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1. Kevin Love
-26.3ppg, 12.6rpg, 4.3apg, 46%FG, 38% 3pt FG
-Even though the man cannot play any defense to speak of, he is a dominant force in every other aspect of the game. Hopefully, Minnesota can hang on to him when he becomes a FA, but I highly doubt it.
2. Blake Griffin
-24.3ppg, 9.7rpg, 3.8apg, 53%FG
-One of the most exciting players in the league is actually being coached this year, and his numbers reflect it. The Clippers are going to be a tough out in the playoffs this year. Griffin’s advancement is a big part of that.
3. LaMarcus Aldridge
-23.4ppg, 11.1rpg, 2.7apg, 46%FG
-Not necessarily the toughest competitor, but Aldridge is a highly efficient basketball player. There aren’t many things he is limited to on a basketball court, and he is a matchup nightmare on a daily basis.
4. David Lee
-18.5ppg, 9.4rpg, 2.2apg, 52%FG
-It’s not all Steph and Klay in the Bay. Lee’s steady play is the underlying factor in Golden State’s rise to playoff contender.
5. Zach Randolph
-17.3ppg, 10.2rpg, 2.5apg, 46%FG
-Maybe the most underappreciated player in the last decade. Randolph continues to post double doubles in routine fashion. With Marc Gasol missing the middle of the season, Randolph carried the Grizzlies into playoff contention.
_________________ McDude wrote: My wife said 2 things about Bernstein today:
"He sounds like a man that was never challenged to be a man."
"He gives a lot of opinions without probably having many life experiences."
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