Kobe then, Lebron now, Tyreke next

At age 25, Lebron James power forward of the central division team and 6 time all star player of the Cleveland Cavaliers broke the record of fellow superstar and (MVP)Most Valuable Player rival Kobe Bryant of Los Angeles Lakers.
Bryant then, who scored the most 16,000 points made by a player at age 27, is now overcome and beat by the Cavs power forward. Lebron or "King James" which is the 2009 reigning MVP and a healthy strong 25 year old had scored almost 16,000 points made by a player , a couple of years younger than Kobe.
Lebron now, who averages 29.7 ppg., 7.30 rebounds per game, and 8.5 assist per game is now on the race for the 2010 MVP. Leading his team on the central division in the East and beating fellow rivals Magic, Hawks, Celtics and the Lakers.
Meanwhile, looking forward for the next player who could follow and even beat the lead that lebron and Kobe had made and the name came Tyreke. The kings big time guard rookie.
Tyreke Evans who played and acquired the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the recent 2010 All Star game played in Dallas. sharing with him the award fellow big time rookie DeJuan Blair.
Evans who's next to score most of the points in which he averages 20.3 points per game, 5.20 rebounds per game and 5.6 assist per game is the kings consistent guard and playing toe to toe with the big time superstars and veteran players such as Lebron and kobe Bryant.

Did you Know that?

Sacramento Kings rookie and emerging NBA star Tyreke Evans was among four defendants named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

The civil suit was filed by the family of Marcus Reason, who was killed in a drive-by shooting in November 2007 at the age of 19. Evan's cousin, Jamar Evans, pleaded guilty last January to third-degree murder and weapons charges in the case and was sentenced to between nine and 20 years in prison, the Sacramento Bee reports.

The King's rookie was allegedly driving the vehicle when the murder took place and testified for the prosecution during his cousin's hearing.

Evan's lawyer, Hayes Hunt, told the news source, "Tyreke Evans did nothing wrong…They've alleged he's somehow involved in this. Police didn't think he was, neither did prosecution. No one."