November 19, 200520 yr West: West: PG. Steve Nash PG. Baron Davis SG. Kobe Bryant SG. Ray Allen SG. Jason Richardson SF. Peja Stojakavich SF. Rashard Lewis PF. Dirk Nowitski PF. Elton Brand PF. Tim Duncan PF. Kevin Garnett C. Marcus Camby East: PG. T.J. Ford PG. Allen Iverson PG. Gilbert Arenas SG. Michael Redd SG. Dwyane Wade SG. Vince Carter SF. Lebron James SF. Paul Pierce PF. Jermaine O'Neal PF. Chris Bosh PF. Chris Webber C. Zydrunas Ilgauskas
November 19, 200520 yr Baron Davis shouldn't be anywhere near an all star game.. The guy shoots as many god awful shots as anyone I've ever seen in the NBA before.. whats he shooting on the year anyway? My guess would be well below 40% Even tho it 10 freakin games into the season, Tony Parker is in the all star game, not Davis. Could even make a case for Sam Cassell.
November 20, 200520 yr Author Baron Davis shouldn't be anywhere near an all star game.. The guy shoots as many god awful shots as anyone I've ever seen in the NBA before.. whats he shooting on the year anyway? My guess would be well below 40% Even tho it 10 freakin games into the season, Tony Parker is in the all star game, not Davis. Could even make a case for Sam Cassell. what are the two key stats for a point guard? Steals in assists...In the Western Conference, BD is second in assists (behind Nash), and first in steals. Plus .the difference he makes on the court is unbelievable...Nobody is carrying their team like Baron...with him, the Warriors are one of the best teams in the conference, without him, they're one of the worst
November 20, 200520 yr What the hell is with you making lists? We are like 9 games into the season...
November 20, 200520 yr Author No love for Channing Frye? not yet, but it won't be long before he's in an All Star game
November 20, 200520 yr This is ridiculous......How about this question....Whose your starting NL Pitcher for next season's All Star Game?
November 20, 200520 yr Paul Pierce: First player to be on the all-star team for two positions. You havent heard? His clone is starring for the Raptors this year...
November 20, 200520 yr I'll take Parker and his 21 PPG, 6 APG over Baron and his 32% shooting (29% from 3 PT range while attempting the 3rd most in the league and 66% from the line). That's attrocious! I'd probably take Cassell over him since the Clips are in first. With that being said, its 10 games into the season. Whats the point of this?
December 2, 200520 yr Author update: POS. player what gets them in updated: PG. Steve Nash 10.7 APG PG. Baron Davis 9.4 APG/ 1.8 SPG SG. Kobe Bryant 33.5 PPG SG. Ray Allen 24.1 PPG SG. Jason Richardson 22.5 PPG SF. Rashard Lewis 21.9 PPG SF. Carmelo Anthony 20.3 PPG PF. Elton Brand 23.7 PPG/ 10.7 RPG PF. Dirk Nowitski 25.1 PPG/ 9.0 RPG PF. Kevin Garnett 22.2 PPG/ 10.7 RPG PF. Tim Duncan 21.3 PPG/ 11.7 RPG/ 2.5 BPG C. Marcus Camby 16.3 PPG/ 13.8 RPG/ 3.5 BPG East: PG. Brevin Knight 8.2 APG/ 2.4 SPG PG. Allen Iverson 34 PPG/ 7.9 APG/ 2 SPG PG. Gilbert Arenas 26.6 PPG SG. Michael Redd 25.9 PPG SG. Dwyane Wade 25.1 PPG SF. Ron Artest 2.62 SPG SF. Lebron James 28.4 PPG SF. Paul Pierce 25.8 PPG PF. Antawn Jamison 21.1 PPG/ 11.5 RPG PF. Jermaine O'Neal 21.5 PPG/ 10.6 RPG PF. Chris Bosh 20.8 PPG/ 9.9 RPG C. Alonzo Mourning 11.5 PPG/ 8.3 RPG/ 3.93 BPG
December 2, 200520 yr Baron Davis is going to have to pull up that shooting percentage number if he is going to have a shot. You cant discount Parker and Bibby. And what are the chances Mourning maintains those block numbers?
December 2, 200520 yr will koby take 40 shos in the all star game too? I think Mourning could be a backup in the all star game if Shaq doesnt go.
December 2, 200520 yr Author Baron Davis is going to have to pull up that shooting percentage number if he is going to have a shot. You cant discount Parker and Bibby. And what are the chances Mourning maintains those block numbers? Those shooting percentage numbers can be ignored if you average over 9 assists a game...that should be automatic for the All Star team...Davis is to the Warriors this year as Steve Nash was to the Suns last year, or Jason Kidd to the Nets in 2001-02...plus he has almost as many assists as Park and Bibby combined (averages just .1 less per game)...for Parker or Bibby to make the all star team, they should have to beat out at least one of the three shooting guards listing in scoring...No PG with 3.9 APG belongs anywhere close to an all star game, and 5.6 is pretty bad if you consider he has the best player in the NBA to pass to (as well as a bunch of other damn good players)
December 2, 200520 yr Baron Davis is going to have to pull up that shooting percentage number if he is going to have a shot. You cant discount Parker and Bibby. And what are the chances Mourning maintains those block numbers? Those shooting percentage numbers can be ignored if you average over 9 assists a game...that should be automatic for the All Star team...Davis is to the Warriors this year as Steve Nash was to the Suns last year, or Jason Kidd to the Nets in 2001-02...plus he has almost as many assists as Park and Bibby combined (averages just .1 less per game)...for Parker or Bibby to make the all star team, they should have to beat out at least one of the three shooting guards listing in scoring...No PG with 3.9 APG belongs anywhere close to an all star game, and 5.6 is pretty bad if you consider he has the best player in the NBA to pass to (as well as a bunch of other damn good players) For comparisons sake, Brevin night was putting up similiar numbers and even shot better than Davis last year. But he got bypassed for Wade and Arenas and Im not even sure he came close. If you think assists or assists to turnover should be the number that decides the PG position in the all star game, you might have an argument. But I dont think thats how things work as it stands now.
December 2, 200520 yr will koby take 40 shos in the all star game too? I think Mourning could be a backup in the all star game if Shaq doesnt go. I don't know if that Koby guy will, but there is a good chance that Kobe might.
December 2, 200520 yr Author Baron Davis is going to have to pull up that shooting percentage number if he is going to have a shot. You cant discount Parker and Bibby. And what are the chances Mourning maintains those block numbers? Those shooting percentage numbers can be ignored if you average over 9 assists a game...that should be automatic for the All Star team...Davis is to the Warriors this year as Steve Nash was to the Suns last year, or Jason Kidd to the Nets in 2001-02...plus he has almost as many assists as Park and Bibby combined (averages just .1 less per game)...for Parker or Bibby to make the all star team, they should have to beat out at least one of the three shooting guards listing in scoring...No PG with 3.9 APG belongs anywhere close to an all star game, and 5.6 is pretty bad if you consider he has the best player in the NBA to pass to (as well as a bunch of other damn good players) For comparisons sake, Brevin night was putting up similiar numbers and even shot better than Davis last year. But he got bypassed for Wade and Arenas and Im not even sure he came close. If you think assists or assists to turnover should be the number that decides the PG position in the all star game, you might have an argument. But I dont think thats how things work as it stands now. Had Knight not missed 15 games in the first half last year, he probably would've made the All Star team...besides, the best way to look at it is this: Lebron and AI were voted in...Arenas was averaging 24.8 PPG at the break (8th in the NBA), so he had to be in as the second point guard Wade was the obvious SG, and since they opted to carry three centers, there was no room for any other guards unless there's a PG average around 25 PPG, IMO you guy by assists and steals
December 2, 200520 yr to include baron davis and not include tony parker is just utterly stupid at this point. there is no way two warriors are getting in anyway.
December 2, 200520 yr to include baron davis and not include tony parker is just utterly stupid at this point. there is no way two warriors are getting in anyway. and you expected something different from the biggest Warriors supporter on the board?
December 2, 200520 yr Author to include baron davis and not include tony parker is just utterly stupid at this point. there is no way two warriors are getting in anyway. trade Baron Davis for Tony Parker and what happens? The Warriors return to being a sh*tty team, while the Spurs get even better....B.D. leads him in most statistical categories, including the most important ones for a point guard...and why not two Warriors? They're 11-6 with the most grueling schedule in November (no consecutive off days, more games than another team)...Baron Davis is this year's Steve Nash, and JRich belongs also...Among western conference point guards, he's 3rd in points and 2nd in rebounds BD's rankings among western conference point guards/ Tony Parker's ranking: PPG: 6th/ 1st APG: 2nd/ 6th RPG: 3rd/ 6th SPG: 2nd/ 6th So basically, having an all around player who can do everything and make his teammates better over a point guard who all he can do is shoot is stupid?
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