| RANK | PLAYER | RUNDOWN | LAST |
| 1 |  |
GORAN DRAGIC, G, PHOENIX: He may be closing in on this award after another stellar week in which he hung 32 on the Knicks and put up 25, 6 dimes and 7 rips in a beating of the Wiz. The Suns had won six straight before an unfortunate loss to the Lakers on Sunday. | 1 |
| 2 |  |
DEANDRE JORDAN, C, L.A. CLIPPERS: His Wilt-like rebounding run continued with 24 in Sunday’s win over the Wolves. 24. That’s one board for every unrealistic hour in that TV show. He leads the league in boards by a full rebound and still leads in FG percentage. |
– |
| 3 |  |
ANDRE DRUMMOND, F-C, DETROIT: Drummond re-enters the rankings after six games with double-digit rebound totals. He ranks second in the league in rebounding and FG percentage (behind Jordan) and shot a season-high 65 percent in March. | – |
| 4 |  |
LANCE STEPHENSON, G, INDIANA: The Pacers are sliding, and so is Stephenson because – like Cory in a completely obscure Boy Meets World episode where Shawn has to get tickets to the Super Bowl – his fate is tied to his team’s success. He did have 14 boards Friday at Washington. | 4 |
| 5 |  |
ANTHONY DAVIS, F-C, NEW ORLEANS: A scary thought for the Calipari haters out there: Davis would be a junior right now if he had stayed at Kentucky. Holy crap. Instead, he averaged 24.4 ppg and 10.8 rpg in March and is blossoming into one of the league’s best bigs. | 2 |
DROPOUTS: Gerald Green, G, Phoenix (3); Isaaiah Thomas, G, Sacramento (5).
NEXT FIVE: Isaiah Thomas, G, Sacramento; Markieff Morris, F, Phoenix; Kyle Lowry, G, Toronto; Reggie Jackson, G, Oklahoma City; Marcus Morris, F, Phoenix.
OTHER RANKINGS: MVP | Sixth Man | Power | Rookie
Kels Dayton is a freelance writer whose work has also appeared in SLAM Magazine. You can check out more of his work at RoundballDaily.com and SportzEdge.com. Follow him on Twitter @RoundballDaily.
Pages: 1 2