Best NBA Player to NEVER Make an All Star Game?

[CarltonJunior]

Lamar Odom and Jalen Rose are probably the best answers, and they both played pivotal roles on championship level squads, which really matters, as opposed to guys like Monta and Jamal who in my opinion, never had play styles that were conducive to winning.

 

[Reid2Achieve]

Odom Jamal Crawford just cause he would have shined in that setting. Like others said Jalen should have made it too. And Kevin Porter averaged 15 and 13 one season and didn't make it. Current young players who still have a chance include Mike Conley and Demarcus Cousins.

Cousins made it last season.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

1)Andre Miller from 2001-2003 ( he averaged 16.3ppg 10.6 ast 2.6 steals a game) those seem like all-star numbers.

2) Lamar Odom ( he was a beast when Kobe was going through his Injuries).

 

[Full Measures]

Monta Ellis nah...just nah


Dude don't play no defense and is a chucker. Bad team mate too...got rid of him in Oakland, bucks, and mavs couldn't wait to get rid of him

If anyone wanted to know wanted a clear example of what shyt posting is, then look no further ladies and genetlemen

He'll be here for the foreseeable future

 

[Reggie]

1)Andre Miller, from 2001-2003 ( he averaged 16.3ppg 10.6 ast 2.6 steals a game) those seem like all-star numbers.

2) Lamar Odom ( he was a beast when Kobe was going through his Colorado BS)

Don't think Odom was with the Lakers till after that rape situation bruh.

 

[Reggie]

Cousins made it last season.

Good lookin bruh.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

Don't think Odom was with the Lakers till after that rape situation bruh.

My bad, it was when Kobe suffered a injury then. But if I remember correctly for a good month or two he was averaging 20 and 9 a game. I remember it, because everybody was saying how he was finally living to his potential.

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

Lamar Odom and Jalen Rose are probably the best answers, and they both played pivotal roles on championship level squads, which really matters, as opposed to guys like Monta and Jamal who in my opinion, never had play styles that were conducive to winning.

Month should have been in the ASG the last two years , surprised no one brought up Josh Smith or Al Jefferson, how Josh didn't make it in 11-12 is still a WTF moment

 

[Box Factory]

Camby is one. Dude was an amazing defensive player and had skill on offense. Hit his prime during a kind of weak time for 5s too. We shouldn't live in a world where Jamal Maglore was an all star and Camby wasn't.

Sabonis is the kinda the right answer since he'd be the best overall player but he wasn't the same guy by the time he got to the league.

I don't think Bibby did either and he should prolly snuck in atleast once.

 

[KingJudah2]

Ricky Davis

 

[Bone$]

DeAndre jordan

 

[Mook]

doesnt really take away from what i said honestly

How are you so fukking stupid?

 

[Reggie]

Jalen and Monta should definitely be on there for all the people who put them on the list. Ron Harper had some good seasons too where he probably deserved a nod. It's a shame Rod Strickland never got a chance to shine in that setting. JR Rider and Mike Bibby should have been all stars too.

 

[GunRanger]

prime josh smith is easily the answer. Put up numbers with great defense, and gets snubbed because white coaches dont like him

 

[Taadow]

Only names I saw in here that I will agree with are Rod Strickland and Ron Harper.

Rod simply played in the West with GOD-tier PGs doe.
You woulda have to leave off one or more of Stock, Tim, GP, or KJ for him to make it...