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Golden State Warriors - Samantha

Minnesota TWolves - Samantha

OKC Thunder - Shonna

Phoenix Suns - Noelle

San Antonio Spurs - Mandy

Houston Rockets - Rachel

Denver Nuggets - Jessica

Dallas Mavericks - Lauren

LA Lakers - Brilane

Sacramento Kings - Brittney

Utah Jazz - Chenelle

New Orleans Hornets - Alexa

Memphis Grizzlies - Diamond

LA Clippers - Anasheh

Portland Trailblazers - Leisel

Washington Wizards - Tori

Philadelphia Sixers - Janeen

Toronto Raptors - Kayla

Detroit Pistons - Megan

Indiana Pacers - Shea

New Jersey Nets - Jen

Orlando Magic - Kendra

New York Knicks - Alyssa

Miami Heat - Ashley

Atlanta Hawks - Ashley

Boston Celtics - Meghan

Cleveland Cavaliers - Jenna

Chicago Bulls - Pam

Milwaukee Bucks - Tiffany

Charlotte Bobcats - Lacey

Yvete Prieto / Michael Jordan

Vanessa Bryant / Kobe Bryant

Royce Reed / Dwight Howard

Priscila De Gustin / Pau Gasol

Nikki Alexander / Shaquille O'Neal

May Anderson / Jason Kidd

Maria Sharapova / Sasha Vujacic

La La Vasquez / Carmelo Anthony

Kim Kardashian / Kris Humphries

Keyshia Cole / Daniel Gibson

Hope Dworaczyk / Jason Kidd

Gu Chen / Sun Yue

Gabrielle Union / Dwyane Wade

Evelyn Lozada / Antoine Walker

Eva Longoria / Tony Parker

Elsa Benitez / Rony Seikaly

Eliza Dushku / Rick Fox

Cristy Fernandez / Glen Rice

Amber Rose / Amare Stoudemire

Adriana Lima / Marko Jaric

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12 - Xavier

The Musketeers had two quality wins this week over Vanderbilt and Purdue. Tu Holloway and Co. head to Butler on Wednesday and host the Cincinnati Bearcats on Saturday. Xavier is shaping up to be the class of the Atlantic 10 Conference this season.

11 - Kansas

The Jayhawks erased the sour taste of losing to two top ranked teams (Duke and Kentucky) earlier this season by blowing out South Florida and Florida Atlantic last week. Kansas will look to get their first win over a ranked opponent this Saturday when they host Ohio State.

9 - Conneticut

The Huskies have bounced back after their upset loss to Central Florida with wins over Florida State and against Arkansas on Saturday afternoon. Everyone knows the Huskies are good. But the question is: will they ever be considered one of the nation’s elite this season?

8 - Baylor

Baylor remained undefeated with wins against Prairie View A&M and Northwestern this past week, sparked by the return of forward Perry Jones, who scored 27 and 12, respectively in the two wins. Jones returned after a five game suspension by the NCAA for accepting improper benefits. With their best player back in the lineup, the Bears should be a mainstay in the power rankings for weeks to come.

7 - Louisville

With a thrilling overtime win over Vanderbilt on Friday, the Cardinals improved to 7-0 on the season. Right now the Cardinals are doing more with less than any team in the country, and should give UConn a run for their money as the second best team in the Big East this season.

6 - Florida

Florida has two early season losses. But they came at the hands of Syracuse and Ohio State. The Gators are clearly the second best SEC team at the moment and should enjoy a place in the top 10-15 in most polls and power rankings throughout the season. If the Gators can find more production in the paint, and freshman Bradley Beal continues to improve, the Gators could be dancing deep into March.

5 - Duke

Yes, Duke looked terribly outmatched in Tuesday’s embarrassing loss to Ohio State. Not to mention their lack of athleticism being exposed for the first time this season. But given their tough schedule to start the season, which included games against Michigan State and Kansas, it’s hard to bump Duke out of this week’s top five.

4 - North Carolina

For a team who seemed to be so utterly invincible 10 days ago, the Tar Heels are now discovering they are human after all. After being upset by UNLV during Thanksgiving weekend, North Carolina had an ugly win over Wisconsin on Wednesday before Saturday’s heart breaking loss to Kentucky. But a one point loss to the best team in the country is certainly nothing to sneeze at. No way Carolina is still not in the top five of every poll in the country.

3 - Syracuse

Being lost in the shuffle with all of the controversy surrounding assistant coach Bernie Fine is the fact Syracuse has arguably the best basketball team in the nation. Syracuse’s patented 2-3 zone looked better than ever in Friday night’s defeat over the perimeter oriented Florida Gators.

2 - Ohio State

Ohio State had two blowout wins this past week. One coming against lowly Texas Pan American and one coming against Duke. Ohio State had a tremendously balanced attack against the Blue Devils with four players scoring in double figures, led by 20 points from Jared Sullinger. Sullinger missed Saturday’s game against Texas Pan American with back spasms. Buckeye nation can only pray it’s nothing serious. Ohio State has a date with Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks on Saturday.

1 - Kentucky

After a thrilling victory over North Carolina on Saturday, which improved their overall record to 8-0, the Wildcats are the obvious pick for this week’s No. 1 overall team. And by the looks of things, the Wildcats are going to be very tough to knock from the top spot, thanks to a perfect blend of freshman talent and veteran leadership.

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15 - Wisconsin

It was a tough week for the Badgers, who lost two games that were very winnable against North Carolina and Marquette. On Saturday, the Badgers host UNLV, in what should be one of the better games of the weekend.

14 - Vanderbilt

Despite the Commodores having three losses in the first week of December, it’s still hard to bump them from the top 15. Two of their losses came in overtime against quality opponents Xavier and Louisville, and the team is still without arguably their best player Festus Ezeli, who is serving a suspension for accepting a meal and hotel room from a university alumnus. Once Ezeli returns, Vandy can legitimately challenge the Florida Gators as the second best team in the SEC.

13 - Marquette

Marquette went into Wisconsin on Saturday and beat the Badgers by seven points. Three days after Wisconsin nearly upset North Carolina. If the early season is any indication, the Golden Eagles are going to be a tough out in the Big East this season.

10 - Missouri

Missouri is continuing to fly under the radar in the early part of this college basketball season, behind their stellar backcourt play, led by senior Marcus Denmon. Using their quick, pressing style of play, the Tigers have wins by 39, 34 and 29 points this season. When Big 12 play starts, Kansas and Baylor must pay close attention to these pesky Tigers.

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Over the course of NBA history there have been numerous players to win the league’s Most Valuable Player award on multiple occasions. We are not saying the Michael Jordan’s, Bill Russell’s, and Wilt Chamberlain’s of the basketball world weren’t deserving, but it did create a dynamic where amazing players finished their careers without ever having won the prestigious award. Here are our Top 10 players overlooked for the MVP. Agree?

John Stockton

Before the days of Steve Nash, PG's like John Stockton just weren't considered for the league MVP, likely due to their lack of scoring and accompanying media attention. But Stockton definitely should have either won the award or been in the running on numerous occasions. He can take comfort in the fact that his record of 15,806 career assists still stands in the record books.

Jerry West

How could the guy on the damn NBA Logo not have won the MVP award at least once? West won just about every other award under the sun that existed during his career however. And he did take home the All-Star Game MVP (1972), as well as the NBA Finals MVP (1969).

Dominique Wilkins

We all know Nique lovingly as "The Human Highlight Film" due to his high flying and powerful dunks. But we think that actually hurt his chances for the MVP award as the media and public were often overlooking his value and dominance in scoring, defense, and leadership. There were a couple years he should have won the award, but he was robbed by Larry Bird in 1986 for the MVP after Bird had already won the two previous. Nique that year won the scoring title, and was an All-NBA First Team winner. He completely dominated the league in '86.

George Gervin

Aside from Michael Jordan, I think most would agree that George 'The Iceman' Gervin was the greatest scorer to ever play in the NBA. His unstoppable finger roll gave defenders nightmares. Gervin did win the All-Star Game MVP, and was a 9x NBA All-Star. He was in the running at least 2 or 3 times in the late 70's.

Clyde Drexler

Clyde 'The Glide' Drexler has Michael Jordan to thank for getting shut out of the NBA MVP award. Jordan was an unstoppable force in '91 and '92, both years that you could make an argument for Drexler as the 2nd man in line.

Dwyane Wade

Dwyane Wade won the scoring title in 2009 and many thought he was in line to take home the MVP, but unfortunately Lebron James was tearing up box scores that season. Wade has also been in the mix in years where Kobe Bryant, Dirk Nowitzki, and Steve Nash lit things up and took home the award. Consolation prize for Wade however, is an NBA title and Finals MVP in 2006.

Isiah Thomas

A couple NBA titles and an NBA Finals MVP performance later and yet 'Zeke' was never really in serious contention for the NBA MVP award. He suffered the same fate of John Stockton and other hard working NBA facilitators when it came to the MVP award.

Patrick Ewing

If there is one guy on this list who dominated the game on both ends of the floor it was Patrick Ewing. Not only was he an 11 time all-star, but he was also a 3 time all-defensive second team selection. Ewing suffered the misfortune of playing in an era with Michael Jordan, Hakeem Olajuwon, David Robinson, and Karl Malone. When you think about it, its pretty amazing he was even in the conversation.

Elgin Baylor

If it wasn't for that pesky Wilt Chamberlain or the greatest champion Bill Russell, Elgin would have won the MVP award in at least two or three different seasons. As an 11 time all-star, 10 time all-NBA first team, and rookie of the year in 1959, Baylor certainly had his fair share of awards. And lets not forget his All-Star Game MVP in his rookie season.

Scottie Pippen

Everyone knows Michael Jordan overshadowed the greatness of Scottie Pippen. Of course Jordan was a better scorer but Scottie was no slouch. But what amazes me about Scottie is his 8 time All-NBA first time defense selections he coupled with his legitimate scoring abilities. Scottie should have been in serious contention at least 3-4 times in the 90's for the MVP award. Ah well, I doubt Scottie spends much time crying about it, given he has 6 championship rings to keep him company.

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#9 Bismack Biyombo

Eyes have been on Biyombo since he ascended to the senior roster of ACB team Fuenlabrada in early January. He leads the most competitive league in the world outside the NBA in blocked shots and is amongst the league leaders in rebounding per 40 minutes and free attempts per 40.

#9 Mike Brown

While Brown’s credentials are nice and has experience coaching a superstar, I hope the Lakers are patient enough to let another team hire Brown and give him his first post-LeBron coaching gig.

#8 Derek Fisher

There are rumors circulating that Derek Fisher could be the first player/coach since Dave Cowens did it with the Boston Celtics in 1979. Although unlikely, Fisher has earned the respect of Kobe Bryant and the rest of the team. We'd love to see it happen.

#7 Brian Shaw

Brian Shaw was the odds on favorite to succeed Phil Jackson earlier in the season, a second-round sweep of the Lakers at the hands of the Dallas Mavericks has forced the Lakers to consider other options. Maybe the consistency of playing in the same system, or a modification on the triangle, is not what the Lakers need anymore. Still, a lockout, might sway the Lakers’ to hire the less-costly Brian Shaw as coach, at least as a temporary measure.

#6 Michael Cooper

In addition to his time as Head Coach of the Los Angeles WNBA Sparks, Cooper has been an Assistant with the Lakers and Nuggets, and Cooper has also worked for the NBA Development League’s Albuquerque Thunderbirds. Not only has Cooper been successful as a Head Coach (WNBA) and as a player in the NBA, he was a legendary defender. If Cooper is as good at teaching defense as he was at playing it, the Lakers should hire him.

#5 Kurt Rambis

A true California guy, Rambis still owns a home here, where his wife and family live. He attended both high school and college in California. After 11 years playing for the Lakers (and four NBA Titles), Rambis returned as an Assistant Coach under Phil Jackson to help the Lakers reach four NBA Finals. Enough said.

#4 Jeff Van Gundy

Noted for his good relationship with Lakers’ star Kobe Bryant, Van Gundy is a solid option. He would be a fine choice, but personally I much prefer listening to Van Gundy making ridiculous claims, like how the Heat were going to win over 70 games this season, than watching him yell from the sidelines. While he has proved to be a great coach and commentator, I hope he continues with the latter.

#3 Rick Adelman

Lately, Adelman’s name has been brought up in connection the Lakers’ head coaching position. After his quick dismissal from an injury-depleted Houston Rockets team, Adelman would be a good hire for almost any team. His positive relationship and mild success with Ron Artest (in Houston and Sacramento) could be reason enough to pull the trigger on Adelman.

#2 Byron Scott

Byron Scott is far-and-away my first choice to take over the Lakers coaching spot. Scott has won three titles as a player with the Lakers, and he coached the Nets to back-to-back Finals appearances. Also, Scott briefly played along side Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher. However, as the Cleveland Plain Dealer has reported, the Cavs will not allow the Lakers to contact Scott, a petty move if you ask me.

#1 Larry Brown

The best fit in my mind for the Lakers may be legendary head coach Larry Brown. He likely has Bryant and Fisher’s respect (after the 2004 Finals), and Brown’s emphasis on defense and playing the ‘right way’ might be a good fit in L.A. after the way they were dismantled by the Mavericks from the perimeter.

#10 Mike Dunleavy Sr.

Although Dunleavy’s most recent tenure in Los Angeles, coaching and managing the Clippers, ended disastrously, he coached the Lakers to the Finals the last time they lost a legendary coach (Pat Riley).

#8 Jimmer Fredette

Most teams out West can verify that Fredette is the most potent offensive player in this year’s draft. He has swept most NCAA POY Awards as the nation’s leading scorer and has scored 30+ points an amazing 20 times this season, highlighted by a 52 point gem in the MVW Semis. While he is an elite level collegiate player, there are questions as to how he will defend opposing guards at the next level.

#7 Jonas Valancuinas

Although still considered a raw talent, he has an incredible wingspan(7’6) that makes him very difficult to defend on the offensive end. Right now he is clearly a low block player with range on his jumper extending only to about 10-12 feet, but is reportedly a tireless competitor who ranks among the most improved players in all of Europe over the past 2 seasons.

#6 Brandon Knight

The next great PG in Calipari’s long history of producing NBA ready floor generals after Rose, Evans, and Wall is Knight. Despite starting slowly Brandon has developed into an elite level shooter with an ever improving handle, matched with outstanding size, speed, athleticism, and above average defensive abilities.

#5 Donatas Motiejunas

While some rate Vesely or Valanciunas as the best pure International prospect, in my opinion Motiejunas has the most potential to be a star in the NBA. At only 20 years of age, he has blossomed into one of the best scoring big men in all of Europe as he is currently averaging 13 ppg, shooting over 60% from the field, including more than 46% from behind the arc at the highest level in the Italian leagues.

#4 Kemba Walker

Kemba keeps proving everyone wrong. We all kept saying he was too small, isn’t a good enough shooter, and isn’t capable of running a team. He proved everyone wrong by helping UConn make arguably the greatest postseason run in history, sweeping the Big East Tourney and winning the National Title.

#3 Enes Kanter

The Turkish phenom’s sitting out over eligibility concerns hasn’t hurt his draft stock any as he is a bonafide Lottery lock. most scouts are probably still impressed by his domination of International competition during last year’s Nike Hoop Summit (where he broke Dirk Nowitzki’s scoring record).

#2 Derrick Williams

The 2 time PAC-10 POY has been every bit as good as advertised this season, and then some. Williams stock has skyrocketed as he has become a game-changing big man who projects well at the next level. After surprising fans with his outstanding play as an unheralded freshman last season, he has taken his game to another level, helping to make the Wildcats relevant once again out West.

#1 Kyrie Irving

While it’s rare that a HS player that has played only 11 games at the collegiate level could be regarded as a Top 5 pick, but Irving is just that good. In those 11 contests, he appears to be the total package from the PG position, showcasing 5 star floor general skills like elite level scoring, impressive handles, a high basketball IQ, and above average defense.

#10 Jan Vesely

Jan has shown a more ferocious demeanor around the rim this year as he attempts to dunk on seemingly every possession playing for Partizan. Although possessing a more slender frame, many scouts have compared Vesely to the European version of Blake Griffin, as he continually posterizes dozens of opposing players. He has terrific size (6’11) and length to play the SF position in the NBA.

#9 Jonathan Bender

#5 pick in 1999 by Toronto – Toronto wisely traded the straight from high school Bender to Indiana on draft night. Touted as the next Garnett, he played in only 237 games over 7 injury plagued seasons averaging 5.6 points. Toronto passed on drafting Rip Hamilton, Andre Miller, and Ron Artest.

#8 Robert 'Tractor' Traylor

#6 pick in 1998 by Dallas – The Mavericks must have been psychic when they traded the next Chris Webber to Milwaukee for Dirk Nowitzki and what would become Steve Nash in one of the most lopsided draft day trades in history. Dallas eventually got a trip to the NBA Finals and one of the decade’s best players, while Traylor battled weight issues averaging 4.8 points and 3.8 rebounds in 7 seasons. Other players drafted after Traylor included Paul Pierce, Al Harrington, and Rashard Lewis.

#7 Rafael Araujo

Rafael 'Hoffa' Araujo was drafted 8th overall by the Toronto Raptors in 2004. Once again a team tried to draft for a perceived need of a big man instead of choosing the most talented option. Araujo was already 24 years old when drafted and got worse and worse ever year he played in the league before being bounced back overseas to play out the remainder of his career.

#6 Stromile Swift

#2 pick in 2000 by Grizzlies – The 6’10 player could run the floor with the best of them but not much else. Has the distinction of being the only active player to have been on the Grizzlies roster in both Vancouver and Memphis. His current career averages of 8.4 points and 4.6 rebounds means he can only move up the list and not down. Vancouver passed on drafting Hedo Turkoglu, Quentin Richardson, and Mike Miller.

#5 Michael Olowokandi

#1 pick in 1998 by LA Clippers – The original “Kandi Man” never should have been the number one pick in the great draft class of 98′ since he averaged 9.5 points and 7.7 rebounds over 9 unremarkable seasons for 3 teams. Despite his average numbers, he was always among the leagues highest paid players because of his potential as a number one pick. The Clippers passed on drafting Vince Carter, Antawn Jamison, and Mike Bibby.

#4 Adam Morrison

Adam Morrison had a great college career, so its hard to blame Charlotte for selecting Morrison 3rd overall in the 2006 NBA Draft. But to date he's only shooting 38 percent from the field on the career and most often is seen cheerleading from the sidelines. Oh yeah, did I mention he was drafted ahead of BRANDON ROY? Um, yeah...bust.

#3 Greg Oden

#1 pick in 2007 by Portland, Oden is often referred to as 'Mr. Glass' in NBA circles. You have to feel for the guy with so much size and talent but from Day 1 in the league just couldn't stay healthy and on the court. Can he redeem himself at this point? Doubt it. Given his potential coming in, he's got to be considered one of the top busts on this list.

#2 Darko Milicic

Darko was drafted 2nd overall by the Detroit Pistons in 2003 in likely the most talented draft in NBA history. Darko was drafted ahead of Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh. If that wasn't enough to earn him a top nod on this list, how about his career averages of 6 ppg, 4 rpg, and 1bpg. Rather that or Melo, Wade, or Bosh? Just sayin'...

#1 Kwame Brown

#1 pick in 2001 by Washington – Michael Jordan may be the greatest player of all time but not the best talent evaluator. Jordan in 01′ pulled the trigger on drafting Brown as the first high school player to be selected #1 overall in NBA draft history. Brown has played for 4 different teams with none of which finding much use for him. His career to date has also been marred by numerous controversial incidents including rape accusation in 06′, disorderly conduct for being in a car driven on the wrong side of the road, and unbelievably throwing birthday cake at a pedestrian by accident, both in 07′.

#10 Nikoloz Tskitishvili

Taken 5th overall by the Denver Nuggets in the 2002 NBA Draft, Denver had high hopes for this European prospect. Given the fact that Dirk Nowitzki and Peja Stojakovic were setting a new standard for European big men who could shoot the lights out, Tskitishvili seemed like a good option. With career averages of 2.9 points and 1.8 rebounds per game, anyone going to argue he was a huge bust?

#9 Amare Stoudemire

After not taking up organized basketball until age 14 and playing at 6 high schools over 4 years, Amare gained national attention as the MVP of the Nike Summer League in 2002. Despite committing to play college ball at Memphis, he decided to declare for the NBA Draft, and was chosen as the 9th overall pick by the Phoenix Suns.

Career Stats: 21.4 ppg, 8.9 rebs, 1.4 blk, .544 FG %

#8 Dirk Nowitzki

An alumnus of Röntgen Gymnasium and DJK Würzburg basketball club, Nowitzki was drafted ninth overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1998 NBA Draft, and was immediately traded to the Mavericks, where he has played ever since.

Career Stats: 23.0 ppg, 8.4 rebs, 2.7 ast, 1.0 bpg

#7 Dwight Howard

After his senior campaign at SW Atlanta Christian Academy, Howard swept all major HS POY Awards en route to being selected as the #1 overall pick by Orlando in the 2004 NBA Draft. Seen as the replacement for the departed Tracy McGrady, Howard worked hard to become arguably the game’s most imposing and physically gifted big man over the past 5 seasons.

Career Stats: 17.5 ppg, 12.7 rebs, 2.1 blk, .575 FG%

#6 Shawn Kemp

Some fans may chose not to include Kemp on this list because he was enrolled at both Kentucky and Trinity Valley Community College, but he officially never played a game of college ball. As the 17th pick in the '89 Draft by the Supersonics, Kemp became the youngest player (19 yrs) at the time to play in the NBA.

Career Stats: 14.6 ppg, 8.4 rebs

#5 Tracy McGrady

As the '97 USA Today HS Player of the Year at Mt Zion Academy in North Carolina, McGrady started his NBA career off slow by only averaging 7 ppg, after being selected as the 9th pick in the '97 NBA Draft. After originally being known as Vince Carter’s little cousin, McGrady started to develop into one of the league’s premier players once he joined the Orlando Magic.

Career Stats: 21.5 ppg, 6.0 rebs, 4.7 ast, 1.3 stl

#4 Kevin Garnett

As one of the most celebrated HS players of this generation, “Da Big Kid” became the first player since Malone to be drafted directly out of high school when he was selected as the #5 pick in the '95 Draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves. Garnett was the un-official pioneer of the new breed of hybrid big men currently dominating the college and pro ranks.

Career Stats: 19.8 ppg, 10.8 rebs, 4.2 ast, 1.6 blk

#3 Lebron James

After winning 3 consecutive Ohio State Titles at St. Vincent-St. Mary’s HS and winning most national POY awards in his senior season, James decided to take his considerable talents to the NBA after losing his NCAA eligibilty by participating in more than 2 HS All Star events as a senior. James took the league by storm by joining Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan as the only players at the time to average 20 pts, 5 rebs, and 5 ast in their rookie season and was named the ‘04 ROY.

Career Stats: 27.8 ppg, 7 rebs, 7 ast, 1.7 stl, 1 blk

#2 Moses Malone

The man known simply as “Moses” to NBA fans was undoubtedly one of the league’s all-time best players over his 19 year NBA career. After reneging on a letter of intent to play for the University of Maryland, then playing 2 years in the ABA, he was the 5th player ever to go straight to the NBA without playing in college.

Career Stats: 20.6 ppg, 12.2 rebs, .491 FG%

#1 Kobe Bryant

It was a close contest with Moses and Kobe but Kobe wins out because of his 5 NBA CHIPs. After being named the ‘96 Naismith Prep Player of the Year out of suburban Philadelphia, Kobe was selected as the 13th player selected in the 1996 NBA Draft. The Lakers then traded center Vlade Divac to the Hornets for the rights to Bryant.

Career Stats: 25.3 ppg, 5.3 rebs, 4.7 ast, 1.5 stl

#10 Jermaine O'Neal

Despite an outstanding HS career at Eau Claire HS in South Carolina, O’Neal’s basketball career almost ended before it began after scoring poorly on the SAT’s. But after some mentoring by his HS coach, he straightened out and was chosen as the #17 pick in the '96 NBA Draft. After playing minor minutes off the Portland bench over his first 4 seasons, Jemaine blossomed into a perrenial All Star and elite level shot blocker in Indiana.

Career Stats: 14.2 ppg, 7.5 rebs, 1.9 blk

#9 Amare Stoudemire

Career Stats: 21.4 ppg, 8.9 rebs, 1.4 blk, .544 FG %

#8 Jermaine O'Neal

Career Stats: 14.2 ppg, 7.5 rebs, 1.9 blk

#7 Dwight Howard

Career Stats: 17.5 ppg, 12.7 rebs, 2.1 blk, .575 FG%

#6 Shawn Kemp

Career Stats: 14.6 ppg, 8.4 rebs

#5 Tracy McGrady

Career Stats: 21.5 ppg, 6.0 rebs, 4.7 ast, 1.3 stl

#4 Lebron James

Career Stats: 27.8 ppg, 7 rebs, 7 ast, 1.7 stl, 1 blk

#3 Kevin Garnett

Career Stats: 19.8 ppg, 10.8 rebs, 4.2 ast, 1.6 blk

#2 Moses Malone

Career Stats: 20.6 ppg, 12.2 rebs, .491 FG%

#1 Kobe Bryant

Career Stats: 25.3 ppg, 5.3 rebs, 4.7 ast, 1.5 stl

#10 Darryl Dawkins

Hoping to follow in Moses Malone’s footsteps, Dawkins renounced his college eligibility and applied for the NBA Draft. The Sixers obliged by taking Dawkins with the 5th overall pick in the ‘75 Draft as not many players during that time had his combination of size, skill, and athleticism.

Career Stats: 12 ppg, 6.1 rebs, 1.4 blk

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Gatorade HS Award Winner's Hit the ESPY's

Two-time Gatorade National Boys Basketball Player of the Year Brandon Knight, Pine Crest School, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., right, and Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year Chiney Ogwumike, Cy-Fair High School, Cypress, Texas, show their trophies after receiving the 2010 Gatorade High School Athlete of the Year honors, Wednesday, July 14, 2010 in Los Angeles. Photo/Gatorade, Susan Goldman

Gatorade HS Athlete of the Year Recipients

Two-time Gatorade National Boys Basketball Player of the Year Brandon Knight, Pine Crest School, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., right, and Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year Chiney Ogwumike, Cy-Fair High School, Cypress, Texas, show their trophies after receiving the 2010 Gatorade High School Athlete of the Year honors, Wednesday, July 14, 2010 in Los Angeles. Photo/Gatorade, Susan Goldman

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The Hoop Doctors were fortunate enough to catch up with Kevin Love and chat about the new additions to the Wolves and his summer preparations.

WNBA Superstar Lisa Leslie

Although she's retired from the LA Sparks, i'm pretty sure Lisa was ready to take Kevin off the bounce!

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Stuart Scott of ESPN SportsCenter has lots to say when it comes to NBA and NFL action.

Dr. Julius Erving

Erving won three championships, four Most Valuable Player Awards, and three scoring titles while playing in the ABA and NBA. Kevin was more than excited to catch up with one of his basketball idols.

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Kevin Burke of TheHoopDoctors.com arrives at the ESPY pre-luncheon put on by Gatorade for their Athlete of the Year presentation

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#3 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Due to the fact that KAJ is the All-time leading NBA scorer, people sometimes forget about just how good he was at the other end of the court. Kareem was an animal on the glass, and could change shots with the best of them. He was super long and although not bulky could hold his ground and block shots against even the biggest of opposing centers. Until just recently Kareem Abdul-Jabaar was second all-time in blocks with 3,189 before being surpassed by Dikembe Mutumbo. Kareem is also third all-time in total rebounds, and secured more than 9,300 defensive rebounds during his career. For those that followed his career closely, they would recognize most his ability to turn it up in close games and basically shut down the opposition from scoring in the paint.

#4 - Gary 'The Glove' Payton

When this list was being constructed, the first players to come to mind were big men. The big fellas blocking shots and securing possessions with defensive rebounds are the first natural thoughts when talking about defense. But if there was one player that revolutionized the way we think about the top defensive players, it was Gary Payton. In fact he was even nicknamed ‘The Glove’ due to his ability to cover and wrap up opposing point guards like a baseball in a glove. A lot of guards will anticipate poor passes and fill the passing lanes for steals. Gary not only did that with great success, but where he differed from many guards was in his ability as an on-the-ball defender. He literally could shut down players at either the 1 or 2 position on any given night. Gary is third all-time on the NBA’s steals list with 2,445 career steals. Payton shares the record with Michael Jordan as the player with the most selections to the NBA’s all-defensive first team, at 9. Probably the most telling factor however for his dominance as a defender, Gary Payton is the only point guard in NBA history that has ever received the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award.

#5 - Wilt Chamberlain

Wilt the stilt will probably be remembered for being the most dominant scorer the NBA has ever seen. His career and season per game averages in scoring are astounding. What people often forget is how much he changed the game defensively. He is the all-time leader in rebounds with a mind-blowing 23,924. They didn’t record blocks in his era, however rumor has it that Wilt would sometimes have upwards of 20 blocks in a single contest. The NBA didn’t start giving out the Defensive Player of the Year award until 1982, otherwise Wilt may have racked up quite a few of these to go along with his 4 NBA MVP awards.

#6 - Michael 'Air' Jordan

MJ is definitely not the best defensive player to ever play the game. But given his will to win, and inability to accept losing, are probably the driving factors in his success as a defender. The intensity with which MJ played defense was motivating. He literally made playing defense and shutting down opponents ‘cool’ for guards. In the modern game, Josh Smith and Lebron James are often on highlight reels for hustling back on defense and erasing mistakes by blocking wide-open opposition lay-ups off the backboard. Well you can thank MJ for that, as he basically invented those highlights. MJ was the NBA’s defensive player of the year in 1988, and has the record 9 times on the NBA All-defensive First Team. Jordan is also second to only John Stockton on the All-time Steals list with 2,514 career steals.

#7 - Dikembe Mutumbo

If there was one prototype for a shot blocking machine, it would certainly look a lot like Dikembe Mutombo. He was built to block shots. His length, leaping ability, timing, and his wagging finger in the face of opponents after he shuts them down are what I always think about when people talk best shot blockers of all-time. Mutombo is second all-time on the total blocks list with 3,289, and has won the defensive player of the year award a record 4 times (tied with Ben Wallace). Mutombo led the league 5 times in total blocks, 4 times in total rebounds, and 2 times in defensive boards. Mutombo is certainly the scariest guy to be facing as an opposing guard driving into the paint. He has made a career of erasing the mistakes of his teammates at the rim.

#2 - Dennis 'Worm' Rodman

Dennis 'The Worm' Rodman was known for his fierce defensive and rebounding abilities. He defended physically but also mentally. He was known for playing mind games with his opponents and was one of the best of all-time at getting under the skin of his opponent, drawing costly technical fouls and sometimes their suspensions. Playing small forward in his early years before becoming a power forward, Rodman earned NBA All-Defensive First Team honors seven times and was voted NBA Defensive Player of the Year twice. He also led the NBA in rebounds per game for a record seven consecutive years and won five NBA championships (1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, 1998).

#8 - Bill Russell

If there was ever a ‘kryptonite’ for the original superman, Wilt Chamberlain, it was Bill Russell. Wilt could simply not be stopped, unless he was going head to head with Russell. The road to the title in those days went through Bill Russell, and only a very select few got through him. Although they didn’t record blocks back when Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain were playing in the NBA, there are some tremendous stories circulating, among those who were fortunate enough to see them play live, that both giants blocked shots by the dozens. Although we have to take our elders word for it, they both did enough on defensive rebounds alone to land them on this list. Russell averaged 22.5 rebounds per game over the course of his career, which is more than 11 per game over the third all time on that list. The Celtics were a very tough team to score on in those days, and it all started and ended with Russell anchoring the paint.

#9 - David 'The Admiral' Robinson

The Admiral could not be left another one of our all-defense lists. He was a huge presence on the boards, and blocking shots in the paint. In 1992 he was named the NBA's defensive player of the year, and he was a 4x recipient for the NBA All-Defense First Team, and 4x NBA All-Defense Second Team. Robinson finished his career a champion, and put up huge total numbers of 10,500 rebounds, and just shy of 3,000 blocks.

#1 - Hakeem 'The Dream' Olajuwon

Hakeem Olajuwon finished his career as the NBA’s All-time leader in blocked shots with 3,830. That is almost 700 more blocked shots than the second place in total blocks, Dikembe Mutombo. That in itself would make Hakeem ‘The Dream’ worthy of our first spot as the best defensive basketball player of all-time. But there is something even more compelling about Olajuwon’s defensive abilities. He is 8th on the NBA’s All-time steals list, with 2,162 steals! That is very rare for a big man, in fact as evidence of this there is not even one other Center that has cracked the top 25 of the all-time steals list. Hakeem is also 11th on the All-time rebounds list. Between all the blocks, steals, and rebounds that Hakeem Olajuwon has logged think about how many ‘new’ possessions he has secured for his team without the opposition scoring! No wonder the Rockets won those NBA Championships.

#10 - Alonzo Mourning

If there was a definition for ‘intensity’ would you not expect to find Alonzo Mourning’s name in there somewhere? How about the word ‘Warrior’? This guy was an absolute beast on the defensive end. Although his offensive game was adequate, yet limited, he more than made up for it on the defensive end. He played with a purpose, and that was to shut people down. He seemingly put a lid on his teams basket. Most folks are aware of Alonzo’s kidney transplant that sidelined him for a few years, and about his almost miraculous comeback to the top with the Miami Heat. Keeping all of the missed games and limited minutes due to his health situations in mind, Mourning still is 10th all-time in blocked shots with 2,356. Even more impressive considering his limited minutes per game, he is 6th all-time in blocks per game at 2.81 over the course of his career. Simply astounding, Mourning is an inspiration, and one mean and intense defensive master. Alonzo is also a 2-time defensive player of the year recipient.

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#9 - Vanessa Williams / Rick Fox

Her second marriage was to former Lakers player Rick Fox. They married in September 1999 and have a daughter, Sasha Gabriella (born May 2000). After The National Enquirer published pictures of Fox kissing and hugging another woman in mid-2004, Fox's representative announced that the couple had been "headed toward divorce" for over a year. A few months later in August 2004, Fox filed for divorce. Williams is currently single and resides in Chappaqua, New York.

#8 - Eva Longoria / Tony Parker

On November 30, 2006, Longoria became engaged to San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker. The couple was officially married in a civil service on Friday, July 6, 2007, at a Paris city hall.

#7 - Amanda Altschuler / Wayne Ellington

Ellington was drafted 28th overall in the 2009 NBA Draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves. Not much was known about Ms. Altschuler before she showed up at a draft party with Ellington. She is an aspiring model who claims to have a 34D bust size.

#6 - Carmen Electra / Dennis Rodman

Electra married rebounding phenom Dennis Rodman in December 1998. Their wedding took place at Little Chapel of the Flowers in Las Vegas, Nevada. However, the marriage did not last long, and Electra filed for divorce in April 1999.

#5 - Tyra Banks / Chris Webber

Tyra Banks was Chris Webber’s girlfriend from 2001-2004. Banks and Webber were long-rumored to be engaged, but both parties denied the story.

#4 - Kenya Bell / Charlie Bell

She competed and won Miss Michigan USA 2001 and placed in the top ten at the Miss USA competition, where she broke the record for the highest preliminary swimsuit score to date. She now resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and is married to Charlie Bell of the Milwaukee Bucks.

#3 - Adriana Lima / Marko Jaric

Model Adriana Lima is well known for being the face and body of Victoria's Secret. On Valentine's Day 2009, she married Serbian NBA player Marko Jarić, whom she began dating in November 2007.

#2 - Elsa Benitez / Rony Seikaly

Benítez began modeling after winning an international model search in Costa Rica in 1995. She married former NBA player, Rony Seikaly, 12 years her senior, in September 1999, and she filed for divorce in August 2005.

#1 - Hope Dworaczyk / Jason Kidd

Jason Kidd's girlfriend Hope is an American model who was selected as Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Month for April 2009.

#15 - Khloe Kardashian / Lamar Odom

On September 27, 2009, Kardashian and Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom were married. She was escorted down the aisle by stepfather Bruce Jenner. Sisters Kim and Kourtney served as maids of honor. On October 9, she appeared on The View and announced she had changed her name to Khloé Kardashian Odom, dropping her original middle name and changing her maiden name to her new middle name.

#14 - Bre Ladd / Luke Walton

In 2007, Lakers Luke Walton was rumored to be dating Britney Spears, but he clarified that he was actually dating Bre Ladd, his college girlfriend, and a former volleyball player at the University of Arizona.

#13 - Vanessa Bryant / Kobe Bryant

In November 1999, 21-year-old Bryant met 17-year-old Vanessa Laine while she was working as a background dancer on the Tha Eastsidaz music video "G'd Up". The two began dating and became engaged just six months later in May 2000, while Laine was still a senior in High School. According to Vanessa's cousin Laila Laine, there was no prenuptial agreement. Vanessa said Bryant "loved her too much for one"

#12 - Trina / Kenyon Martin

Meet Katrina Laverne Taylor, or Trina as she is popularly known as, an American rapper who is dating NBA forward Kenyon Martin of the Denver Nuggets. Trina and Kenyon have been living together. Although separated the basketball star is still married to his wife Heather Martin.

#11 - Priscila De Gustin / Pau Gasol

Model Priscila De gustin has been linked to Pau Gasol of the Lakers since 2008.

#10 - Aleka Kamila / Peja Stojakovic

NBA sharp shooter Peja Stojaković is married to Greek model Aleka Kamila, and has two children with her: Andrej and Mila

#2 - Allen Iverson, Former Player

"Practice? I mean, listen, we're talking about practice. Not a game. Not a game. Not a game. We're talking about practice. Not a game. Not the game. Not the game. We're talkin about practice, man. We're talkin about practice. We're taklin about practice, man. What are we talkin about? Practice. We're talkin about practice, man."

#3 - Stacey King, Former Bulls Player

"When Micheal Jordan scored 69 points, I knew I'd always remember it as the night me and Micheal combined for 70 points"

#9 - Shaquille O'Neal, Cleveland Cavaliers Center

“I’m tired of hearing about money, money, money. I just want to play the game, drink Pepsi, and wear Reebok.”

#4 - Frank Layden, Former Coach and Executive for Utah Jazz

"I told him, 'Son, what is it with you? Is it ignorance or apathy?' He said, 'Coach, I don't know and I don't care."

#5 - Charles Barkley, Former Player

"These are my new shoes. They're good shoes. They won't make you rich like me, they won't make you rebound like me, they definitely won't make you handsome like me. They'll only make you have shoes like me. That's it."

#6 - George Raveling, Former College Coach

"Fans never fall asleep at our games, because they're afraid they might get hit by a pass."

#7 - Dean Smith, Former UNC Coach

"If you make every game a life and death proposition, you're going to have problems. For one thing, you'll be dead a lot."

#8 - Wilt Chamberlain, Former Player

"They say that nobody is perfect. Then they tell you practice makes perfect. I wish they'd make up their minds."

#1 - Shaquille O'Neal, Cleveland Cavaliers Center

"Can't nobody [mess] with me. I'm like toilet paper, Pampers and toothpaste. I'm definitely proven to be effective."

#10 - Doc Rivers, Coach Boston Celtics

"Winning is like deodorant - when it comes up, a lot of things no longer stink."

9. Rashard Lewis - $18,876,000

You can't argue with success. When the Magic signed Rashard Lewis for this absurdly large contract for a player of his caliber, Magic fans were losing their minds. But the Magic have been winners the last two seasons so maybe he deserves the big bucks after all. Or maybe Dwight Howard is just 'that good'. Either way Lewis' salary is a lesson that players are paid what their market value is at the time of signing.

8. Ray Allen - $19,766,860

Everybody is talking about the Summer 2010 free agency. But not many are talking about Ray Allen. He is aging, and he certainly will not be making anywhere near $19.76 million next season. But don't sleep on him getting a decent salary wherever he ends up. The guy is still a lights out shooter, that may be considered technically the greatest overall shooter this league has ever seen.

7. Paul Pierce - $19,795,712

There is a lot of talk in Boston about who are the greatest Celtics of all-time. Surprisingly enough after their championship run a couple years ago, Pierce now comes up in that discussion with all the other Celtic legends. Although he's no Bill Russell he still is putting in work and earning his paycheck.

6. Dirk Nowitzki - $19,795,714

Disco Dirk has the Dallas Mavericks rolling in the second half of the season and is earning every dollar of that enormous $19.8 million figure. With a player option for next season, don't be surprised to see Dirk command another big salary through an extension or free agency. He's still 'that good'.

5. Shaquille O'Neal - $20,000,000

Like it or not, aging or not, Shaquille O'Neal is still a game changer. Just based on pure size and strength alone he can't be ignored by defenses. Oh yeah, and he also puts butts in seats. Although he did have a thumb injury keeping him out of the lineup in recent weeks, O'Neal helped the Cavs earn the top record in the league. That and a well known fellow named Lebron James of course. Look for Shaq to really show his value in the playoffs against the Dwight Howards, Chris Bosh's, and if they are fortunate enough, the Pau Gasol's.

4. Tim Duncan - $22,183,218

The Big Fundamental is also The Big Bling Bling. But when you consider how much money he has made the Spurs franchise throughout the duration of his career with his four Championships in San Antonio, I don't think anyone is complaining about Timmy getting his due 'consideration'.

3. Jermaine O'Neal - $22,995,000

Shocker right? Remember when Jermaine O'Neal was an NBA MVP candidate with the Pacers and one of the premiere big men in the NBA? Ya, the memory is fading fast for us too, but he's still working off his contract from those past days of elite. Miami will get relief this summer after his contract expires. O'Neal is still servicable but will likely not be making anywhere near these types of dollars next year.

2. Kobe Bryant - $23,034,375

The new Mr. Laker just signed a contract extension that will keep Kobe in Los Angeles for another four years. More importantly in the eyes of Kobe and his fans he will likely be a "Laker for Life". I think most people will agree however that Kobe 'earns' his paycheck.

10. Michael Redd - $17,040,000

Redd is a gunner. He is a volume shooter but also a deadly accurate player from beyond the arc. Unfortunately for the Bucks Redd has been hurt the majority of the season. The Bucks had a surprisingly good run behind Bogut and Jennings this year, but it still has to hurt shelling out $17 million for a guy who hasn't stepped foot on the court.

1. Tracy McGrady - $23,239,561

Although Tracy McGrady didn't play for a good portion of the year due to injuries he still made the big bucks. Starting out the season with the Houston Rockets and now with the New York Knicks, the franchise is dolling out a huge salary to retain his big name personna. All things considered however, the Knicks are going to get one helluva salary cap relief when his salary comes off the books this summer. Knicks want Lebron in free agency, its simple math.

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Laker Girls 58 of 58

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Pacemates 15 of 15

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Mavericks Dancers 40 of 40

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Charlotte Lady Cats 30 of 30

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Celtics Stacey

Celtics Rebecca

Celtics Rachel

Celtics Melissa

Celtics Meghan

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Celtics Casey

Celtics Caitlin

Celtics Ashley M

Celtics Ashley E

Celtics Alison

Celtics Alexis

Celtics Alex

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