 2)

3. Danny Granger, Pacers: He is the first player in NBA history to increase his scoring average by at least five points in three consecutive seasons. In addition to his 25.2 points per game, he also set career highs in assists, blocks and free throw percentage. (Last week: 3)

4. Nene, Nuggets: The unofficial NBA comeback player of the year (sorry Shaq) has managed to stay healthy this season and the results were career highs in points, rebounds, blocks, free throw and shooting percentage. (Last week: 4)

5. Paul Millsap, Jazz: He took advantage of Carlos Boozer's absence to average 16.2 points, 10.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists, while shooting 54.5 percent from the floor in 38 games as a starter. He has also been effective off the bench for Utah. (Last week: 5)

NBA Statistical Leaders

Points per game
Dwyane Wade, Heat (30.2)
NBA scoring leaders

Rebounds per game
Dwight Howard, Magic (13.9)
NBA rebounding leaders

Assists per game
Chris Paul, Hornets (11.0)
NBA assists leaders

Steals per game
Chris Paul, Hornets (2.8)
NBA steals leaders

Blocks per game
Dwight Howard, Magic (2.9)
NBA blocks leaders

Field goal percentage
Shaquille O'Neal, Suns (.609)
NBA field goal leaders

3-point field goal percentage
Anthony Morrow, Warriors (.464)
NBA 3-point shooting leaders

Free throw percentage
Jose Calderon, Raptors (98.0)
NBA free throw shooting leaders

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23. travnja 2009. u 20:41

madmax17 je napisao/la:

čonsi

inače NO prva ofanzivna momčad prošle sezone a ove dvadesetšesti, kakav pad, možda su i najveće razočaranje ove godine.

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uz phoenix su sigurno najveće razočaranje

a od igrača...ajd nabrajajte...po meni baron davis,randolph (iako se od njega više i ne očekuje),zatim t-mac koji više nema što tražit s takvim pristupom,iverson koji se lagano može oprositi od nba-ja pa i vince carter polagano 'zalazi'

a od mlađih od kojih sam očekivao više ove sezone su sigurno atlantini horford i smith

...ništa ja nisam vidio,ja sammmmm pio vodu...

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23. travnja 2009. u 21:11

šteta za V. Cartera da nije u nekom jačem klubu pa da ima priliku igrati playoff, izvrstan igrač i po meni najjači slam dunker svih vremena....prvo Toronto pa Netsi...yebemu, zaslužuje bolje......a njegov rođo Tracy McCgrady isto genijalac, samo ga yebu ozljede....po meni dva igrača koja ni približno nisu iskoristili svoj potencijal..iako imaju brdo priznanja i dostignuća

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23. travnja 2009. u 21:43

Šakil o Nil je imao super sezonu po meni, Rašid Valas nešto slabiju Big%20smile

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23. travnja 2009. u 21:52

madmax17 je napisao/la:

Šakil o Nil je imao super sezonu po meni, Rašid Valas nešto slabiju Big%20smile

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đermejn o'nil također 'pokazao' da se od njega velike stvari više ne mogu očekivat

čonsi pokazao kako mu i u ovim godinama pola ovih mladića nisu ni do koljena...novicki mi nekako bio samozatajan....mislim da bi i njemu neki trejd dobro došao

deron vilijams je po meni u rang sipitrija...tj ak ne ko on onda odmah ispod njega...juti treba samo još jedan kvalitetniji igrač pod košem jer buzer to nije i bila bi to odlična ekipa...deron ne može sam ko i kris pol

...ništa ja nisam vidio,ja sammmmm pio vodu...

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23. travnja 2009. u 22:20

gorc je napisao/la:

madmax17 je napisao/la:

Šakil o Nil je imao super sezonu po meni, Rašid Valas nešto slabiju Big%20smile

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Stiv Neš je bio onak, slabiji nego prije no on već ima godina, Alan Ajverson je zaebo stvar u Detrojtu, Tim Dankan solidan, Đejson Kid solidan za svoje godine, Dvejn Vejd sezona karijere osim one kada je osvojio prsten.

Za igrača koji je najviše napredovao glasam za Rob ku**a iz Voriorsa LOL