A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away I wrote about the state of the Power Forward position in the NBA. From that article I chose six crews (one for each division) who were the best in the NBA at covering the 4 spot. I asked you (the readers) to vote, and this is how it turned out:
| Team | Players | % of votes | ||||
 | Rasheed Wallace | Jason Maxiell | Antonio McDyess | Amir Johnson | Walter Herrmann | 10% |
 | Pau Gasol | Lamar Odom | Vladimir Radmanovic | Luke Walton | Josh Powell | 11% |
 | Shawn Marion | Udonis Haslem | Michael Beasley | Joel Anthony | David Padgett | 1% |
 | Tim Duncan | Kurt Thomas | Matt Bonner | Ian Mahinmi | Anthony Tolliver | 0% |
 | Chris Bosh | Jermaine O'Neal | Andrea Bargnani | Kris Humphries | Nathan Jawai | 28% |
 | Carlos Boozer | Mehmet Okur | Andrei Kirilenko | Paul Millsap | Kosta Koufos | 48% |
Frankly I'm surprised that Utah got so many votes while Miami and San Antonio got so few. (Isn't Duncan the best PF of all time, according to some? And isn't Beasley supposed to be super awesome?) I think Detroit should have gotten more votes than the Lakers as well. Toronto is very solid, but in the end, I'm happy that Utah won. After all, they are the only squad who has 3 (at some point) All-Stars to throw at the 4 -- and then bring a guy like Millsap in the mix after that.
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