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Western Conference All-Star starters are Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin and Andrew Bynum.
Eastern Conference All-Star starters are Derrick Rose, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James and Dwight Howard.
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I'm not much for fashion, but the jerseys this year don't match the shorts
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more like the shorts don't match the jersey, ugly ass tbh
Durant needs some lotion on those knees.
Gradient makes it feel all 1997 up in here.
Not that I hate the upper half of the jersey, it's fine. The shorts look like bargain bin though.
4 of the 5 Western starters play in LA. Huh.
Durant got some long ass arms
Bynum made it probably correctly this year as there are a dearth of true centers in the West but that is ok as Howard will get a chance to punk him again like he did recently.
You typically don't wear different shades of the same color. Those are horrible.
Never seen a black guy with a tan line!
, I voted for Yao at C.
spurs should have signed yao just so they could have player named a starter this year & have TD slip in and be the replacement starting center.
Melo at the other forward in the East is kind of a joke. Even Bosh is more deserving this year so far then Melo. Kobe as always, being rewarded for being a chucker...
Worst All-Star Jerseys of the 21st Century
i wasn't even aware they started voting, let alone the vote ending.
Tiago recently making it look if he played 30 plus minutes a game his stats would be make an arguement for him being at least in the ball park with Bynum = not that Splitter would ever get voted in over the Left Coast players anyway. Bynum will probably be the starting West center baring a trade or a miraculous recovery of one Greg Oden or some other miracle for years to come.
How the are Bonner and Blair not in the All-Star game
Definitely a joke - not just kind of a joke. He's been playing pretty bloody this year, hasn't he? - while Bosh in particular has been playing really well.
And DWade has been injured a fair bit of the year, thats surely just a rep vote, and not based off of this season.
Pretty boring that its what 7 teams represented, from 5 areas?
No Spurs in the allstar game this year? That sucks.
Has a team ever played or won a finals without an all star on the team? Perhaps this year the Spurs could represent the first ever to do so.
cp3 and griffin starting? really? flop fest
splitter, neal will be in the sopho game?
No surprises there.
I think Parker's been having an all-star year so he deserves to make it but there's some compe ion in the West. Is Marc Gasol really having an all-star season? I keep seeing him pop up on people's reserves lists but if any one in the Grizzlies is an all-star, it's Rudy Gay.
The only thing surprising so far are those atrocious shorts. This is supposed to be the NBA's Super Bowl and they are showing off the players in pajama shorts.....smh.
Carmelo should not be there. I have never been a fan of allowing two small forwards into the starting lineup. The league should break it up between small forwards and power forwards. In that scenario Bosh should probably get the nod.
Only Duncan got voted as a starter at the height of his career. The Spurs always have to rely on reserves to get some of their players in. It could happen this year again, too early to say.
Tim should not, and with the Spurs' mediocre record, probably will not be added into the reserves. Love is a no-brainer, Aldridge and Millsap should also get in. That's already three big men. After them, Gasol brothers are competing with Tim, and someone can even put Gortet there. It's kind of sad and strange to not see Tim being an All-star, but on the other hand, it's a bless for the Spurs if Tim can get some rest.
Tony is on the borderline and I'd like to see him get in. Unlike Tim, Tony still cares about being an all-star very much, and getting selected by the coaches would boost his confidence going into the second half of the season. I don't know when the coaches will submit their votes, but Saturday's game against the NBA-leader Thunder and Westbrook (he is a shoo-in) might be a make-or-break chance for Tony.
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