So what is more important,a superstar or the teamwork?  

i think that the choices you have put forward are not conflicting, rather they can be complementary. having a superstar can be a trigger for an amazing teamwork. that superstar can play a role as a leader. what happened to the game between new orleans hornets and houston rockets could not be seen between a team with a superstar and a team without it. the rockets is playing better and winning games even without t-mac and yao. in fact, the standing shows that the rockets is better than the hornets at this time of the season. in any case, i like cp3.

For me it's superstar, especially with the likes of Michael Jordan because he imparts his knowledge with his team mates, make them better and consistently rise to the occassion when the game is on the line.

I think Chris Paul is both, a superstar and plays very good team oriented basketball. If we notice Paul's numbers, he can score a lot of points but that's not his main strength, CP3's main asset is that he really makes his teammates involved. If there are some players that deserve a comparison for Paul, it's Steve Nash and Jason Kidd. Though these guys are already older and slower than they used to be, they had led their teams very far during their prime, Nash even won an MVP twice. These players stood out because of their uncanny court sense and they really play great team basketball. Each of these guys are among the leaders in assists in the NBA which really tells a lot, they get their teammates involve. It's clear though, teamwork will always prevail over individual performances but if you've got a player like Paul, Nash, or Kidd who are considered as superstars yet play team oriented basketball primarily, it's definitely a big plus. They are great sources of points in a lot of ways. They can score on their own, they can create for their teammates, or they can easily find the open man. No wonder why the New Jersey Nets made it to the finals twice, the Suns being a powerhouse for a couple of seasons, and the Hornets giving the San Antonio Spurs a hard time during the playoffs way back. It's because of these players and their ability to get the team involved.

Basketball is a sport that play as a team. It's true that one super skill player can score for many scores but he will be damn exhuasted if he really play alone for whole game.