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NBA.com:Yao,Stoudemire Headline All Rookie Team

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  1. Deuce

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    http://www.nba.com/milk_rookie/allrookie_030507.html

    Stoudemiré,Yao Headline got milk? All-Rookie Team

    NEW YORK, May 7 – The got milk? NBA Rookie of the Year Amare Stoudemiré of the Phoenix Suns and Yao Ming of the Houston Rockets, the number one overall selection in the 2002 NBA Draft, lead a cast of talented rookies named to the got milk? NBA All-Rookie Team, the NBA announced Wednesday.

    Stoudemiré and Yao were unanimous selections with 56 points each and were joined on the got milk? NBA All-Rookie First Team by Miami’s Caron Butler (55 points), Orlando’s Drew Gooden (45) and Denver’s Nene Hilario (40).

    Stoudemiré ranked first among all NBA rookies in rebounding (8.8 rpg) and tied for second in scoring (13.5 ppg) and blocks (1.06 bpg) while Yao rated first among rookies in blocks (1.79 bpg), second in rebounding (8.2 rpg) and tied for second in scoring (13.5 ppg).

    Butler led all rookies in scoring (15.4 ppg ) and was ranked in the top 10 among rookies in eight of nine major statistical categories including scoring (first), rebounding (seventh), assists (fifth), field goal percentage (10th), three-point field goal percentage (ninth), free-throw percentage (second), steals (first) and minutes (first). Gooden ranked fifth among rookies in scoring (12.5 ppg) and rebounding (6.5 rpg), and fifth in field goal percentage (.457) while Hilario ranked second among rookies in field goal percentage (.519) and steals (1.59 spg), and sixth in rebounding (6.1 rpg) and scoring (10.5 ppg).

    The got milk? NBA All-Rookie Second Team consisted of San Antonio’s Emanuel Ginobili (38 points), Orlando’s Gordon Giricek (33 points), Cleveland’s Carlos Boozer (28 points), Chicago’s Jay Williams (22 points) and Boston’s J.R. Bremer (18 points).

    The voting panel consisted of the NBA’s 29 head coaches, who were asked to select five players for the first team and five players for the second team, regardless of position. Coaches were not permitted to vote for players on their own team. Two points were awarded for first team votes and one for second team votes.

    The got milk? Milk Mustache campaign is sponsoring the NBA Rookie platform to highlight the importance of milk’s bone-building calcium and eight other essential nutrients for active people, teen boys especially, who add about 15 percent of their height during these years. The platform includes the ‘got milk?’ Rookie Challenge, the ‘got milk?’ Rookie of the Month awards, the ‘got milk?’ Rookie of the Year award and the ‘got milk?’ All-Rookie Team.

    Attached are the results of the balloting for the 2002-03 got milk? NBA All-Rookie teams:

    2002-03 got milk? NBA ALL-ROOKIE FIRST TEAM

    Player Team Points 1st Team Votes
    Yao Ming Houston 56 28
    Amare Stoudemiré Phoenix 56 28
    Caron Butler Miami 55 27
    Drew Gooden Orlando 45 17
    Nene Hilario Denver 40 13

    2002-03 got milk? NBA ALL-ROOKIE SECOND TEAM

    Player Team Points 1st Team Votes
    Emanuel Ginobili San Antonio 38 13
    Gordan Giricek Orlando 33 7
    Carlos Boozer Cleveland 28 5
    Jay Williams Chicago 28 3
    J.R. Bremer Boston 18 2

    Other players receiving votes, with point totals: Dajuan Wagner, Cleveland, 13; Mehmet Okur, Detroit, 11; Marco Jaric, LA Clippers, 6; Mike Dunleavy, Golden State, 4; Rasual Butler, Miami, 2; Junior Harrington, Denver, 2; Mike Batiste, Memphis, 2; Juan Dixon, Washington, 1; Vincent Yarbrough, Denver, 1; Reggie Evans, Seattle, 1; Casey Jacobsen, Phoenix, 1.
     
  2. JuanValdez

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    Why do they put an accent at the end of Stoudamire? Does it belong there? I've seen Amare spelled with an accent before, but not Stoudamire.
     
  3. A-Train

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    Dajuan Wagner should have gotten second team on the sole fact that he's NOT a whiney prick...
     
  4. ILuvEddie33

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    He He! Umm....Im not going to say any names ArCaronButlerAr. Oh did I say that oops! LOL
     
  5. MFW2310

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    Kinda makes you wonder who would be ROY if the coaches picks doesn't it? But instead we have stupid players and dumbass sportswriters do it.
     
  6. A-Train

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    Well, Caron only whined at the end of the season, and actually deserved to be on the first team. Jay Williams whined all year long...
     
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    SIDEBAR! I wouldn't necessarily say that. I met the guy at the last NBA Rookie Shoot (the same one where Drew Gooden swore to me that Ming was gonna be a huge bust :) ), and he was a total whiney prick. Okay, maybe not so much a prick, but he was whiney (and extremely cocky). Besides showing up an hour late, he complained nonstop about the drills, the amount of photos, the temperature, the crappy gym, the downtime sitting around, the interviews, etc. Of course, this was before the season, so he's probably even worse now... :rolleyes:
     
  8. Easy

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    I thought Caron started whining right after the draft, implying that he should've been the #1 pick.
     
  9. moestavern19

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    Damnit, I'm going to change my name to BostjanWasSnubbed. :mad:
     
  10. nyquil82

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    sounds like most of the top rookies (butler, amare, jwill, dwags, gooden) are arrogant, big headed pricks. and they are rookies! this is seriously one of my biggest complaints about the nba, the lack of respect and virtue. and of all the rookies, only one has a class act and is using his fame and money to do good, and he's probably the one earning the least too since so much of his pay goes to his former club.
     
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    If the voting was done today, Emanuel Ginobili would be added to the all rookie 1st team.
     
  12. KeepJuaquin

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    Duh....................cuz his team is in the playoffs.

    Amare ugh.

    Where's JUAQUIN?!?!/!?

    He should have gotten 1 vote at least.
     
  13. ILuvEddie33

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    Yea I know but I didnt like Caron period! He always said he IS the rookie of the year! Umm NO!! I just dont like him thats why I said his name!
     
  14. ILuvEddie33

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    He did thats why I said it! He stopped complaining just a little bit midway through the season but then started again! I still don't like him or J-Will for a matter a fact!
     

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