I think it's because his team is winning. For example Khris Middleton is a very underrated guy until the Bucks becomes the first seed then he started to get some recognition. If the Blazers somehow earns the top seed then CJ might got selected.
@@richardferdinand9865 Lavine and Vucevic's teams (I think also Sabonis) won't even make it to the playoffs this season and yet they became all-stars. The voting sometimes is pretty awful
I feel sorry for him it's Terry stotts fault such a poor defensive coach if they had quinn snyder or Mike malone they would've been 1st seeds and cj would've made it
Kinda nice to see Conley make the asg this year. He’s a veteran player who is fun to watch. He’s not a hall of famer, but it’s always nice to see someone’s talents get recognized.
Basically a lot of eastern conference players since there were years they just had to put 12: Jameer Nelson, Devin Harris, Kyle Korver, Jeff Teague. There’s years Lowry should not have been an all star in my opinion but had the eastern conference thing going him. Brad Miller has to be one of the most mediocre all stars of all time though when he was on the kings. Man wasn’t even on the legendary 01-02 to team that got robbed.
@@TheChosenMoose01 to be fair Hibbert was one of the best bigs in his time and arguably the best defensive big in the NBA at that time so he deserves some of his all star appearances
@@satorugojo6133 He was good, but in 2014, he Big Al Jefferson averaged double his points and boards and made the 3rd team all NBA but didn't make the team.
@@TheChosenMoose01 Fair point. The voting systems were wack back then so that must have been why Al was snubbed. Plus, Roy's team was much better than Al's team so that must have been the turning point for the decision.
Murray has been good but not “all star” caliber good until this year tbh ion even remember him ever being a go to snub option once all star season comes around
@@nbabackcourtmedia that is false Murray is very consistent idk why this false narrative keeps bein said by non nba watchers his numbers are suburb especially for a perimeter player Murray is 23 is still young he has time
Bruh what? He averaged 10 points per game for his career before last season. Reading through these comments really makes you realize how uneducated some of yall are about the NBA.
@@awethenticmade bro you probably don’t watch raptor games. He has some nights he’ll go off and look like he’s a star and others he’s super inefficient taking unnecessary shots and missing important ones while blowing important leads that our team could have taken advantage off. You sound like you’re just describing yourself
Conley was super lucky to get it this season, and I'm very happy glad he did. Literally three guys had to be injured in the West for him to be included. And at his age at 33, this may have been his last "all-star level" season.
I think it's only fair that the NBA should maximize the All-Star slots to 15 for both conferences considering we're at the midst of a pandemic and to avoid further snubs.
Danilo Gallinari I don't mean this season his field goal percentage isn't that goof season but three point percentage is but he isn't averaging enough points this season/getting enough touches
Myles Turner is an underrated perimeter defender too, he's pretty quick on his feet which is why he can recover so quickly to block shots. He can also stretch the floor obviously and when he gets touches he's shown he can produce on offense
You can officially put De'Aaron Fox out of this list because he just got named as an All-Star in 2023. Who else are here when Swipa was named a first time All-Star?
The year Tobis Harris was on the Clippers and shipped to the sixers, he should have been an all-star. He was carrying a team that most expected to be bottom of the pack all the way to a shot at the playoffs. He was crazy underrated that season and it was his first real coming out party.
Same numbers as Rose in Rise MVP year. Rose had more assists, Ellis had more steals and one less point. Bulls 62-20, Warriors 36-46...but same exact numbers damn near. It’s all about politics, they all do the same things. The X factor is the situation
Lou Williams definitely should’ve made an all star appearance in the league , I mean one of the greatest sixth man of the year players and doesn’t even get a single all star nod?
Just imagine Turner goes to the Raptors as their starting Center. Man that would do wonders for both the team and his individual career as he won’t be playing behind Sabonis
10:13 Thank you for pointing that out! It's easy to say who was snubbed, but can they say who shouldn't had made it? I doubt that majority of the people saying that a certain player was snubbed can even say who shouldn't had been selected. I also believe Lou Williams' sixth man role has a lot to do with why he's never been named an all star. Manu Ginobili could've been selected more than twice if had a been a starter. Lamar Odom definitely should've been an all star at least once, but being a sixth man later in his career made it difficult.
All time almost All Stars include Josh Smith (Atlanta) Monta Ellis (GSW) Danny Granger (that one season when he averaged 26ppg) Richard Jefferson (Nets) Jamaal Crawford ( Knicks, Clippers) Kirk Hinrich ( first Bulls stint) McCollum ofcourse, Marcus Camby (Nuggets)
The All Star game is like the Oscars: it's nice to have one but it's not a measure of true worth or even greatness. The degree of difficulty and the length of productivity alone gets Lou Will into the Hall of Fame. Plus Lou is a great teammate and a cool dude. Tobias Harris is a rock solid cornerstone: professional, productive and efficient. He fits in wherever he gets in. Look at his real value: teams improve upon his arrival, and he brings back a lot when he is traded. I still believe that the Clips gave up too much and too soon: Lou, Trez, Pat and Tobias could have been champs playing for Doc.
People say the regular season don’t matter and everything is proven in the playoffs but for some odd reason Murray is punished for performing better in the playoffs that’s weird
Lou Williams shouldve been the injury replacement in 2018, not Paul George. They were separated by like 2-3 games and Westbrook was already named to the team and a top 5 MVP candidate that year while Lou put up better numbers, shooting splits, all in less minutes and off the bench with a team that was given pretty much no chance as opposed to the "OKC Big 3" (that choked to a rookie in the playoffs to follow it up btw) and was the best player on his team that year too..... it was even more annoying that Jimmy Butler sat out the allstar game that year when he was questionable the day prior, when the game was literally in LA and Lou Williams couldve easily replaced him. Its a shame the league missed an opportunity to reward him on a spectacular season.
Western All-Star guard has been the most competitive spot in the all-star game since the 2000's. Even Lillard missed the all-star game twice averaging 25PPG and 27PPG *AND* the Blazers were a playoff team those seasons. Half the guys in this video are Western guards.
I agree with your list and appreciate the fact that you didn't try to make it sound like it was unfair to them. Honestly, I don't think I would have selected any of these players as an all-star any year they could have. Maybe CJ once. He's clearly the most deserving of the bunch, and either him or Fox or should make it next year. It was basically the same with Mike Conley. No coincidence all these "almost all-stars" were/are Western conference guards. You had CP3 the entire time, Kobe, Nash, Deron Williams, Tony Parker, Westbrook, Curry, Harden, Lillard, Klay and so on. Parker and Lillard "only" have 6 all-star selections each.
Hey Andy if you could make a video about the influences and mentors kobe had early in his career that shaped him into one of the best players of all time. I really just wanted to know who gave him that mamba mentality. Thanks!!!
i know he was injured a lot but there was a good couple seasons that gallinari had a shot. he’ll probably be forgotten in nba history later on but dude had a very solid career
I figured CJ been playing like this for the last 3 years or so but 6 straight years of 20+ ppg? As a undersized 2 guard that’s not that fast or quick? Respect!
It surprises me not seeing Malcolm Brogdon on this list, maybe even TJ Warren before Myles Turner. I would also see Levert, Gallinari, Grant, Powell on this list. Great video tho 💪
You should have done this video with retired players or players pass there prime , because all of this guys you listed will probably make it in the future.
Was this video made before the Kings drafted Tyrese halliburton? They screwed it up yesterday or the day before but that was a very good pic so they haven't screwed up all their draft picks.
Six seasons in a row averaging more than 20 ppg on a winning team. McCollum is hella underappreciated. There should be a riot if he finishes his career with 0 all-star appearances.
I still dont understand how people like d book, fox, harris and trae got snubbed because people thought that an already 11 time all star CP3, an aged conley and an ok sabonis were better choices. The media does a terrible job representing the stars of the league and the 'winning record' argument is plain stupid and gets contradicted every year.
What if the NBA all-star was just like the NHL all-star tournament where all-star caliber players from different divisions compete on the tournament bracket just like the playoffs and the last 2 remaining divisional all-star teams will represent the East and West Conference. It may be impossible but it might get more deserving all-star caliber players.
Here are some more non Rookie/Sophomore current players that should be All-Stars based on their performance the last few seasons: No-Brainer: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Already All-Star Caliber: Christian Wood Jerami Grant Knocking on the Door: Jonas Valanciunas Lonzo Ball Spencer Dinwiddie Terry Rozier Fred VanVleet
Imagine if there's no Limit in the no of players who can play in the All-Star as all of them were good and some of them surprised me since they're playing like those who entered the all star
One guy who I always thought should have made atleast 1 All-Star appearance was Rudy Gay. I think he never made it since the majority of the time he was playing on bad teams.
Conley would've been known as the "best player who's never made an all star game" instead he's now just a random all star
Inna season where he honestly didn’t deserve it too but at least he got an appearance under his belt 😂🤷🏽♂️
Think of it as a payment from the all-star snubs he had
I think it's because his team is winning. For example Khris Middleton is a very underrated guy until the Bucks becomes the first seed then he started to get some recognition. If the Blazers somehow earns the top seed then CJ might got selected.
@@richardferdinand9865 Lavine and Vucevic's teams (I think also Sabonis) won't even make it to the playoffs this season and yet they became all-stars. The voting sometimes is pretty awful
@@_Mojitoo The East is also easier to make it then the west so you have to take that into account, also their stats are just way better
Praying CJ McCollum makes an allstar game in his career. One of the most underrated players of our era
faxs, this year was his year, but he got hurt, hopefully he can make one
Nah man.
CJ be averaging 20+ ppg and still not an all-star. I can name so much all-stars that average even less than 18 ppg
Better than Mike Conley too
@@_Mojitoo Yes, but he upped it up to 25-27 ppg now
Lamar Odom and Luol Deng were super underrated. They were never appreciated as much
Yes absolutely, but didnt Deng made two all star appearances ?
@@brucelau2023 yeah but ask anyone if luol deng is a good nba player they would say no. He super underrated
Yep, Lamar was a dog in the 08 finals.
And zach Randolph
their teams would not be great without them Deng got his credit at the end but to late same with Lamar i guess
If you’re a guard that puts up decent numbers playing in the West, there’s a good chance you still won’t make an all-star game!
Yeah. 24 8 and 5 isnt good enough. Which is insane.
Just like Mike Conley in the grit and grind era.
Unless your name is stephen curry
"guard that puts up decent numbers" =/= All Star.
@@brendangilmartin4002 the problem with that is stats don't always equal positive value.
The mike Conley award
He made the all star team lol
On god 😂
Not anymore
Mike bibby award
Mike Bobby sounds better
Truly I am praying that CJ McCollum makes an all star appearance in this decade 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
He would've been all star already if he wasn't playing in the west
I feel sorry for him it's Terry stotts fault such a poor defensive coach if they had quinn snyder or Mike malone they would've been 1st seeds and cj would've made it
You have issues if thats what you pray for. Hashtag weird shit
@@HellusRaizen It doesn’t matter what conference they’re in because now they have a captain system
no
I literally could have sworn CJ McCollum made the All-Star Team a few years ago! My mind is blown right now! 😱
Ye i thought in 2018-2019 he made it in
Casual... Just kidding
Kinda nice to see Conley make the asg this year. He’s a veteran player who is fun to watch. He’s not a hall of famer, but it’s always nice to see someone’s talents get recognized.
You should look up his Dad...dude could dunk one foot behind the free throw line....he was a track star. Conley has had a very good career!
Rudy Gay for a long time was one of these dudes imo
Hell yea he was a tier under Lebron and KD in the grizzlies days
When I think of Rudy gay I think of that raptor fan fan screaming NO NOT RUDY GAY right before he hit that game winner lmao
True, not very efficient though.
I think it was in 2011, Rudy was sooo close, I was surprised he didn’t make it
I want to see 10 all stars who shouldn't have been.
Basically a lot of eastern conference players since there were years they just had to put 12: Jameer Nelson, Devin Harris, Kyle Korver, Jeff Teague. There’s years Lowry should not have been an all star in my opinion but had the eastern conference thing going him. Brad Miller has to be one of the most mediocre all stars of all time though when he was on the kings. Man wasn’t even on the legendary 01-02 to team that got robbed.
Just look up top 10 worst all stars. You'll see people like Roy Hibbert, James Donaldson, and similar players.
@@TheChosenMoose01 to be fair Hibbert was one of the best bigs in his time and arguably the best defensive big in the NBA at that time so he deserves some of his all star appearances
@@satorugojo6133 He was good, but in 2014, he Big Al Jefferson averaged double his points and boards and made the 3rd team all NBA but didn't make the team.
@@TheChosenMoose01 Fair point. The voting systems were wack back then so that must have been why Al was snubbed. Plus, Roy's team was much better than Al's team so that must have been the turning point for the decision.
Murray not being an all star isn’t surprising considering he’s been mid in the regular season every year aside from this year
Murray has been good but not “all star” caliber good until this year tbh ion even remember him ever being a go to snub option once all star season comes around
Even this year he started pretty mid
That’s just the nuggets though they spread the ball and play too much team ball for him to put up great stats
@@alexescutia4805 it’s more Murray being inconsistent in the regular season
@@nbabackcourtmedia that is false Murray is very consistent idk why this false narrative keeps bein said by non nba watchers his numbers are suburb especially for a perimeter player Murray is 23 is still young he has time
When I hear Almost All-Star, first historic player that comes to mind is Eddie Johnson.
wasn't he a 2 time all star or am I tripping
@@obscurekidney501 not this Eddie Johnson
@@obscurekidney501 he was
@@obscurekidney501 i mean Eddie Johnson from Chicago, he was drafted in 1981 by Kansas City Kings and won 6th Man of the Year in 1989
@@veryprofessionalsportsanalyst oh lmao
my bad
McCollum will get in soon. An honourable mention should go to Fred Vanvleet, he will get in some day.
He gotta stop being inconsistent first
Bruh what? He averaged 10 points per game for his career before last season. Reading through these comments really makes you realize how uneducated some of yall are about the NBA.
@@awethenticmade bro you probably don’t watch raptor games. He has some nights he’ll go off and look like he’s a star and others he’s super inefficient taking unnecessary shots and missing important ones while blowing important leads that our team could have taken advantage off. You sound like you’re just describing yourself
@@ssj4goku18825theepic sounds like you dont understand what you're reading. the guy was kinda agreeing with you
@@fIrSt735 yeah maybe but my point still stands he’s got ways to go before reaching that
As a Mavs fan, it’s criminal Josh Howard made an all star team, but never Jason Terry.
At the end of the day terry got his ring and Howard ruined his career
Monta Ellis deserved it too, if not on the Mavs at least back on the warriors or bucks. Can’t believe a guy like Kyle Korver made it but not Ellis.
I was hoping there was a comment about Jason Terry. One of Dirk's best teammates
Not sure if Terry ever deserved it tbh but maybe. And Josh Howard was good man
@Michael Weinberg huh?
Myles Turner clearly isn’t seen as expendable by the Pacers front office if teams try to trade for him every year but he never gets traded
Fr he fits so well with every team that wants to win a chip
Pacers aren't trying to win a championship anyway
Well that just changed today lol
@@saadatkazi1536 as a Pacers fan I am so sad 😞
Conley was super lucky to get it this season, and I'm very happy glad he did.
Literally three guys had to be injured in the West for him to be included. And at his age at 33, this may have been his last "all-star level" season.
Fox absolutely should have been an All Star this year. I know it's competitive, especially amongst guards, but Fox deserved it over Conley.
Gotta appreciate what Andy brings to us every week
CJ McCollum is prolly the best best non all-star ever
I think that’s probably Darrell Griffith or Jason Terry.
100%
Yep in my eyes he is.
Sam casell has entered the chat
@@paulwar7064 Sam Cassell was an all star sir
I think it's only fair that the NBA should maximize the All-Star slots to 15 for both conferences considering we're at the midst of a pandemic and to avoid further snubs.
Danilo Gallinari I don't mean this season his field goal percentage isn't that goof season but three point percentage is but he isn't averaging enough points this season/getting enough touches
For example in 2018-2019 he averaged 20ppg 47% from the field and 43% from three and 90% from the line
And he had simular numbers last season in okc
do another underrated rookies for this year
Myles Turner is an underrated perimeter defender too, he's pretty quick on his feet which is why he can recover so quickly to block shots. He can also stretch the floor obviously and when he gets touches he's shown he can produce on offense
You can officially put De'Aaron Fox out of this list because he just got named as an All-Star in 2023. Who else are here when Swipa was named a first time All-Star?
The year Tobis Harris was on the Clippers and shipped to the sixers, he should have been an all-star. He was carrying a team that most expected to be bottom of the pack all the way to a shot at the playoffs. He was crazy underrated that season and it was his first real coming out party.
The fact that Monta Ellis was never an All-Star is borderline criminal
Played on really bad teams after the 07 warriors dissolved. West was always stacked with guards too
Same numbers as Rose in Rise MVP year. Rose had more assists, Ellis had more steals and one less point. Bulls 62-20, Warriors 36-46...but same exact numbers damn near. It’s all about politics, they all do the same things. The X factor is the situation
@LoSLakaFan28 💯 Monta and Rudy Gay were terribly inefficient.
*Rod Strickland, Isiah Rider, Sam Perkins, Byron Scott, Ron Harper.*
All of these players are also underrated.
Hey Andy, I wondering if you could do a video about the greatest teams to miss the Playoffs
fax
Charlotte Hornets, Kemba Howard duo.
Miami Heat post Lebron Era
Basically the 9th teams
Ja Morants Memphis
Lou Williams definitely should’ve made an all star appearance in the league , I mean one of the greatest sixth man of the year players and doesn’t even get a single all star nod?
Who should’ve he replaced?
@@ロッテファン-j2g Tbh, in the 2019 all star game, he should've replaced Khris Middleton
@@KH-ou4st it cant be, khris played in the east while lou was in the west
@@Arzeeree oh yea I forgot
@@KH-ou4st even barring the east west thing hell no he should’ve been in over middleton
Just imagine Turner goes to the Raptors as their starting Center. Man that would do wonders for both the team and his individual career as he won’t be playing behind Sabonis
Vanfleet og siakam sabonis turner 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Best channel ever. Spent 8 hours marathoning videos
No dislike. Appreciating this kinds of videos. Salute!💪🏼
Mike Conley almost made this list but this season saved him from being the best player without an all star appearance also I make videos as well
Said the same thing😂
He really got the pity vote lmao
They trippin bro, of all UA-cam this is the best channel!!! Though I do need more up to date content. I watched every video.
De Fox is an all star next season for sure. Great video 🏀
Let's hope so. Far and away the best player on a garbage team.
10:13 Thank you for pointing that out! It's easy to say who was snubbed, but can they say who shouldn't had made it? I doubt that majority of the people saying that a certain player was snubbed can even say who shouldn't had been selected. I also believe Lou Williams' sixth man role has a lot to do with why he's never been named an all star. Manu Ginobili could've been selected more than twice if had a been a starter. Lamar Odom definitely should've been an all star at least once, but being a sixth man later in his career made it difficult.
CJ would have made it if there were no conferences. He would have deserved the selections over Kemba Walker.
All time almost All Stars include Josh Smith (Atlanta) Monta Ellis (GSW) Danny Granger (that one season when he averaged 26ppg) Richard Jefferson (Nets) Jamaal Crawford ( Knicks, Clippers) Kirk Hinrich ( first Bulls stint) McCollum ofcourse, Marcus Camby (Nuggets)
With Mike Conley making it this year, I think Jason terry now holds that title, damn was I relieved to see Conley make it once before he retired
The All Star game is like the Oscars: it's nice to have one but it's not a measure of true worth or even greatness. The degree of difficulty and the length of productivity alone gets Lou Will into the Hall of Fame. Plus Lou is a great teammate and a cool dude. Tobias Harris is a rock solid cornerstone: professional, productive and efficient. He fits in wherever he gets in. Look at his real value: teams improve upon his arrival, and he brings back a lot when he is traded. I still believe that the Clips gave up too much and too soon: Lou, Trez, Pat and Tobias could have been champs playing for Doc.
great content Andy! as always 🔥🤙
People say the regular season don’t matter and everything is proven in the playoffs but for some odd reason Murray is punished for performing better in the playoffs that’s weird
Ayyy one minute gang
Lou Williams shouldve been the injury replacement in 2018, not Paul George. They were separated by like 2-3 games and Westbrook was already named to the team and a top 5 MVP candidate that year while Lou put up better numbers, shooting splits, all in less minutes and off the bench with a team that was given pretty much no chance as opposed to the "OKC Big 3" (that choked to a rookie in the playoffs to follow it up btw) and was the best player on his team that year too..... it was even more annoying that Jimmy Butler sat out the allstar game that year when he was questionable the day prior, when the game was literally in LA and Lou Williams couldve easily replaced him. Its a shame the league missed an opportunity to reward him on a spectacular season.
I expect FVV to be here. Dude's insane currently and has been for a couple of years now
Who??
Fred VanVleet
He’s prolly making it next season
HE just started balling recently 2 years ago CJ BEEN AT IT NEARLY 6 YEARS NOW 👀👀
He's only been doing this 2 years. Ngl, his numbers now aren't even good enough for all star
Waiting on De'Aaron Fox to make an All-Star team. Don't think it'll happen as long as he stays in Sacramento.
Edit: welp, there we go
If Andy had played the trumpets in this video. These “Almost All-Stars” would very likely become an All Star one day like Conley did.
Western All-Star guard has been the most competitive spot in the all-star game since the 2000's.
Even Lillard missed the all-star game twice averaging 25PPG and 27PPG *AND* the Blazers were a playoff team those seasons. Half the guys in this video are Western guards.
Exactly, and u know if playing in 2000s Kobe AUTOMATICALLY taking a spot no matter what
I agree with your list and appreciate the fact that you didn't try to make it sound like it was unfair to them. Honestly, I don't think I would have selected any of these players as an all-star any year they could have. Maybe CJ once. He's clearly the most deserving of the bunch, and either him or Fox or should make it next year. It was basically the same with Mike Conley. No coincidence all these "almost all-stars" were/are Western conference guards. You had CP3 the entire time, Kobe, Nash, Deron Williams, Tony Parker, Westbrook, Curry, Harden, Lillard, Klay and so on. Parker and Lillard "only" have 6 all-star selections each.
Andy Hoops doing a Wednesday video all right let’s go !!!!
Those trumpets are coming
Excellent video as usual.
Greatest 6th man of all time has got to be Kevin Mchale all arguments welcome
I love CJ Mccollum's game. He should be an all star years ago
I think the title should be "In the modern NBA"
I was expecting a lot of old players before I watch the video
Lost me at "some kid in ATL I've never heard of"...
Been watching NBA since 1991... now he's on Clint Capella???
No wonder I stopped watching NBA
@@darrengordon-hill I am talking about the title is a bit misleading, why are you talking about modern nba sucks
@@ranwo9270
Because I too thought "in history", not a bunch of 4yr players
They really should expand the all-star rosters to at least 15 players.
Love the topic and channel
Dame and CJ are my favorite backcourt. Harden and Kyrie get the status and the wins, but Dem Portland Boyz got HEART!!! They put in work!
Hey Andy if you could make a video about the influences and mentors kobe had early in his career that shaped him into one of the best players of all time. I really just wanted to know who gave him that mamba mentality. Thanks!!!
This video made me make an NFL version, thanks Andy!
i know he was injured a lot but there was a good couple seasons that gallinari had a shot. he’ll probably be forgotten in nba history later on but dude had a very solid career
Where’s Malcolm Brogdon
I figured CJ been playing like this for the last 3 years or so but 6 straight years of 20+ ppg? As a undersized 2 guard that’s not that fast or quick? Respect!
You should do an all time version of this
It surprises me not seeing Malcolm Brogdon on this list, maybe even TJ Warren before Myles Turner. I would also see Levert, Gallinari, Grant, Powell on this list. Great video tho 💪
You should have done this video with retired players or players pass there prime , because all of this guys you listed will probably make it in the future.
Imagine not being subscribed to Andy Hoops..."turrrbullll" Charles Barkley voice
I put key allstar selection on coaches bc with fans its a popularity contest but coaches do vote & they just not picking them
Speaking of almost allstars, we should get a Monta Ellis video
Eddie Johnson and almost Jamal Mashburn
Haha back at it again with the great video ideas
Wow. I had more or less assumed McCollum had made at least a couple of All Star games.
Was this video made before the Kings drafted Tyrese halliburton? They screwed it up yesterday or the day before but that was a very good pic so they haven't screwed up all their draft picks.
Andy is a beast.
Six seasons in a row averaging more than 20 ppg on a winning team. McCollum is hella underappreciated. There should be a riot if he finishes his career with 0 all-star appearances.
Andy can u post more I love your vids
U gotta love the CJ man even if he never make the All Star game
I still dont understand how people like d book, fox, harris and trae got snubbed because people thought that an already 11 time all star CP3, an aged conley and an ok sabonis were better choices. The media does a terrible job representing the stars of the league and the 'winning record' argument is plain stupid and gets contradicted every year.
The fact that 6th man get overlooked for allstar is ridiculous
Who do you think would be better Steph with brons athleticism or harden with pippens defence
Steph
Steph cuz harden not even gonna try on defense
@@anti-peace-industries781 yah yah harden has a defense but he doesn't want to play defense
Capela is criminally underrated
Andy, please do Team USA 2002, you did not include them in your previous video about the 5 Worst USA Teams, they only placed 6th ON THEIR HOME FLOOR.
Most players u mentioned are still very young, the future is bright
Monta Ellis and Mike Bibby should've at least 2 all star appearances in their career man
Damn CJ BEEN balling for 6 whole years now and he performs well the in post season. I hope he makes it honestly! 🙌🏾
What if the NBA all-star was just like the NHL all-star tournament where all-star caliber players from different divisions compete on the tournament bracket just like the playoffs and the last 2 remaining divisional all-star teams will represent the East and West Conference. It may be impossible but it might get more deserving all-star caliber players.
I feel so early
Imagine picking up John Collins over Rudy Gobert, Nikola Jokic, Joel Embiid and Nikola Vucevic
Hell ya my boy CJ is up there
Great list, do an all time almost all star one 👍👍
Can you do 20 to 30 points a game.
5 to 10 rebounds
5 to 8 assists'?🤔
Jrue Holiday too
He's been an all star tho
You should do 8 or 10 all time almost all stars!
i was hoping for Fox to be an All Star this year as well. I became a fan of him when I saw his game this year what a player
You also forgot Malcom Brogdon, SGA, Ja Morant, Lauri markennin and Spencer dinwiddie
Here are some more non Rookie/Sophomore current players that should be All-Stars based on their performance the last few seasons:
No-Brainer:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Already All-Star Caliber:
Christian Wood
Jerami Grant
Knocking on the Door:
Jonas Valanciunas
Lonzo Ball
Spencer Dinwiddie
Terry Rozier
Fred VanVleet
Fred VanVleet
Nice to see Myles Turner getting some love.
Imagine if there's no Limit in the no of players who can play in the All-Star as all of them were good and some of them surprised me since they're playing like those who entered the all star
One guy who I always thought should have made atleast 1 All-Star appearance was Rudy Gay. I think he never made it since the majority of the time he was playing on bad teams.
Good list! Malcolm Brogden is another name too.
I think saying Lou Williams being in contention for the best 6th man ever is a stretch. I think Ginobili and Havlicek have that argument locked down.