All Star Game.

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This is who I think should make the NBA All Star Team.
East
PG- Kyrie Irving.
SG- John Wall.
SF- Paul George.
PF- LeBron James.
C- Al Jefferson.

West
PG- Chris Paul.
SG- James Harden.
SF- Kevin Durant.
PF- Blake Griffin.
C- Dwight Howard
Now these are the people that are going to make the NBA All Star Game.
East
PG- Kyrie Irving.
SG- Dwyane Wade.
SF- LeBron James.
PF- Carmelo Anthony.
C- Roy Hibbert.
West
PG- Stephen Curry.
SG- Kobe Bryant.
SF- Kevin Durant.
PF- Kevin Love.
C- Dwight Howard.

Votes for the All Star Game

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            East                                                                                                      West
Point    Kyrie Irving                                                                               Chris Paul
Shooting Dwyane Wade                                                                         Kobe Bryant
Small     LeBron James                                                                          Kevin Durant
Power      Carmelo Anthony                                                                  Blake Griffin
Center     Tyson Chandler                                                                    Dwight Howard

LeBron says Chris Paul is the Best Point Guard in the NBA

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From the LA Times...
After the Clippers beat Miami on Wednesday, LeBron James sat by his locker praising Chris Paul.
"He's always aware, he knows the tempo of the game, knows the score. He's always aware of when he needs to pick his points, you know, pick his shots or get into attack and make things happen.

"That's why I've always felt that he's the best point guard in the NBA."
Paul had 16 points and 10 assists in the Clippers' 107-100 win over the defending champions. He opened the game up for his team, turning a 54-52 halftime lead into a double-digit advantage heading into the fourth quarter after he scored 13 points in the final three minutes and 22 seconds of the third quarter.
Paul referred to his third-quarter scoring frenzy as a stroke of luck.
When a reporter told him that the reigning MVP of the league thinks that Paul's humility is a bit misguided, Paul laughed.

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LeBron James Must Play with Chris Paul

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From The Bleacher Report...
Lost in the hoopla surrounding speculation over the possibility that LeBron James might ditch the Miami Heat for the Los Angeles Lakers in 2014—a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma—was this tidbit from the "report" filed by ESPN's Brian Windhorst on Thursday:

Meanwhile, keep an eye on Chris Paul, LeBron's best friend in the NBA. James has wanted to team up with CP3 for seven years or more. In 2005, when Paul was about to be drafted, James asked the Cavs to attempt to move up to get Paul, but the Cavs did not have the assets to pull off such a trade.
Paul and James have only grown closer since, playing together on Team USA four times since 2006 and winning gold medals in 2008 and last summer. Paul will be a free agent in 2013, and his situation could influence James' plans a year later.

LeBron, it seems, is buddy-buddy with CP3, perhaps even more so than he was with Dwyane Wade (and, to a lesser extent, Chris Bosh) prior to the summer of 2010. James has never played with a great point guard before, though that may have as much to do with how his teams have viewed his abilities as a floor general more than anything else





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ESPN 2012 Player Ranking

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This is my option about how the rankings should have been.

        What they were                                                                What They Should Have Been
         1.LeBron James                                                                       1.LeBron James
         2.Kevin Durant                                                                        2.Kevin Durant
         3.Dwight Howard                                                                    3.Dwyane Wade
         4.Chris Paul                                                                             4.Derrick Rose
         5.Derrick Rose                                                                        5.Dwight Howard
         6.Kobe Bryant                                                                        6. Carmelo Anthony
         7.Kevin Love                                                                          7.Blake Griffin
         8.Dwyane Wade                                                                      8. Kobe Bryant
         9.Russell Westbrook                                                                9.Russell Westbrook
         10.Deron Williams                                                                  10.Chris Paul