Hedo still not an All-Star (Rasheed replaces Garnett)
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Hedo still not an All-Star (Rasheed replaces Garnett)
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Hedo still not an All-Star (Rasheed replaces Garnett)
As per the wiretap....Doc says KG is unlikely to play in the ASG.
Is Turkoglu first on the replacement list? I would have to say yes...especially after the reserves were announced and he was the consensus pick for "one who got left off".
2-time Eastern Conference Player of the week.
Countless clutch shots.
Turkey dance...
Hedo for KG replacement?
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Is Turkoglu first on the replacement list? I would have to say yes...especially after the reserves were announced and he was the consensus pick for "one who got left off".
2-time Eastern Conference Player of the week.
Countless clutch shots.
Turkey dance...
Hedo for KG replacement?
Updated title.
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As much as I would like to believe so, that would leave the NBA's best record with one representative in the All-Star game. And as much as I feel Ray Allen has definately not had an allstar season, he did hit a few buzzer beaters also.
I would love to see Hedo there, but my gut says Stern picks Ray Allen, and I hate that.
I would love to see Hedo there, but my gut says Stern picks Ray Allen, and I hate that.
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Valid point, and we can appreciate Rashard's decision to decline a 3-point shootout invitation.
But it's been publicized that this is an experience that Hedo would like to have in his career, and this is the year of all years for his dream to become a reality. Don't you think there is the slightest importance psychologically for Hedo to get this accolade? Everybody likes to be rewarded for doing a good job....otherwise what is the incentive for hardwork and/or success?
But it's been publicized that this is an experience that Hedo would like to have in his career, and this is the year of all years for his dream to become a reality. Don't you think there is the slightest importance psychologically for Hedo to get this accolade? Everybody likes to be rewarded for doing a good job....otherwise what is the incentive for hardwork and/or success?

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No question there is likely a positive mental effect on some players.
Still, the season is a grind......and Hedo has struggled to stay consistent throughout his career.
JMO, but I do think Hedo gets the all star call in case there becomes an opening. In that case, congrats Hedo.
Still, the season is a grind......and Hedo has struggled to stay consistent throughout his career.
JMO, but I do think Hedo gets the all star call in case there becomes an opening. In that case, congrats Hedo.
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craig01 wrote:It's not really important anyway.
I'd rather the Magic players got much needed rest and escape from the NBA instead of a long weekend playing a game that does not matter.
I disagree, I think Hedo making the all star team (which was his goal even before the season started) would be great for his mental psyche and confidence going in to the second half of the season. Anything to boost Hedo's confidence more im all for it
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It sounds horrid but I hope Caron doesn't make it. Hedo deserves an all-star appearance after his performances this year.
Rasheed has played well this year in Detroit, just not well enough to edge out Hedo, IMO.
Rasheed has played well this year in Detroit, just not well enough to edge out Hedo, IMO.

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bstein14 wrote:I think it came down to them needing a PF/C.
Look at all the bigs they have out West.
If it was a SF injured and KG was still in it I think Hedo would have made it.
True, but Caron might miss the game too.
He's an SF, and I guarantee they replace him with SG Ray Allan. Because David Stern is a dick.
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I know man, it's disheartening, but it's all good as long as Hedo keeps shoving clutch/game winning shots up other teams asses on a regular basis.
Agree...as long as he keeps this level of play its OK... the Allstar game would be a nice bonus but lets not foget its just a silly show in the end.