NBA players to follow on Twitter

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The technology world is one that is rapidly evolving. With social networking going from a convenience to a norm to a necessity, it is becoming more and more relevant to use these methods to keep in touch with not only news topics, but our favorite celebrities as well. Here's a look at 11 players whose Twitter accounts are alive, kicking, and itching for more followers.
Lebron James
"King James", who is fast approaching one million followers, is debatably the most talked about player in the NBA. His groundbreaking move to the Miami Heat during the offseason was a part of Twitter's "#trendingtopics" more often than not. LeBron's Twitter is very fan friendly. He not only interacts with fans, but also isn't afraid to tweet a bit of his personal life.
Dirk Nowitzki
One of the most intriguing things about Dirk's Twitter to me is his ample awareness of other sports. When the Rangers were in the running for the World Series, he was one of their biggest supporters, tweeting frequently about the games, and showing his disgust upon their losses. The only Maverick on this list, Nowitzki is fairly new to the tweeting world.
Shaquille O'Neal
Definitely the goofiest player on this list, "the Shaqtus", whose bio lists him as "Quotatious. I perform random acts of Shaqness", is perhaps one of the first NBA players to take advantage of the tweeting world. He's perhaps the most fan aware and fan friendly player in the game, and he knows it.
Chris Bosh
The second part of the Heat's tyrannic trio to grace this list, it should be interesting to follow his reactionary tweets to working with both LeBron and D Wade. His tweets seem to be one of the more personal of the players on this list. They seem to be more focused on his family; though he definitely gets pumped on game day.


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