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I doubt his stats changed dramatically after the break.
The 1994 NBA Allstar Game Was A Joke
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I doubt his stats changed dramatically after the break.
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Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
Next dummy with something to say about the 2014-2015 Hawks All Stars gettin negged on sight 
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The insecurity of Warriors fans is evident, just look at his avatar to try to remind people that it really happened after everyone else moved on.
It is almost October and dude is going back highlighting an all-star game from 21 years ago. He must be upset that everyone is starting to realize that everything landed the Warriors way for them to win that championship in June.
Just enjoy the ride @Blackthoughts , it's ok that the Warriors won't repeat as champs. You don't have to go back and try to shyt on John Starks just to try and feel better about yourself
It is almost October and dude is going back highlighting an all-star game from 21 years ago. He must be upset that everyone is starting to realize that everything landed the Warriors way for them to win that championship in June.
Just enjoy the ride @Blackthoughts , it's ok that the Warriors won't repeat as champs. You don't have to go back and try to shyt on John Starks just to try and feel better about yourself
Stats from the ASG:
1994 NBA All-Star Game - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Starks and Armstrong played pretty well for the east, they won that game because Pippen, Price, and Ewing all had 20+ points. Pippen dominated that game from what I remember, I was only 9 when that happened so my memory is a little vague.
Stats from the 93-94 season:
John Starks:
19 PPG, 6 APG, 3 RPG, 2 SPG
Mookie Blaylock:
14 PPG, 10 APG, 5 RPG, 2.5 SPG
B.J. Armstrong:
15 PPG, 4 APG, 2 RPG
Charles Oakley:
12 PPG, 12 RPG, 3 APG
So out of those players I would probably say B.J. Armstrong and Oakley shouldn't have made the squad, but Starks and Blaylock are deserving. Starks was the only legitimate help that Ewing ever had and the Knicks were 34-13 at that point. Mookie Blaylock had solid stats and the Hawks won the eastern conference in the regular season...I don't think you can legitimately dismiss their appearances that season. Kyle Korver made it last year because of similar factors, he was shooting a ridiculous 50-50-90 the first half of the season and the hawks were rolling.
A couple of things to consider for B.J. Armstrong and Oakley.
B.J. Armstrong was asked to carry much more of the load that season because Jordan stepped away and that team with Pippen finished 55-27 which was only 2 games behind the Knicks and Hawks in the East.
Charles Oakley made first team-all defense in a big dominated era, although I would argue that Anthony Mason did a better job against bigs down low.
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1994 NBA All-Star Game - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Starks and Armstrong played pretty well for the east, they won that game because Pippen, Price, and Ewing all had 20+ points. Pippen dominated that game from what I remember, I was only 9 when that happened so my memory is a little vague.
Stats from the 93-94 season:
John Starks:
19 PPG, 6 APG, 3 RPG, 2 SPG
Mookie Blaylock:
14 PPG, 10 APG, 5 RPG, 2.5 SPG
B.J. Armstrong:
15 PPG, 4 APG, 2 RPG
Charles Oakley:
12 PPG, 12 RPG, 3 APG
So out of those players I would probably say B.J. Armstrong and Oakley shouldn't have made the squad, but Starks and Blaylock are deserving. Starks was the only legitimate help that Ewing ever had and the Knicks were 34-13 at that point. Mookie Blaylock had solid stats and the Hawks won the eastern conference in the regular season...I don't think you can legitimately dismiss their appearances that season. Kyle Korver made it last year because of similar factors, he was shooting a ridiculous 50-50-90 the first half of the season and the hawks were rolling.
A couple of things to consider for B.J. Armstrong and Oakley.
B.J. Armstrong was asked to carry much more of the load that season because Jordan stepped away and that team with Pippen finished 55-27 which was only 2 games behind the Knicks and Hawks in the East.
Charles Oakley made first team-all defense in a big dominated era, although I would argue that Anthony Mason did a better job against bigs down low.
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I think OP has a legit point though. The east was weak in the 90s and the league was watered down in general
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