Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves

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Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves 

Post#1 » by Nolan » Fri Jan 25, 2013 3:49 pm

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Re: Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves 

Post#2 » by Donald Kaufman » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:54 am

Both deserve it. TD is having a throwback year performance-wise and Parker has been his usual self. He must be the most undervalued/rated player in the NBA. He's never mentioned with the top tier PG's but his numbers and overall impact on a consistent title contender suggest he's right there.

I don't like that Howard's starting. It's the fans that put him there but I'm not even sure he deserves to be an All Star at all, let alone a starter. Same with KG.

Brook Lopez got snubbed.
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Post#3 » by Nolan » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:12 pm

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Lopez and Curry both got snubbed.

Over the years i've began to care less and less about All-Star selections. It seems that the All-Star game has gone from being a display of leagues most talented players to a popularity contest and that's basically made this game meaning less in my eyes.
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Re: Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves 

Post#4 » by RyanStorm » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:42 pm

I feel snubbed in Utah, but the problem is, to get the guys I want in, I would have to take out someone. Parker and Duncan are the two I couldn't take out, Griffen/CP3 and Durant/Westbrook are the same as Parker/Duncan.

Aldridge and Harden are two I could, there not winning like GS and UTA are. I would have given Curry, Harden's spot. Then I would give Jefferson Aldridg's spot. Not because of stats or popularity, but because they are winning games, and they are actually in line for going to the playoffs.

But I am not gonna get into why I don't think Kobe, Howard, Rondo, or Garnet should go. I just feel stats shouldn't be the only thing. I mean look at Lakers stats, they are off the hook, yet they are not winning...at all.
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Re: Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves 

Post#5 » by Donald Kaufman » Sun Jan 27, 2013 5:58 am

Nolan wrote:^
Lopez and Curry both got snubbed.

Over the years i've began to care less and less about All-Star selections. It seems that the All-Star game has gone from being a display of leagues most talented players to a popularity contest and that's basically made this game meaning less in my eyes.


Yep, totally agree. It's been years since I even watched the AS game. Maybe a decade or more. It's boring. The dunk comp and 3 pt contest hold some interest, but even then I'm happy to watch the highlights.

And I think our players feel the same way. You know Duncan could care less about being there. If Pop is coaching the team, TD will barely play.
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Re: Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves 

Post#6 » by TwentyOne920 » Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:00 am

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Nolan wrote:^
Lopez and Curry both got snubbed.

Over the years i've began to care less and less about All-Star selections. It seems that the All-Star game has gone from being a display of leagues most talented players to a popularity contest and that's basically made this game meaning less in my eyes.


Yep, totally agree. It's been years since I even watched the AS game. Maybe a decade or more. It's boring. The dunk comp and 3 pt contest hold some interest, but even then I'm happy to watch the highlights.

And I think our players feel the same way. You know Duncan could care less about being there. If Pop is coaching the team, TD will barely play.


With a W against PHX and the Clips' L to POR, Pop looks increasingly a lock by Feb 3.

The Spurs play CHA (who have had a few wins as of late, but come on, the Spurs blew them out by 30 in Charlotte) then WAS (who are playing well lately, though) before Feb 3.
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Post#7 » by Donald Kaufman » Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:53 am

Yep. And you really know that Pop has zero interest in coaching the West All Stars.
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Re: Duncan and Parker All-Star Reserves 

Post#8 » by RyanStorm » Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:42 am

Lopez got in for Rondo, so now Curry is the biggest snub...but that doesn't matter Lee got in.

I still hate the fan vote thing. The big cities are always automatic. I mean so many losers are in the All Star reserves. I don't care what anyone says, stats don't mean ****, unless your winning games. I mean whats the point in being the highest points per game and be under .500(LAL, BOS)

Now Howard might be injured, so I wonder if Curry is going to get his spot??

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