MVP - Kobe or Lebron

DPOTY - Big Ben

ROTY - Chris Paul

Most Improved - Elton Brand

Coach of the year - Flip Saunders

Champions - Spurs

Wooden Spooners - Atlanta

MVP - Kobe or Nash

DPOTY - Ben Wallace (could have been Kirilinko ,but he's injury prone)

ROTY - Chris Paul (Bogut will finish 2nd)

Most Improved : Pau Gasol or Mehmet Okur , Hedo Turkolew has a chance too.

Coach of the Year - Flip Saunders

Champions - Spurs

Cellar Dwellers : Atlanta

MVP - kobe/lebron/iverson

DPOTY - bowen

ROTY - c paul

Most Improved - diaw/gasol/west

Coach Of The Year - flip saunders

champions - san antonio

bottom - portland

MVP - kobe/lebron/iverson

DPOTY - bowen

ROTY - c paul

Most Improved - diaw/gasol/west

Coach Of The Year - flip saunders

champions - san antonio

bottom - portland

MVP - Steve Nash

DPOTY - Marcus Camby

ROTY - Chris Paul

6TH MAN - Mo Williams

Most Improved - David West

Coach of the year - Avery Johnson

Champions - Pistons

Last place - Bobcats (due to stupid injuries, which hopefully will get us Adam Morrison)

MVP - Nash

DPOY - Ben Wallace

ROY - Chris Paul

6th Man - Mo(how can everyone apart from TR forget this one?)

Most Improved - Diaw

Coach of the year - Flip Saunders

Wooden Spooners - Atlanta

Champions - My heart says either PHX ir Miami, but brain says Detroit.

MVP - Kobe

DPOY - Ben Wallace (special mention to ZO)

ROY - Chris Paul

6th Man - Mo' Williams

MIP - Gerald Wallace will come back and show all you guys!

Coach of the year - Byron Scott

Wooden Spooners - Bobcats unfortunately

Champions - Pistons

i just cant handle this kobe bryant mvp shit....when he gets 19 assists he will be on the same page

i just cant handle this kobe bryant mvp shit....when he leads a team to a 38-6 record he will be on the same page

Everyone knows that a teams record is a big factor of MVP, but we surely the impact the player on the teams record should hold more weight than the teams record itself. Saying Chauncey Billups is the reason they are 38-6 is taking credit away from the other 4 starters. MVP is an individual award and Kobe is single handedly leading a projected lottery team into the playoffs.

When the pistons win the championship in 4 or 5 games im sure they won't mind if Chauncey Billups doesnt win MVP. Im not saying Kobe is MVP hands down i think Nash has a very strong chance of winning it at this stage however personally i think to this point in the season Kobe's amazing performances warrant a big look in at the MVP

MVP - Dirk Nowitzki

DPOY - Desagana Diop

ROY - as Dallas has no Rookies the NBA will be Skipping the Rookie Of the Year Award this year

6th Man - Jerry Stackhouse

MIP - Josh Howard!

Coach of the year - Avery Johnson

Wooden Spooners - Atlanta who will trade there pick to Dallas

Champions - Dallas

my bad folks

ROY- Rawle Marshall or Josh Powell take your pick

What really does the MVP describe.

The Player who is the most valuable to the League in terms of Best Player

or

The Player who is the most valuable on one of the best teams in the League

If you can come up with the answer than I think you will have an answer for the Chancey/Kobe Debate

Generally the teams record has a big say in it but this year i think the Pistons contributions are so even across the board that Billups shouldn't get it, as he is only marginally the best player and any given player can be the best each night. Saying that, once again taking nothing away from Chauncey he's been outstanding this year and has really turned his career around.