
First of all, this is my favorite player from the league, Dwyane "Flash" Wade.
:: Wade's stats (08-09) ::
Points per game: 29.0 (1st in ranking)
Rebounds per game: 5.0 (Not in top 50)
Assists per game: 7.4 (9th in ranking)
Steals per game: 2.14 (3rd in ranking)
Blocks per game: 1.43 (20th in ranking)
Height: 1.93m
Miami Heat Win-Loss Record: 31-27 (5th in East)
Points per game: 29.0 (1st in ranking)
Rebounds per game: 5.0 (Not in top 50)
Assists per game: 7.4 (9th in ranking)
Steals per game: 2.14 (3rd in ranking)
Blocks per game: 1.43 (20th in ranking)
Height: 1.93m
Miami Heat Win-Loss Record: 31-27 (5th in East)
Recent Achievement(s):
- Scored Career-High 50 points against Orlando Magic, however, loss in the end.
- Dished out Career-High 16 assists against Detroit Pistons in win.
- Led the Miami Heat from a 15 point deficit in final 9 minutes of the game against New York Knicks to secure the win.
- Scored Career-High 50 points against Orlando Magic, however, loss in the end.
- Dished out Career-High 16 assists against Detroit Pistons in win.
- Led the Miami Heat from a 15 point deficit in final 9 minutes of the game against New York Knicks to secure the win.

:: LeBron's stats (08-09) ::
Points per game: 28.4 (2nd in ranking)
Rebounds per game: 7.4 (29th in ranking)
Assists per game: 7.0 (10th in ranking)
Steals per game: 1.8 (6th in ranking)
Blocks per game: 1.2 (28th in ranking)
Height: 2.03m
Cleveland Cavaliers Win-Loss Record: 46-12 (1st in East)
Points per game: 28.4 (2nd in ranking)
Rebounds per game: 7.4 (29th in ranking)
Assists per game: 7.0 (10th in ranking)
Steals per game: 1.8 (6th in ranking)
Blocks per game: 1.2 (28th in ranking)
Height: 2.03m
Cleveland Cavaliers Win-Loss Record: 46-12 (1st in East)
Recent Achievement(s):
- Scored 55 points in a win over the Milwaukee Bucks on February 20, 2009.
- Scored 55 points in a win over the Milwaukee Bucks on February 20, 2009.

:: Kobe's stats (08-09) ::
Points per game: 27.7 (3rd in ranking)
Rebounds per game: 5.5 (Not in top 50)
Assists per game: 5.0 (26th in ranking)
Steals per game: 1.3 (23rd in ranking)
Blocks per game: 0.4 (Not in top 5o)
Height: 1.98m
Los Angeles Lakers Win-Loss Record: 48-12 (1st in West)
Recent Achievement(s):Points per game: 27.7 (3rd in ranking)
Rebounds per game: 5.5 (Not in top 50)
Assists per game: 5.0 (26th in ranking)
Steals per game: 1.3 (23rd in ranking)
Blocks per game: 0.4 (Not in top 5o)
Height: 1.98m
Los Angeles Lakers Win-Loss Record: 48-12 (1st in West)
- Scored 61 points against New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden, sets the record for highest points scored in Madison Square Garden.
One of the discussions going on in NBA is the MVP candidate. Right now it is the battle between these three players - LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade.
Let's see... To me, i actually feel that the MVP is more of a battle between just two players, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade.
Kobe is of course 1 of the best players in the league, but judging by the stats alone, he is definitely not producing as well as the other 2 players are. Still, he is a very good player, very versatile I must say. Let him loose and he will score, 100%. That's how accurate he is. Just check out on videos and you will be able to see a lot of incredible plays from him.
Moving on...
LeBron James.
This year, the Cleveland Cavaliers are definitely doing VERY well, being the 1st in Eastern Conference. James is also producing good results. Scoring buckets, blocking shots, even dishing out more assists than he had during the last few seasons. I don't think that many Forwards are capable of doing what he is doing now.
He also has great vertical abilities, man, he can just soar from near the free throw lane and then throwing down a monster dunk.
For example, during the last dunk he did at the all-star game, his head was at the rim level. That is how HIGH he can jump.
Dwyane Wade.
For the Miami Heat, they are definitely not as well as the Cavaliers with the winning and losing record pretty close, near 50%. Hence, i must say that more load is cast onto Wade than Cavaliers has on James.
Judging by Wade's performance this year, he is definitely having his best season so far.
He is taking shots, dishing out assists, intercepting balls and passes and most impressive of all, he is blocking more shots than usual. He is the only guard to make it in the top 50 list of Blocks per Game.
If you were to look at personal skills and abilities, I feel that James would stand out more.
However, if you were to look at Team stats as well, I feel that Wade would deserve the title more. He has a heavier burden with a weaker team. Yet, he is still winning matches for the team and also performing well on his own.
It all depends on how you look at it.
Oh well, let's just see how the season will end.
Okay that's all, enough of my thoughts, ciao people!