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Below are the 2009-10 NBA All-Rookie First and Second Teams:

2009-10 T-MOBILE NBA ALL-ROOKIE FIRST TEAM
Tyreke Evans Sacramento
Brandon Jennings Milwaukee
Stephen Curry Golden State
Darren Collison New Orleans
Taj Gibson Chicago

2009-10 T-MOBILE NBA ALL-ROOKIE SECOND TEAM
Marcus Thornton New Orleans
DeJuan Blair San Antonio
James Harden Oklahoma City
Jonny Flynn Minnesota
Jonas Jerebko Detroit

Other players receiving votes, with point totals (first place votes in parentheses): Wesley Matthews, Utah, 16 (3); Omri Casspi, Sacramento, 13; Chase Budinger, Houston, 8; Ty Lawson, Denver, 7; Jrue Holiday, Philadelphia, 7 (1); Serge Ibaka, Oklahoma City, 6 (1); Toney Douglas, New York, 2 (1); Rodrigue Beaubois, Dallas, 1; Sam Young, Memphis, 1; DeMar, DeRozan, 1.

Maybe he shouldn't even be second team... He got lucky, IMO...

I'm super happy that he got the honor.



Now let's trade his a$$ immediately while he has some worth.

I'm expecting Johnny to still improve a lot. I think his value is only going to go up and i think eventually he will fit with what we want to do. He's shown he can hit the 3 ball and his defense and decision making will come around.

I also think Johnny deserved it.

His per 36 numbers of 16.8 and 5.5 are not too shabby.

Compare Casspi -- 14.8 and 6.5

And Lawson -- 14.8 and 5.6

You kidding me? 17 points and 5 assist is nothing to sneeze at for a rookie. This year just had an incredible rookie class. In Marko's first season here h was like 14 and 4. Sam Cassell's second year numbers here were similar.Flynn did a good job as a rook. Not great but it wasn't bad or anything to be scoffed at.

Congrats to Jonny, I really believe he would've looked much better in a different system. Hopefully this season helped him become more well rounded, and next season we'll see a much improved player (weather he is here or not)

Calinks wrote:You kidding me? 17 points and 5 assist is nothing to sneeze at for a rookie. This year just had an incredible rookie class. In Marko's first season here h was like 14 and 4. Sam Cassell's second year numbers here were similar.Flynn did a good job as a rook. Not great but it wasn't bad or anything to be scoffed at.

Agreed.......but it was only 14 and 4

(EDIT: Oh, I see, the Per 36)

Well deserved. I don't think he's out of place in a line-up with Thornton and Jerebko. Not a lot of those rookies had to deal with the pressure of starting from game one, and changing their game the way Jonny did.

Go Jonny Go

They are the worst rookie's teams ever.

lobishome wrote:They are the worst rookie's teams ever.

You obviously weren't around for the 2000 class then