NBA All-Syllable Teams

The Miami Heat's "Big Three" of Lebron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh are similar in many ways such as their world class skill and charismatic personalities but also because they each have monosyllabic last names. With Chris Paul and Joakim Noah amongst the names that were commonly bandied about in summer trade talks, I wondered if the monosyllabic Paul and Noah (I think) joined with the "Big Three" formed the best starting lineup versus players with 2, 3 or even 4 syllables in their last name. Here are the best line-ups among active players.

Position	One Syllable	Two Syllables	Three Syllables	Four Syllables
C	J. Noah, Bulls	D. Howard, Magic	A. Bargnani, Raptors	D. Gallinari, Knicks
F	C. Bosh, Heat	T. Duncan, Spurs	D. Nowitzki, Mavs	C. Villanueva, Pistons
F	L. James, Heat	K. Durant, Thunder	C. Anthony, Nuggets	A. Kirilenko, Jazz
G	D. Wade, Heat	K. Bryant, Lakers	A. Iguodala	C. Douglas-Roberts, Bucks
G	S. Nash, Suns	R. Rondo, Celtics	D. Williams, Jazz	T. Sefolosha, Thunder
Surplus Position	Young Guards Brandon Roy Chris Paul Derrick Rose Aaron Brooks	Power Forward Pau Gasol Carlos Boozer Zach Randolph	Power Foward Amare Stoudamire Al Jefferson	Europeans Ersan Ilyasova Peja Stojakovic Marco Bellinelli

Which team do you think is the best? Can a five-syllable team be made, even using historic players?