My NBA All★Star 2006 Picks

Foot note:

Elton Brand: It appears that wherever Sam Cassell goes, he makes the big man in the team better and more All-Star-calibre. In the past years it has always been KG but this year I'd much prefer this Los Angeles star.

Tim Duncan: Just because of him, the defending champion Spurs always remain as the toughest competitor in the league.

Kobe Bryant: It is very rare even in the NBA history that a man is able to score 60 plus points in just 3 quarters' play.

Steve Nash: he is a Canadian, he can run the floor lightning fast, he can dish out the ball 20+ times a night, he is the defending MVP, he is…

Marcus Camby: This is the position definitely for Yao Ming, but because Yao cannot play the All-Star due to big toe injury, why not give the league's rebounding leader this credit, who had been ranking at the NO. 1 fantasy pick for a very long time early this season.

LeBron James: He is young, he is simply superb.

Jermaine O'Neal: I'm a little regretful for not choosing him instead of Yao in my fantasy league's draft, he can block many more shots than the big guy in Houston, while keeps scoring a lot at a not bad percentage and grabbing a lot of rebounds.

Chaucey Billups: I still remember this paragraph: "With each passing day, it gets more surreal that this man has never played in an All-Star game. If it doesn't happen this year, Patrick Fitzgerald needs to launch an investigation."

Allen Iverson: Personal favourite warrior.

Shaquille O'Neal: Compared with the Big Ben, he still seems much more most-wanted by fans.