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TMac not an All-Star Starter this year

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by bluesinsoul, Jan 24, 2008.

  1. Keivan

    Keivan Member

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    This really surprised me because T-Mac was way up in the votes.
    He said he rather not play the game, rest, and let the ones who deserved more play, I guess the fans heard him.

    Still, as a big fan, it's going to be really weird to see an All Star Game without T-Mac, sounds crazy to me (I follow the NBA since 2003), he's been a starter since being with the Magic, and had he not had the injuries he probably would have made it (there's no way he's going to be chosen by the coaches).

    On the other hand, T-Mac will be focused on the end of the season, which is much more important. He'll get a good rest. He's fine with it, that's okay.
     
  2. ParaSolid

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    Hehe, T-Mac has the same legs as the Darfur kid!
     
  3. professorjay

    professorjay Contributing Member

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    I don't know how AI overtook the vote so quickly (seems unheard of) and don't care. If no All-Star game means a better Tmac for the regular season I'll take it.
     
  4. ReD_1

    ReD_1 Rookie

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    He was injured all season so that doesn't surprise me so much.
     
  5. leroy

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    bingo.
     
  6. mlwoo

    mlwoo Contributing Member

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    I really did not like the other guy's post, but you definitely came across as the jackass on this one.

    You obviously did not read the post at all. I saw one grammatical mistake in his entire post compared to the two I highlighted in your two "sentences".
     
  7. TeamUSA

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    He deserves it.
     
  8. drich

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    he will play with a chip on his shoulder the rest of the season it is good for us as a team HELL YEAH I AM HAPPY welcome back TMAC :D
     
  9. DaRock1

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    I have an advice for you on how to improve yourself as an internet discussion forum poster: Look in the mirror everyday in the morning and say the quote to yourself at least 10 times.
     
  10. DaRock1

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    What about ikarus's post that you don't like? Please elaborate.
     
  11. t_mac1

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    stern has something to do with it. imagine if stern has to face the media and choose a player to replace him (a lot of politics would go into it and someone would be left off and the media will criticize him). this will solve all of it.

    for iverson to have won, there would have ZERO votes for tracy for 2 weeks and iverson would have to get 8-9000 votes PER DAY for 1.5 weeks. how possible is that? u really think he would get 8-9000 votes per day to cover the 90-100k in votes?
     
  12. jasona88

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    Official numbers

    Guards: Kobe Bryant (LAL) 2,004,940; Allen Iverson (Den) 1,203,152; Tracy McGrady (Hou) 1,192,742; Steve Nash (Phx) 1,174,125; Chris Paul (NO) 563,525; Manu Ginobili (SA) 541,148; Tony Parker (SA) 500,009; Baron Davis (GS) 499,186; Jason Terry (Dal) 300,125; Jerry Stackhouse (Dal) 270,412.

    :eek: I cant believe TD got more votes than Yao....there goes the Chinese vote advantage.

    2008 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING TOP 10
    OVERALL LEADING VOTE-GETTERS
    Player Votes
    1. Kevin Garnett, Bos 2,399,148
    2. LeBron James, Cle 2,108,831
    3. Dwight Howard, Orl 2,066,991
    4. Kobe Bryant, LAL 2,004,940
    5. Carmelo Anthony, Den 1,723,701
    6. Tim Duncan, SA 1,712,800
    7. Yao Ming, Hou 1,709,180
    8. Dwyane Wade, Mia 1,608,260
    9. Dirk Nowitzki, Dal 1,259,025
    10. Jason Kidd, NJ 1,246,386
     
  13. jasona88

    jasona88 Member

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    Man I've been spoiled these past seasons...ever since the yao/franchise era we've had TWO all start starters...this all star break just isnt going to be the same! *tear*
     

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