ESPN named the best in the first quarter of the NBA

We've been third this season of NBA (many teams have played 27 games and 82 of the regular season), and ESPN analyst Mark Stein looks at what it has given this beginning to name the best in each field.

LeBron James is the best player in the Eastern Conference. LeBron James is the only one who seems to threaten the throne of the Boston Celtics in the East. As Visota, now more than ever, James King seems more than ever, as we have been presenting commercials. It also highlights the great performance by Dwyane Wade, Wade reminiscent of the end of 2006.

In the West, the best player is Chauncey Billups, although this election was much more difficult, since he had to rule out Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul, or players like Brandon Roy, bypassing the typical choices for the teams MVP in the elite. The impact that Chauncey Billups led the Denver Nuggets is very appreciated by the judges.

The best coach is the team with the best record in the league, Boston Celtics. Doc Rivers. Three of the four coaches who won the award the past seasons are no longer in his team (Mike D'Antoni, Avery Johnson and Sam Mitchell). They also have words for Mike Brown, Cleveland Cavaliers and coach Stan Van Gundy, Orlando Magic.

We arrived in a special category: the rookie of the year, where two Spanish are in the race. The best for Mark Stein is OJ Mayo, Memphis Grizzlies base, although he admits it will be easier for him to win Derrick Rose if Chicago Bulls make the playoffs.

The best sixth man in the first quarter is Jason Terry, Dallas Mavericks over Manu Ginobili, Nate Robinson, JR Smith or Andrei Kirilenko. The best defense would be for Kevin Garnett, despite the fact that Dwight Howard is getting numbers that since 1996 no one did. And the most improved player would be Devin Harris, based stellar New Jersey Nets.