Boston - Kevin Garnett
Detroit - Chauncey Billups
Orlando - Dwight Howard
Washington - Caron Butler
Toronto - Chris Bosh
Cleveland - Damon Jones (nah just kidding, Lebron James)
New Jersey - Jason Kidd
Atlanta - Josh Smith
Indiana - Mike Dunleavy
Milwaukee - Michael Redd
Chicago - Luol Deng
Philadephia - Andre Iguodala
Charlotte - J-Rich
New York - Jamal Crawford (This was a tough team to call)
Miami - D-Wade
Dallas - Dirk Nowitzki
Phoenix - Steve Nash
Denver - Allen Iverson
Lakers - Kobe Bryant
San Antonio Spurs - Tim Duncan
New Orleans - Chris Paul
Portland - Brandon Roy
Golden State - Baron Davis
Houston - Yao Ming
Utah - Carlos Boozer wouldnt be here without D. Will, D. Will wont be here without Carlos Boozer. So like the good ol' days, MVP would be this two
Sacramento - John Salmons
LA Clippers - Ka(ve) man
Memphis - Pau Gasol
Seattle - Kevin Durant
Minnesota - Al-Jefferson
To each their own, but i wouldn't see any reason why there will be dispute to any of the names aforementioned. Besides team like Sacramento, Utah, and Indiana, the rest of the names are pretty much no-brainers. Of course, the names are mainly those that has proved to be the best in their own respective team, till date. But i won't rule out the possibility of keeping them as their team's best player besides the likes of Sacramento, a team that has been plagued by injury, now at the receiving end of the long awaited win harvest.
