The top basketball discussion right now in the pro game at least is who exactly will win the MVP. The conventional wisdom appears to be that it will come down to three players. Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Dwayne appear to be the front runners for the award this late in the season. The fact that the Lakers have such a great record and are the leaders in the Western Conference without Andrew Bynum there as part of the supporting cast gives top basketball fans reason to believe that Kobe Bryant should get the most votes for the MVP award.



The sterling record that the Cavs have at home and the fact that LeBron James continues to dominate the league in many ways gives LeBron supporters ammo when trying to make their case for LeBron as MVP. The fact that Dwayne Wade is helping lead his Miami Heat from having one of the worst records in the league last year to being a contender in the Eastern Conference with the help of Michael Beasley and the suddenly resurgent Jermaine O'Neal. This gives plenty of reason for discussion and banter in order to place wagers on topics like the NBA MVP Race on sports-legendz.com and other places for top basketball fans.

Other topics of discussion would of course be the NCAA Tournament amongst fans of the game. Who could have predicted that Cleveland State would topple ACC power Wake Forest seemingly in such an easy fashion. Of course top basketball fans and people who closely follow the game could have correctly made that prediction and if they did they are smiling right now. Conversation about the Final Four and who could sneak into there is of course going on. Will the games in Detroit feature all number one seeds or will an unconventional pick like Xavier or Gonzaga sneak in there? If a number two seed was to advance to the Final Four, which one would it be? Duke, Memphis and Michigan State are all strong possibilities to punch their ticket for the Final Four.