Friday, October 30, 2009

Team leaders

The team leaders are the key persons in the team and every general managers would like to have star like Lebron James in the roster. These stars has own team and everybody is focusing on them.

True Leaders
There are only several players who are able to dominate and lead their teams long time. Here are players who lead the same team's stats for at least four years:
  • Lebron James (24)
  • Nowitzki Dirk (31)
  • Bryant Kobe (31)
  • Vince Carter (32)
  • Chris Paul (24)
  • Dwight Howard (23)
  • Tim Duncan (33)
  • Bosh Chris (25)
  • Baron Davis (30)
  • Andre Iguodala (25)
To be in this list means to be the best in the team for several season and be able to resist against injuries. In several teams is big competition and is difficult be the best every year. The oldest leader is Tim Duncan (33). The young players are coming forward Paul James and the youngest Howard. Leadership of New Jersey should take Devin Harris. Iguodala took the leadership from Allen Iverson at Philadelphia after his trade in 2006.

Interesting duo Howard - Carter will be very strong at Orlando this year. Combination of powerful center with dynamic Vince Carter (potential 20-5-5 this year) can bring additional wins.

Team200920082007
Atlanta
Joe JohnsonJoe JohnsonJosh Smith
Boston
Paul PiercePaul PierceAl Jefferson
Charlotte
Raymond FeltonJason RichardsonGerald Wallace
Chicago
Ben GordonBen GordonLuol Deng
Cleveland
Lebron JamesLebron JamesLebron James
Dallas
Dirk NowitzkiDirk NowitzkiDirk Nowitzki
Denver
Carmelo AnthonyAllen IversonCarmelo Anthony
Detroit
Tayshaun PrinceChauncey BillupsRichard Hamilton
Golden State
Stephen JacksonBaron DavisBaron Davis
Houston
Yao MingTracy McgradyTracy Mcgrady
Indiana
Danny GrangerDanny GrangerJermaine O'Neal
ClippersBaron DavisCorey MaggetteElton Brand
LakersKobe BryantKobe BryantKobe Bryant
Memphis
Rudy GayRudy GayPau Gasol
Miami
Dwyane WadeShawn MarionDwyane Wade
Milwaukee
Richar JeffersonAndrew BogutMo Williams
Minnesota
Al JeffersonAl JeffersonKevin Garnett
New Jersey
Vince CarterVince CarterVince Carter
New Orleans
Chris PaulChris PaulChris Paul
New York
David LeeJamal CrawfordEddy Curry
Oklahoma
Kevin DurantKevin DurantRay Allen
Orlando
Dwight HowardDwight HowardDwight Howard
Philadelphia
Andre IguodalaAndre IguodalaAndre Iguodala
Phoenix
Shaquille O'NealAmare StoudemireAmare Stoudemire
Portland
Brandon RoyBrandon RoyZach Randolph
Sacramento
Jason ThompsonBrad MillerKevin Martin
San Antonio
Tim DuncanTim DuncanTim Duncan
Toronto
Chris BoshChris BoshChris Bosh
Utah
Deron WilliamsCarlos BoozerCarlos Boozer
Washington
Antawn JamisonAntawn JamisonGilbert Arenas

Other leaders
There are players who are the leaders and the only reason why there are not every year the stats leader are injuries.
  • Paul Pierce (32)
  • Carmelo Anthony (25)
  • Dwyane Wade (27)
  • Joe Johnson (28)
  • Amare Stoudemire (26)
Young guns
There are several young players who have stable position in their team. One of the most potential players is Kevin Durant, who should be 25ppg / 10 rpg player.
  • Danny Granger (26)
  • Rudy Gay (23)
  • Al Jefferson (24)
  • Kevin Durant (21)
  • Brandon Roy (25)
Interesting will be to watch who will be the leader at New Jersey (Devin Harris), Milwaukee (Michael Redd), Houston (Luis Scola) and Chicago (Luol Deng).

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