2010 NBA All Star Ballot

by PURPLE AND GOLD FOR LIFE on Nov 10, 2009 3:16 PM PST Comment 18 comments

2010 NBA All-Star Ballot

Eastern

Guards
Ray Allen, Celtics
Gilbert Arenas, Wizards
Mike Bibby, Hawks
Jose Calderon, Raptors
Vince Carter, Magic
Jamal Crawford, Hawks
Chris Duhon, Knicks
Raymond Felton, Bobcats
T.J. Ford, Pacers
Ben Gordon, Pistons
Richard Hamilton, Pistons
Devin Harris, Nets
Kirk Hinrich, Bulls
Joe Johnson, Hawks
Courtney Lee, Nets
Jameer Nelson, Magic
Michael Redd, Bucks
Nate Robinson, Knicks
Rajon Rondo, Celtics
Derrick Rose, Bulls
John Salmons, Bulls
Rodney Stucky, Pistons
Dwyane Wade, Heat
Mo Williams, Cavs

Forwards
Michael Beasley, Heat
Chris Bosh, Raptors
Elton Brand, Sixers
Caron Butler, Wizards
Luol Deng, Bulls
Boris Diaw, Bobcats
Kevin Garnett, Celtics
Danny Granger, Pacers
Al Harrington, Knicks
Udonis Haslem, Heat
Andre Iguodala, Sixers
LeBron James, Cavs
Antawn Jamison, Wizards
David Lee, Knicks
Rashard Lewis, Magic
Troy Murphy, Pacers
Paul Pierce, Celtics
Tayshaun Prince, Pistons
Josh Smith, Hawks
Hedo Turkoglu, Raptors
Anderson Varejao, Cavs
Charlie Villanueva, Pistons
Gerald Wallace, Bobcats
Hakim Warrick, Bucks

Centers
Andrea Bargnani, Raptors
Andrew Bogut, Bucks
Tyson Chandler, Bobcats
Samuel Dalembert, Sixers
Al Horford, Hawks
Dwight Howard, Magic
Brook Lopez, Nets
Brad Miller, Bulls
Jermaine O'Neal, Heat
Shaquille O'Neal, Cavs
Kendrick Perkins, Celtics
Rasheed Wallace, Celtics
Western

Guards
Leandro Barbosa, Suns
Chauncey Billups, Nuggets
Aaron Brooks, Rockets
Kobe Bryant, Lakers
Baron Davis, Clippers
Monta Ellis, Warriors
Manu Ginobili, Spurs
Josh Howard, Mavericks
Allen Iverson, Grizzlies
Stephen Jackson, Warriors
Jason Kidd, Mavericks
Kevin Martin, Kings
O.J. Mayo, Grizzlies
Tracy McGrady, Rockets
Andre Miller, Blazers
Steve Nash, Suns
Tony Parker, Spurs
Chris Paul, Hornets
Jason Richardson, Suns
Brandon Roy, Blazers
Ramon Sessions, Wolves
Jason Terry, Mavericks
Russell Westbrook, Thunder
Deron Williams, Jazz

Forwards
LaMarcus Aldridge, Blazers
Carmelo Anthony, Nuggets
Trevor Ariza, Rockets
Ron Artest, Lakers
Carlos Boozer, Jazz
Tim Duncan, Spurs
Kevin Durant, Thunder
Pau Gasol, Lakers
Rudy Gay, Grizzlies
Jeff Green, Thunder
Blake Griffin, Clippers
Grant Hill, Suns
Richard Jefferson, Spurs
Kevin Love, Wolves
Shawn Marion, Mavericks
Kenyon Martin, Nuggets
Paul Millsap, Jazz
Dirk Nowitzki, Mavericks
Lamar Odom, Lakers
Anthony Randolph, Warriors
Luis Scola, Rockets
Jason Thompson, Kings
Al Thornton, Clippers
David West, Hornets

Centers
Andris Biedrins, Warriors
Andrew Bynum, Lakers
Marcus Camby, Clippers
Marc Gasol, Grizzlies
Spencer Hawes, Kings
Al Jefferson, Wolves
Antonio McDyess, Spurs
Nene, Nuggets
Greg Oden, Blazers
Emeka Okafor, Hornets
Mehmet Okur, Jazz
Amar'e Stoudemire, Suns

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so they listed amare as a center?

i suppose they needed at least one big name on it.

by Nostance on Nov 10, 2009 4:44 PM PST reply actions

I’m surprised Kaman didn’t make the list for West centers.

by intuitive on Nov 10, 2009 4:57 PM PST reply actions

Kaman

its really a joke that he is not on the list…

he is the best center in the West so far this season

and eric gordon… kid is averaging 20 PPG and ramon session t mac and AI made the list before he did… JOKE

by matthewmafa on Nov 10, 2009 6:15 PM PST reply actions

Yeah, Kaman is averaging 20+ and10+

How could he not be on there?

Camby? Really?

Billy Mac: "Lamar, can you see yourself actually getting in the (boxing) ring"?
Lamar Odom: "No. My face is too pretty."

by pslakerfan on Nov 10, 2009 7:10 PM PST reply actions

Chris Kaman's ranks in the Western Conference among centers......

Points 1st
Rebounds 5th
Blocks 4th
Efficiency 2nd (behind Bynum, yeah)

How is he not on the ballot?

Billy Mac: "Lamar, can you see yourself actually getting in the (boxing) ring"?
Lamar Odom: "No. My face is too pretty."

by pslakerfan on Nov 10, 2009 7:15 PM PST reply actions

and he was just named...

western conference player of the week… to make up for not being on the ballot tho he did have a great week

by matthewmafa on Nov 10, 2009 7:41 PM PST up reply actions

In the first week of October, and given that Camby was on a tear last year and Kaman was injured for most of the year, it makes sense that the committee would have put him on the ballot ahead of Kaman in that case.

Hindsight is always 20/20.

See a post from Marc Stein (ESPN columnist on the committee) on TrueHoop:

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/10528/inside-the-all-star-ballot-selections

To secure ourselves against defeat lies in our own hands, but the opportunity of defeating the enemy is provided by the enemy himself.

by Ben R on Nov 11, 2009 8:53 AM PST reply actions

I found a couple of things funny about that article.....

first…..It’s total BS. Almost that entire article is designed to mask the fact that they system for determining players to put on the ballot is stupid, and archaic. A month to print ballots so they can be ready in mid November? Are you serious. Like one commenter said, you can print a zillion copies of a newspaper overnight, but it takes a month to print all-star ballots? Ridiculous.

The other interesting thing was in the comments. Usually those articles are full of lame, juvenile, “Kobe Sucks, LeBron Rules” kind of comments, but there was none of that. Amazing how people can grow up when they are united over a particular issue. David Stern, take note.

Billy Mac: "Lamar, can you see yourself actually getting in the (boxing) ring"?
Lamar Odom: "No. My face is too pretty."

by pslakerfan on Nov 11, 2009 10:24 AM PST up reply actions

Hence why

You don’t blame the people who made the ballot, but the way the NBA organizes.

Also, if you haven’t gathered it already, the regular comments you see on ESPN are usually from fans who don’t have the emotional capacity, adequate intelligence, simple willingness, or all of the previous items to express an actual point beyond the rather inane “PLAYER X ROCKS. PLAYER Y SUCKS. WRITER Z IS WRONG!!” so go figure.

To secure ourselves against defeat lies in our own hands, but the opportunity of defeating the enemy is provided by the enemy himself.

by Ben R on Nov 11, 2009 11:04 AM PST up reply actions

Regarding all-stars in general, I think most all the slots should go to guys on winning teams. So I’m OK that Kaman was left off.

Also, it is ironic to see Iverson on the list. I think he made the starting team for the east last year.

And yes I am a 2009 World Champion Fan.

by olf on Nov 11, 2009 11:03 AM PST reply actions

lol yea, but we all knew iverson didnt deserve that spot

In Kobe we trust!

by robi s on Nov 11, 2009 12:03 PM PST up reply actions

I’m sure he think he did which makes it all the more amusing for us non Iverson fans. I like it for the same reason I enjoy seeing Shaq lose in Mia, Phx, Cle. They both deserve their fates.

And yes I am a 2009 World Champion Fan.

by olf on Nov 11, 2009 12:10 PM PST up reply actions