Who's the most underrated player in the NBA?

Yinka Dare.

Andre Miller...

Seriously, I think it's David West of the New Orleans Hornets.

Jose Calderon.

J.R Smith anyone?

Jose Juan Barea ; - )

How about.....Monta Ellis?

Lamar Odom?

I know I'm gonna get called a homer but....

Derek Fisher:

The man is an absolute professional, and has improved the back court of all three teams he has been with (LAL, Golden State and Utah). He has been the security blanket and ball handling upgrade the Lakers needed from Smush parker to make the jump they did this season. And the man is never mentioned as one of the top 10 PGs in the league when I think he's been between 8-10 for years. I say D-Fish.

Shaq?:)

Rudy Gay.

He had one of the quietest 20 point seasons in NBA history.

It’s much more difficult to name the most “underrated” player in the NBA than the most “overrated” because it requires strong reasoning. The choices for “overrated” were all stars, but a star can’t really be “underrated” by definition because stardom implies acclaim and notoriety, therefore, an “underrated star” is an oxymoron. This choice is most likely going to have to be a role player or a very young player.

MEHMET OKUR. He may only be the third option for the Jazz, but they wouldn’t have won 54 games without him. He serves a few crucial purposes for them. At 6’11 he spends most of his time behind the 3-point line where he’s a very good long-range shooter. This draws the opposing center away from the basket and creates space for the undersized CARLOS BOOZER. He also offers DERON WILLIAMS an opportunity to drive into the center-less lane or to kick the ball out to Okur for a jumper. He’s not a great rebounder, but his season average of 7.7 RPG is good considering his perimeter shooting responsibilities and he has bumped up his average to a whopping 13.6 RPG in the playoffs. He also averaged 14. 5 PPG during the season and also in the playoffs. Okur scores, rebounds, sets solid screens, and gives great effort every night. He remains obscure to the casual basketball fan, however, because he's from Turkey and plays in Utah, and that makes him terribly underrated.

I'm going with Tyson Chandler.

Eduardo Najera. Plays D, does the dirty work, plays hard all the time. Plus, he has the best abs in the NBA. Really.

Tayshaun Prince...

come on...lets not forget David Lee

Also Gerald Wallace, Raymond Felton, and Emeka Okafor

Greg Oden.

McGrady. He really still wasn't getting the credibility and respect he deserved even during the streak. His playoff exits for the Rockets have been due to less than spectacular support. I'd go into more depth here, but I doubt I'd make sense right now (barely slept in a couple weeks)

I really like the David Lee won. I dont know if you can really call him underrated because he is playing so well and people are starting to notice but I still think Terkoglu or however you spell his name is an underrated player.

Wow I just want to kill myself for writing won and not one. oops

Ricky Davis?

JUST KIDDING!

Ummm...

How about Al Jefferson? Or Jamal Crawford? Michael Redd? Marcus Camby and Chris Kaman (as far as defense).

Jason Richardson

How about Lamarcus Aldridge of the Trail Blazers?

Brian Sclabrine