All Star Starters named:

[therealtruth]

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.

Sometimes being snubbed can also boost your play.

[therealtruth]

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.

I like it because it creates matchups you never get to see. Remember when Nowitzki started at SG?

[will_spurs]

Tony is on the borderline and I'd like to see him get in.

Only 4 players average more than 17 ppg and 7.5 apg this season:
- Rose and D-Will in the East
- CP3 and TP in the West

Just sayin'

[therealtruth]

Only 4 players average more than 17 ppg and 7.5 apg this season:
- Rose and D-Will in the East
- CP3 and TP in the West

Just sayin'

Hopefully TP keeps the assists up.

[letmk]

Only 4 players average more than 17 ppg and 7.5 apg this season:
- Rose and D-Will in the East
- CP3 and TP in the West

Just sayin'

Like all the statistics, even the correct data, they are misleading oftentimes.

You chose 17 ppg and 7.5 apg, but just from the statistics, isn't a player with 15.2 ppg and 9.9 apg and much better FG% (.550 vs. Tony's .448) more deserving (Nash)?

As a Spurs fan, I would love to see Tony get in. But I wouldn't feel that snubbed if Tony didn't get in. All in all, except the assists, Tony doesn't have a very good year even compared to his own previous years.

[romain.star]

Sometimes being snubbed can also boost your play.

Not that I know the guy personally but I think Parker is just that kind of guy.

Remember how he responded when the Spurs were trying to sign Kidd in 03?

[resistanze]

Lebron's headband is ridiculous.

[will_spurs]

You chose 17 ppg and 7.5 apg, but just from the statistics, isn't a player with 15.2 ppg and 9.9 apg and much better FG% (.550 vs. Tony's .448) more deserving (Nash)?

There are 4-5 guard spots in each conference, so there's a possibility to select both Parker and Nash for that matter.

I wouldn't say that Parker not going would be such a bad call, he's been snubbed before when I thought he deserved it more (same for Manu in some other years). We'll see what the coaches decide, but I think there's a decent chance either Parker or Duncan goes.