Ukic danas mrvu bolje... mozda jos ima nade..

jebote kakav će ovaj Jennings biti za koju godinu kad već sada kao rooki troši više lopti neg AI?
Roks za 9 minuta 5 asistencija i 1-2 za tri, sasvim solidno

jbt šta je melo napravio u pekingu

za 24min 45 koševa + 9 skokova + 2 asista + 2 blokade...bolesno

nego,bravo za ukića,ali yebemu očekujemo da mu se više pruži minuta,sigurno bi to bolje iskoristio nego jennings

45 koševa za 24 min????
omfg

zaboravite na to....10pick ce imati minute igrao dobro ili lose, a rindour je vrlo dobar play

Roko je definitivno bolji od Jeningsa, no slažem se sa idejom da 10 pick mora igrati, e sad niz poraza ili Jeninsovo forsiranje može dovesti Roka do pozicije i minutaže il naravno ozljeda. No apsolutno sam siguran da će iskoristiti bilo koju šansu ako mu se ukaže, bila bi prava šteta da ne uspije jer vidjeli smo koliko je Ukić napredovao gore, a može još puno više. Nažalost NBA je nekada više opravdavanje GM , a Bucksi nisu baš u sjajnoj poziciji. S druge strane prvi play LR je dosta stabilan, no nije igrač koji može dobiti utakmicu i tu je roko igrački gledano u niveli, no naravno da startni play ima prednost. Zapravo Rokova šansa najviše će ovisiti od rezultata i ozljeda igrača na njegovoj poziciji u startu, no kad se roko dohvati minutaže može biti svašta. Za ovo sinoć palac gore 5 asista u 9 minuta.....

NBA's top 10 power forwards

2008-09 stats: 22.2 ppg, 8.9 rpg, 1.6 apg
A 20 and 8 guy throughout his career, Jamison has been remarkably consistent and generally underrated for over a decade. He's also been extremely durable, missing just 30 games the past nine seasons, and at 33 hasn't shown any signs of slowing down. His scoring average last season was the second-highest of his career, though he was frustrated by his teammates' immaturity. A pro's pro, expect him to be part of the Wizards' resurgence.



9. Carlos Boozer, Utah Jazz

2008-09 stats: 16.2 ppg, 10.4 rpg, 2.1 apg
Based on production, Boozer should be higher on this list. For years, he's been among the league's most prolific scorers and rebounders, and at 27 he's in his prime. But three factors knock him down. 1) He's a lousy defender. 2) His durability is questionable after missing huge chunks of three seasons the past five years. 3) His desire to leave Utah has soured his reputation among Jazz fans and possibly his teammates. If he doesn't get off to a strong start, the bad vibes will only get worse.




2008-09 stats: 18.1 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 1.9 apg
If the Blazers are able to sign Aldridge to a long-term deal, as they did with Brandon Roy this summer, the franchise will have a superb young duo to build around. Aldridge is long, athletic and skilled, with a solid post game and consistent midrange shot. At 24, he should get stronger over the next few years, which would make him a better rebounder and defender. But expect him and Greg Oden to make strides this season toward making the Blazers a more physical, more formidable team.




2008-09 stats: 21.0 ppg, 8.5 rpg, 2.3 apg
Early in his career, West seemed like a slightly undersized, not-quite-athletic enough power forward, much as many scouts predicted. But as his career has progressed, he's turned himself into one of the toughest covers in the league. That's a testament to his relentlessness on the court and a work ethic that's changed him from an average shooter to one of the game's best from 20 feet and in. He made 88.4 percent of his free throws last season and his fadeaway jumper is unblockable. He's still not a good enough rebounder or defender to be a truly elite player, but Emeka Okafor should take pressure off West to carry the Hornets' frontcourt burden.



6. Chris Bosh, Toronto Raptors

2008-09 stats: 22.7 ppg, 10.0 rpg, 2.5 apg
Four years ago, Bosh seemed on the path to superstardom, a 21-year-old lefty with a precocious offensive repertoire and an appetite for rebounding and defense. But instead of progressing, he's leveled off. His statistics have remained almost identical each of the last four years, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. He's still very good. But unless he raises his game, he probably won't be worth the max contract he's seeking after this season. He may be better off as a No. 2 player on a championship contender than the top gun on a lottery team.



5. Amare Stoudemire, Phoenix Suns

2008-09 stats: 21.4 ppg, 8.1 rpg, 2.0 apg
If microfracture knee surgery didn't spoil Stoudemire's career, a detached retina probably won't either. The eye injury did cost him the latter half of last season, just as the knee injury ended his 2005-06 season early, but expect Stoudemire (now with goggles) to come back strong again. The Suns are committed to running, which plays to his strength, and with Shaq out of the way the lane will belong to him again. With his increasingly deadly midrange shot, Stoudemire should be a scoring machine. If he's going to carry an aging Phoenix team to the playoffs, however, the 26-year-old must improve his defense and leadership.



4. Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics

2008-09 stats: 15.8 ppg, 8.5 rpg, 2.5 apg
At 33 and a veteran of 14 NBA seasons, KG's already on the downside of his career. And if his right knee remains balky after offseason surgery, that trajectory will be steep. But if the knee holds up, Garnett's manic energy, intensity and defensive prowess should keep him among the game's elite players for another few seasons. The addition of Rasheed Wallace means the Celtics can limit Garnett's minutes and try to keep him in one piece for a playoff run.



3. Pau Gasol, Los Angeles Lakers

2008-09 stats: 18.9 ppg, 9.6 rpg, 3.5 apg
After the key role Gasol played in L.A.'s championship run, it's tempting to lift him to the top of the heap of power forwards. Not so fast. The Spaniard is a wonderfully skilled big man with an ambidextrous post game, a deft touch from outside and flypaper hands. But his defense, while underrated (just ask Dwight Howard), is still somewhat Euro-soft. And Gasol's real value lies in how well he complements Kobe Bryant, not as a star in his own right. If he was still in Memphis, the Grizzlies would still stink and no one would be calling him the best power forward in the game.



2. Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks

2008-09 stats: 25.9 ppg, 8.4 rpg, 2.4 apg
Winning the 2007 MVP award might have hurt Dirk's reputation more than enhanced it, because many people now think of him as an overrated softie who couldn't lead his top-seeded team past the Warriors that year. But the fact is, Nowitzki was the league's best player that season. And even now, while the Mavericks have slipped overall, he remains an extraordinary talent — the best-shooting 7-footer in NBA history — whose finesse game should age well over the coming years. While he's not likely to win another MVP, he's made the All-NBA team four of the last five years, and could easily earn that honor again this season.



1. Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs

2008-09 stats: 19.3 ppg, 10.7 rpg, 3.5 apg
With his blank expression and no-frills game, it's never been particularly exciting to watch Duncan play basketball. As he's aged and developed knee problems, the wow factor has pretty much gone away. Still, when you consider all aspects of the game — offense, defense, leadership and, most importantly, winning — he's the best power forward in the league. Or at least he has been for over a decade, with four championships and two MVP awards to show for it. That may not be the case this year, especially if his knees get creakier. But the Spurs have loaded up for another run at a title, knowing Duncan is still the one who can take them there.




Honorable mention: Elton Brand, Philadelphia 76ers;
                                 David Lee, New York Knicks;
                                 Rashard Lewis, Orlando Magic;
                                 Lamar Odom, Los Angeles Lakers;
                                 Luis Scola; Houston Rockets;
                                 Josh Smith, Atlanta Hawks.

hm...gasol ispred kg-a a svi se sjećamo pretprošlogodišnjeg finala????

vjerojatno radi garnettove ozljede...zatim gasol je kao najbolji europljanin a ono dirk ispred njega

lewisa i odoma se baš i ne može trpati u isti koš s ovim ostalima,lewis će se izgleda u predstojećoj sezoni vratiti na njegovu prirodnu poziciju 3,nema hede a i tamo je korisniji,barnes,bass i anderson bi trebali se boriti za poziciju 4