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With Al Jefferson visiting Bobcats Arena tonight, here's a closer look at some of the standout young big men in the NBA this season:
| PLAYER | TEAM | SEASON | KEY STATISTIC | COMMENT | |
| Chris Bosh | Toronto | 5th | Leads this group in scoring (22.4 ppg.) | Matchup nightmare with his ability from beyond the lane. | |
| Andrew Bynum | Lakers | 3rd | 10.2 rebounds per game | Blossoming until injury, he should blend well with Pau Gasol. | |
| Al Horford | Hawks | 1st | Leads all rookies at 9.7 rebounds per game | Wide body and skill spectrum suggest he has huge potential. | |
| Dwight Howard | Magic | 4th | Leads the NBA with 66 double- doubles this season | Physically overwhelming, but still needs work on his post moves. | |
| Al Jefferson | Timberwolves | 4th | One of five averaging at least 20 points and 10 rebounds | Needs to focus more on defense to be a complete player. | |
| Chris Kaman | Clippers | 5th | Third in NBA at 12.7 rebounds per game | A fine complement to teammate Elton Brand in the post. | |
| Emeka Okafor | Bobcats | 4th | 38 double-doubles, tied for 10th in the NBA this season | Seems to have reached a ceiling in his development as a pro. |