Thursday, December 30th, 2010 at 1:57 pm  |  105 responses

All-Star ‘11: Second Balloting Returns

In the second returns, Carmelo jumps into the starting spot over Pau Gasol, but Melo’s lead remains tenuous at best. Derrick Rose and Rajon Rondo continue in a tight race for the starting spot in the East. Knicks fans finally picked up their ballots, nearly doubling Amar’e Stoudemire‘s votes from when we last checked in. STAT very well could surpass Kevin Garnett for a starting spot in the East. Ray Felton and Danilo Gallinari also make respectable cameos. Blake Griffin is proving himself as an emerging fan-favorite, with nearly triple John Wall‘s votes despite being among the crowded West Forwards.

2011 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING
EAST FORWARDS
LeBron James 969,459
Kevin Garnett 712,555
Amar’e Stoudemire 637,486
Paul Pierce 381,348
Chris Bosh 260,007
Josh Smith 193,897
Carlos Boozer 159,073
Danilo Gallinari 127,726
Andre Iguodala 115,660
Danny Granger 107,145
EAST GUARDS
Dwyane Wade 938,402
Rajon Rondo 777,310
Derrick Rose 721,122
Ray Allen 392,441
John Wall 169,219
Gilbert Arenas 144,889
Brandon Jennings 128,556
Raymond Felton 105,425
Joe Johnson 99,598
Jamal Crawford 97,809
EAST CENTERS
Dwight Howard 988,572
Shaquille O’Neal 410,663
Joakim Noah 153,657
Al Horford 120,404
Andrew Bogut 110,153
Andrea Bargnani 92,822
Brook Lopez 77,048
Roy Hibbert 70,698
JaVale McGee 59,508
Ben Wallace 44,375
WEST FORWARDS
Kevin Durant 735,521
Carmelo Anthony 602,516
Pau Gasol 597,201
Dirk Nowitzki 447,737
Tim Duncan 436,651
Blake Griffin 435,857
Lamar Odom 232,299
Luis Scola 197,728
Kevin Love 171,945
Caron Butler 168,937
WEST GUARDS
Kobe Bryant 1,153,694
Chris Paul 585,690
Manu Ginobili 403,632
Steve Nash 321,659
Deron Williams 313,011
Jason Kidd 234,779
Russell Westbrook 233,593
Tony Parker 219,378
Vince Carter 185,213
Eric Gordon 179,917
WEST CENTERS
Yao Ming 637,527
Andrew Bynum 376,283
Brendan Haywood 215,905
Nene 211,475
Marc Gasol 205,227
Emeka Okafor 172,012
Chris Kaman 131,741
Marcus Camby 111,346
Andris Biedrins 65,908
Robin Lopez 62,199
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  • http://slamonline BossTerry

    Oh, and 100th.. YESSSSS, I ROCK!!!!!!!

  • Luiyo

    Why you cry so much about who will play the ASG???? Don’t you know that the game is for the “fans” so they are supposed to vote for the players they WANT to see… Maybe some times they vote for people that don’t deserved it, but that’s the way the NBA gets the BEST income, remember that this is still a business. If you really want greatness and a true standard of excellence of a season, wait for the All-NBA teams, they are for the ENTIRE season. Is recognition from your peers and coaches, ASG is for HALF the season and from the fans…. Between the players i’m sure an ASG means a lot, but being an All-NBA may mean more to them. If you talk to a veteran player they ALWAYS say that they appreciate more the respect and recognition of their peers, because fan recognition (ASG) come and goes with time, not saying that they don’t want the fan recognition. (For some of them that’s a bonus or a plus) But the knowledge and respect of people that really know the game is what stays.

  • bashmo

    AllBall247- appreciate the comment..and its pretty hard to see through DWills fabulous scoring output and overall play sometimes that CP3 is doing his thing outthere night in and night out. Tonight’s game against Boston was a PERFECT example of what this guy is capable of, 20 points on 15 shots, 11 assists, 6 steals…

    And for what it’s worth I also forgot to mention that CP3 is coming off an injury riddled year where he missed nearly half the season…yet has the hornets looking to make the playoffs after last year’s absence.

  • http://bassbesteck.blogspot.com bassbesteck

    Rondo is a great PG, no disrespect there and plays like an allstar for sure, but he definitly got ni chance statwise vs. Rose this season. Against any other pg in the east for sure, but Rose this year is just ballin’. And his assists have multiplied since boozer is healthy…

  • Derek

    Where the hell is monta Ellis at in the voting he should be very close to kobe Bryant NBA don’t recognize real talent when it is their. Monta is ave rage around 26 point per game 2nd in scoring and his name still ain on the ballot people are sleeping on him. He is way better than Chris Paul and any giving day. Chris paul averaging 16 ppg. Matter fact he is doing better than Kobe This season he the only one in the league with 5 40 points game and everybody else got 2 1 or 0 What he have to do to be an all-star score 82. He is the third best guard in the NBA after wade and kobe

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