This also means that Ben Wallace who made 3rd string is much softer Gimme a break! Man, I notice alot of trade yao or soft Yao threads poppin' up lately, which is totally ASSinine!!!
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/columns/story?columnist=stein_marc&id=1780641 There we go. Yao was moved to 3rd team (Shaq was moved to 2nd team as well) All-NBA Team First team F Tim Duncan, San Antonio F Kevin Garnett, Minnesota C Jermaine O'Neal, Indiana G Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers G Peja Stojakovic, Sacramento Second team F Ron Artest, Indiana F Andrei Kirilenko, Utah C Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers G Jason Kidd, New Jersey G Michael Redd, Milwaukee Third team F Tracy McGrady, Orlando F Ben Wallace, Detroit C Yao Ming, Houston G Sam Cassell, Minnesota G Steve Nash, Dallas
I like how he moved Ben Wallace from center to forward and McGrady from guard to forward. What happened to "positions they play regularly"? Terrible list.
T-Mac is easily the most overrated player in the league, while Redd might be the most underrated. T-Mac's lack of talent in Orl isn't that much worse than Redd's in Mil. Yet Redd's team is way above T-Mac's in the standings. I love how T-Mac is immune of criticism. Yet, Kobe gets dogged by the "haters" ASAP.
I find something which is very laughable, David Moore of Dallas Morning News nominate Yao to All-NBA Third Team as a FORWARD. THIRD TEAM FORWARDS Yao Ming, Houston: 17.5 ppg, 9.1 rpg, 1.91 bpg Ron Artest, Indiana: 3rd in league with 2.1 steals; 18.4 ppg CENTER Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas: NBA's 9th-leading scorer (22.2 ppg) GUARDS Paul Pierce, Boston: 23.0 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 5.1 apg Baron Davis, New Orleans: 2.4 steals per game leads league Link: http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcon...ore/stories/041104dnspomooreawards.2c254.html
