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West:
Starters:
Kevin Durant
Carmelo Anthony
Chris Paul
Kobe Bryant
Yao Ming
Reserves:
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Pau Gasol
Blake Griffin
Dirk Nowitzki
Russell Westbrook
Deron Williams
Snubs:
Kevin Love
Kevin Martin
Lamarcus Aldridge
Monta Ellis
Steve Nash
David West
Zach Randolph
East:
Starters:
LeBron James
Amare Stoudamire
Dwayne Wade
Derrick Rose
Dwight Howard
Reserves:
Ray Allen
Chris Bosh
Kevin Garnett
Al Horford
Joe Johnson
Paul Pierce
Rajon Rondo
Snubs:
Andrew Bogut
Carlos Boozer
Joakim Noah
This list proves a couple things:
1. The NBA all-star game is easily the worst among major sports. Not only does it have the same meaninglessness as the NFL's, but their selections are ridiculous. The fact that there is even a way for Yao Ming, who will have played a total of five games this season, to be named a starter is beyond me.
2. The NBA needs to work on its marketing. The snubs in the west are all more deserving of at least a couple of the players who did make it in, likely off name recognition.
3. Everybody thought the East got better, it's still a handful of really good teams and then a bunch of junk.
Starters:
Kevin Durant
Carmelo Anthony
Chris Paul
Kobe Bryant
Yao Ming
Reserves:
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Pau Gasol
Blake Griffin
Dirk Nowitzki
Russell Westbrook
Deron Williams
Snubs:
Kevin Love
Kevin Martin
Lamarcus Aldridge
Monta Ellis
Steve Nash
David West
Zach Randolph
East:
Starters:
LeBron James
Amare Stoudamire
Dwayne Wade
Derrick Rose
Dwight Howard
Reserves:
Ray Allen
Chris Bosh
Kevin Garnett
Al Horford
Joe Johnson
Paul Pierce
Rajon Rondo
Snubs:
Andrew Bogut
Carlos Boozer
Joakim Noah
This list proves a couple things:
1. The NBA all-star game is easily the worst among major sports. Not only does it have the same meaninglessness as the NFL's, but their selections are ridiculous. The fact that there is even a way for Yao Ming, who will have played a total of five games this season, to be named a starter is beyond me.
2. The NBA needs to work on its marketing. The snubs in the west are all more deserving of at least a couple of the players who did make it in, likely off name recognition.
3. Everybody thought the East got better, it's still a handful of really good teams and then a bunch of junk.