1. Jameer Nelson, Magic
Nelson's improved shooting has him taking more big shots than Hedo Turkoglu down the stretch of games this season. His career year is one of the biggest reasons the Magic are tied with the Lakers for the NBA's best record.
2. Mo Williams, Cavaliers
Williams has given the Cavs someone who can score when LeBron James is on the bench or surrounded by defenders. And he's adapted well in coming from the worst defense in the league to one of the best.
3. Devin Harris, Nets
Harris has the fortune of having his team's offense tailored to his ability to get to the rim, but he's also got a better mid-range game than most of the guys on this list. He came to New Jersey with a defensive reputation, but that end of the floor has been an issue all season.
4. Jose Calderon, Raptors
Calderon's hamstring has held him and his team back. He's still Mr. Perfect from the foul line this season (79 straight makes and counting) and his jumper has improved every year he's been in the league.
5. Andre Miller, Sixers
The steady, heady vet. Miller is the best passer of this group and a good fit with the running Sixers. His jumper is ugly, but it's been going in more often lately.
6. Rajon Rondo, Celtics
Rondo is easily the best defender on this list. Offense is another story. When he's hesitant, Rondo can be a liability. When he's not, he can be a nice playmaker.