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If you didn't mean for the double entendre then this is doubly enjoyable.
Raving that Rashard is the first second rounder ever to go to the A-S game.
Um, psst, Marv...
There's a guy from the Spurs who wears #20...
If you didn't mean for the double entendre then this is doubly enjoyable.
Since Manu hasn't validated his selection over the last few games, he's easily forgotten.
Sorry to disappoint you Marcus, it was intended.
Not only that, but thinking about it, Dennis Rodman was a second rounder by Detroit, and made two AS games, 1990 and 1992.
NVE, Western Conference AS 1998, second round pick by the Lakers.
Arenas...
Wasn't Boozer an All Star last year?
nba dot com doesn't list it for Boozer, and did for Rodman and NVE. I just randomly hit a few player profiles that I knew weren't first rounders.
when doesnt Albert have his head up his rear?
when he's biting prositutes.
Brad Miller has been to two All Star Games and he wasn't even drafted.
I don't even like his play calling.
Don't like the sound of his voice.
HE BITES
There have been tons of non-first rounders in the A-S game.
So even picking out Manu is short-sighted.
Marv's toupee was too tight.
I think he meant to say that he is the first 2nd rounder named Rashard, to play in the AS game.
It was a nocturnal omission.
actually, I thought the same thing, but Marv later said that Lewis was the first high schooler picked in the 2nd round to make an all-star team.
Not defending Marv, but I think he's right about that. . . .
He may be the last, too. Those guys pull their names out now if they aren't lottery guaranteed.actually, I thought the same thing, but Marv later said that Lewis was the first high schooler picked in the 2nd round to make an all-star team.
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