2's:
Kobe Bryant / Pau Gasol
Kevin Garnett / Paul Pierce
Tony Parker / Tim Duncan
Steve Nash / Amare Stoudemire
LeBron James / Mo Williams

3's:
Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce
Steve Nash / Amare Stoudemire / Shaquille O'Neal
Tony Parker / Tim Duncan / Manu Ginobli
LeBron James / Mo Williams / Ben Wallace
Kobe Bryant / Pau Gasol / Lamar Odom

4's:
Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce/ Rajon Rondo
Steve Nash / Amare Stoudemire / Shaquille O'Neal / Jason Richardson
Kobe Bryant / Pau Gasol / Lamar Odom / Andrew Bynum

Starting 5:
LAKERS (Fisher, Bryant, Gasol, Odom, Bynum)
CELTICS (Rondo, Allen, Perkins, Garnett, Pierce)
SUNS (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudemire, Richardson, Hill)

Which you guys think are the best from each category?

I am thinking:
2's: LeBron James / Mo Williams
3's: Kobe Bryant / Pau Gasol / Lamar Odom
4's: Steve Nash / Amare Stoudemire / Shaquille O'Neal, Jason Richardson
5's: Steve Nash / Amare Stoudemire / Shaquille O'Neas, Jason Richardson, Grant Hill

2's:
Kobe Bryant / Pau Gasol
Kevin Garnett / Paul Pierce
Tony Parker / Tim Duncan
Steve Nash / Amare Stoudemire
LeBron James / Mo Williams

Well Mo Williams and LeBron James are the biggest pair they just tell it all both all stars and Mo Williams is one of the best point guards in the nba. James is the best player. Well the big 3 and Fantasy 4 are certainly the best ones and just seem to work very well, when ever one of them are missing they are seemed to be lost a bit. It just says everything the lower place teams just dont seem to have the players to come close to taking out the championship as they havent brought well and dont have the right players

Really? You think Mo Williams and LeBron are the best duo?

I was thinking either Garnett and Pierce or Bryant and Gasol.

2's: Tony Parker / Tim Duncan
3's: Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce
4's: Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce/ Rajon Rondo
5's: SUNS (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudemire, Richardson, Hill)

Tony and Timmy have done a remarkable job in controlling the Spurs during what was predicted to be a bad season for them

The Fab Four, as they are known now in Boston, are unstoppable once on a roll.

However, 4 former All-Stars in one starting line-up (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudamire and Hill) and a very solid scorer who I think has deserved at least one All-Star jersey (Richardson), I'm surprised the Suns are struggling so much.

And, for the record, Bynum is 50x better than Odom IMO

Bynum > Odom? I think Odom is better IMO. And for the Suns, they aren't struggling when you look at their record, they just play in a really tough division.

TheFeldster wrote:

2's: Tony Parker / Tim Duncan
3's: Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce
4's: Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce/ Rajon Rondo
5's: SUNS (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudemire, Richardson, Hill)

Tony and Timmy have done a remarkable job in controlling the Spurs during what was predicted to be a bad season for them

The Fab Four, as they are known now in Boston, are unstoppable once on a roll.

However, 4 former All-Stars in one starting line-up (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudamire and Hill) and a very solid scorer who I think has deserved at least one All-Star jersey (Richardson), I'm surprised the Suns are struggling so much.

And, for the record, Bynum is 50x better than Odom IMO

To the above comment yeah i do think Williams and James area better team that Garnett and Pierce. For the 5's TheFeldster why did you choose the Suns? I really believe Jason Richardson isnt playing that well at the Suns, anyone agree? Maybe this is because he is on a better team with already quality. I certainly have to agree with your 4's, Rondo's addition is huge he has just been a great point guard this year and will go on to better things. Could he be better than Chris Paul at any stage? Keep an eye out of Rubio (In the Draft this year), he seems to be a good player.

Well, when I was first posting this, I actually meant to make it as if who are the better players, not how they play. But thats okay. That is probably why I keep disagreeing with evveryone. :P:P. I understand you guys now haha.

SlamDunk wrote:

TheFeldster wrote:

2's: Tony Parker / Tim Duncan
3's: Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce
4's: Kevin Garnett / Ray Allen / Paul Pierce/ Rajon Rondo
5's: SUNS (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudemire, Richardson, Hill)

Tony and Timmy have done a remarkable job in controlling the Spurs during what was predicted to be a bad season for them

The Fab Four, as they are known now in Boston, are unstoppable once on a roll.

However, 4 former All-Stars in one starting line-up (Nash, O'Neal, Stoudamire and Hill) and a very solid scorer who I think has deserved at least one All-Star jersey (Richardson), I'm surprised the Suns are struggling so much.

And, for the record, Bynum is 50x better than Odom IMO

To the above comment yeah i do think Williams and James area better team that Garnett and Pierce. For the 5's TheFeldster why did you choose the Suns? I really believe Jason Richardson isnt playing that well at the Suns, anyone agree? Maybe this is because he is on a better team with already quality. I certainly have to agree with your 4's, Rondo's addition is huge he has just been a great point guard this year and will go on to better things. Could he be better than Chris Paul at any stage? Keep an eye out of Rubio (In the Draft this year), he seems to be a good player.

As I said, as far as potential, 4 former All-Stars in one line-up is technically the best line-up. Remember, Hill was a superstar for the Magic before being plagued by injury, and we all know about Nash, A'mare and Shaq.

And, Rondo is good, but he'll never be Chris Paul good, IMO

You forogot about J-Rich. Haha.

And woah!!! Rondo - - - Paul? Never ever ever...... ever....... ever

But he can be Deron Williams good maybe, but NOT Chris Paul. lol