Yea, I’m the first vote.

it’s definetly dwight. he always had the biggest impact,and if some other player sticks out,it’s partially his doing.
anyway,i voted hedo,i wish soooooo much that he keeps that level of game

You could see the impact he made just by his defensive effort in Game 3. It seemed to push the rest of the team to step it up a bit. His impact may not be shown by stats, but his impact will be felt nonetheless.

Lewis is the clear choice here. Except for Dwight’s defensive efforts, Lewis is the series MVP so far. He is looking more and more comfortable posting up Scal and Big Baby as the series wear on, and Lewis has the biggest mismatch of any team. I’ll post the series leading scorer so far, and probably be right yet again, or he scores even more this time on his mismatches/posts/3’s instead.

If seen him in pregame warmups doing windmills and tomahawks, yet during the game he will never take it up strong.

But the game hinges on D12 of course. He sets the tone on 2 ends (Particularly defensively), and needs to create a positive vibe offensively (although that’s probably more of a Rashard Lewis job if anything). Dwight Howard is the best player on the team. He has to show a passion for why winning means everything to him.

If it isn’t Dwight, there’s a problem in other words.

I picked Rafer, since he hasn’t played in awhile.

biggest impact may be important..but we gotta control their players again….esp eddie house….so for that reason courtney lee

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Other than the lecture on proper fouling techniques, Rivers said the Celtics concentrated on cutting down the Magic’s ability to use dribble penetration play to initiate their offense.
“People think we’re going away, and we’re not. We are who we are. We’re a group of fighters,” Rivers said.

It’s about time our boy got a monster game for real.

I’m not overconfident in his ability, but 98% of the time he plays hard on defense. When he’s clicking on offense, it’s over. He’s the glue that holds the starting line up together. Yeah he’s not as good as Dwight, Hedo, or Reshard, but when he gets it going on offense the rest of the team tends to clik as well (except for game 1 against Philly).

He’s not only going to be the X factor tonight, he’s the X factor for Orlando for the rest of the playoffs.

GO BLUE!!!!!

Statistically, I think Hedo will have the most impact. I think Dwight and C-Lee will control the game, you just won’t be able to see it in the stats. I smell blood in the water, and I think if the Magic can take an early lead, the Celtics will play desperate basketball.