2010 NBA ALL D

[ex carrabba fan]

first team:
G Rajon Rondo
G Kobe Bryant
F LeBron James
F Gerald Wallace
C Dwight Howard

second team:
G Dwyane Wade
G Thabo Sefolosha
F Josh Smith
F Anderson Varejao
C Tim Duncan

 

[DCAllAfrican]

How is Kobe still making the first team?

 

[CP1708]

Hate, here we come. 

 

[wohcttank]

I like it...don't see any problems

 

[Los Angeles]

@ Kobe being first-team.

 

[ex carrabba fan]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

How is Kobe still making the first team?

The term is politics

Take White Mamba off and either add Josh Smith or Wade

 

[k town trash]

Wade should've been in first-team

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Funny yet glad to see Sefolosha get some love. Maybe the writers overheard a conversation about how great of a defender he was and they repeated it to the rest of their writer friends. I find it amazing that he is getting recognition. Well deserved.

 

[ex carrabba fan]

I'm also not so sure about Sideshow Bob making a top 10 list

 

[kt money]

G Kobe Bryant

G Dwyane Wade

Both are terrible.

 

[airmaxpenny1]

Wade should have been 1st team.

D-will gets the shaft again no surprise.

They really need to change who gets to vote for these awards, !$+% is awful.

 

[vanexellent]

Artest got robbed! I thought that nationally televised game where he tortured Melo would cement him for 1st Team but he didnt even make the 2nd Team which is a crime.
As for Kobe...if youre gonna question his defense then please also take execption to Lebron's. Kobe leaving shooters to play free safety in the passing lanes is as equal to Lebron not being a good man defender but a great help side shot blocker. And neither are better defenders then Artest.

 

[Truth]

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

How is Kobe still making the first team?

1st team is on point

 

[agold1002]

Originally Posted by ex carrabba fan

I'm also not so sure about Sideshow Bob making a top 10 list

it is deserved.....

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I just say the scouts for each team should be allowed to vote. And you can't vote for anyone in your division.

 

[gregodensbedpan]

Originally Posted by vanexellent

Artest got robbed! I thought that nationally televised game where he tortured Melo would cement him for 1st Team but he didnt even make the 2nd Team which is a crime.
As for Kobe...if youre gonna question his defense then please also take execption to Lebron's. Kobe leaving shooters to play free safety in the passing lanes is as equal to Lebron not being a good man defender but a great help side shot blocker. And neither are better defenders then Artest.

agreed.

 

[do be doo]

Duncan a center?....since when?

 

[noreasonabledoubt]

Originally Posted by vanexellent

Artest got robbed! I thought that nationally televised game where he tortured Melo would cement him for 1st Team but he didnt even make the 2nd Team which is a crime.
As for Kobe...if youre gonna question his defense then please also take execption to Lebron's. Kobe leaving shooters to play free safety in the passing lanes is as equal to Lebron not being a good man defender but a great help side shot blocker. And neither are better defenders then Artest.

Truth, and whoever said Ariza>Artest in the game threads or season thread are all eating their words. Ron has his hands up and deflecting everything if not stealing it himself.

 

[westcoastsfinest]

its a lifetime achievement award when it comes to all defensive team for kobe...hes more of the free lancer when he defends...which leads to open 3s for the guys he guards
but most of the time ive seen a lot of players just blow pass him then look at his bigs and yell aye!

when he wants do lock down someone though...hes on it


i agree ron shouldve been 2nd team or maybe shouldve taken kobes spot

 

[h3at23]

Wad3 should be 1st team but who would go? That being said, I'm good with him on the 2nd team

 

[frenchblue23]

Eh, first team defense is all glamorous now, just look at the list.

Late 80's & early 90's was the hard nose defense era.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

All Time lists for those interested: http://www.nba.com/histor...ards_defensiveteams.html

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NBA POSTSEASON AWARDS

All-Defensive Teams

2008-09 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dwight Howard, Orlando Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers LeBron James, Cleveland Chris Paul, New Orleans Kevin Garnett, Boston Tim Duncan, San Antonio Dwyane Wade, Miami Rajon Rondo, Boston Shane Battier, Houston Ron Artest, Houston 2007-08 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Kevin Garnett, Boston Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers Marcus Camby, Denver Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Tim Duncan, San Antonio Shane Battier, Houston Chris Paul, New Orleans Dwight Howard, Orlando Tayshaun Prince, Detroit Raja Bell, Phoenix 2006-07 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Tim Duncan, San Antonio Marcus Camby, Denver Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers Raja Bell, Phoenix Ben Wallace, Chicago Kirk Hinrich, Chicago Jason Kidd, New Jersey Tayshaun Prince, Detroit Kevin Garnett, Minnesota 2005-06 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Ben Wallace, Detroit Andrei Kirilenko, Utah Ron Artest, Indiana Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Jason Kidd, New Jersey Tim Duncan, San Antonio Chauncey Billups, Detroit Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Marcus Camby, Denver Tayshaun Prince, Detroit 2004-05 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Ben Wallace, Detroit Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Tim Duncan, San Antonio Larry Hughes, Washington Tayshaun Prince, Detroit Marcus Camby, Denver Chauncey Billups, Detroit Andrei Kirilenko, Utah Jason Kidd, New Jersey Dwyane Wade, Miami 2003-04 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Ron Artest, Indiana Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Ben Wallace, Detroit Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Andrei Kirilenko, Utah Tim Duncan, San Antonio Theo Ratliff, Portland Doug Christie, Sacramento Jason Kidd, New Jersey 2002-03 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Tim Duncan, San Antonio Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Ben Wallace, Detroit Doug Christie, Sacramento Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Ron Artest, Indiana Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers Jason Kidd, New Jersey Eric Snow, Philadelphia 2001-02 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Tim Duncan, San Antonio Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Ben Wallace, Detroit Gary Payton, Seattle Jason Kidd, New Jersey Bruce Bowen, San Antonio Clifford Robinson, Detroit Dikembe Mutombo, Philadelphia Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Doug Christie, Sacamento 2000-01 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Tim Duncan, San Antonio Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Dikembe Mutombo, Philadelphia-Atl Gary Payton, Seattle Jason Kidd, Phoenix Bruce Bowen, Miami P.J. Brown, Charlotte Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Doug Christie, Sacamento 1999-00 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Tim Duncan, San Antonio Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Alonzo Mourning, Miami Gary Payton, Seattle Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Scottie Pippen, Portland Clifford Robinson, Phoenix Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers Eddie Jones, Charlotte Jason Kidd, Phoenix 1998-99 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Tim Duncan, San Antonio Karl Malone, Utah Scottie Pippen, Chicago Alonzo Mourning, Miami Gary Payton, Seattle Jason Kidd, Phoenix P.J. Brown, Miami Theo Ratliff, Philadelphia Dikembe Mutombo, Atlanta Mookie Blaylock, Atlanta Eddie Jones, Charlotte 1997-98 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Scottie Pippen, Chicago Karl Malone, Utah Dikembe Mutombo, Atlanta Gary Payton, Seattle Michael Jordan, Chicago Tim Duncan, San Antonio Charles Oakley, New York David Robinson, San Antonio Mookie Blaylock, Atlanta Eddie Jones, LA Lakers 1996-97 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Scottie Pippen, Chicago Karl Malone, Utah Dikembe Mutombo, Atlanta Michael Jordan, Chicago Gary Payton, Seattle Anthony Mason, Charlotte P.J. Brown, Miami Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Mookie Blaylock, Atlanta John Stockton, Utah 1995-96 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Scottie Pippen, Chicago Dennis Rodman, Chicago David Robinson, San Antonio Gary Payton, Seattle Michael Jordan, Chicago Horace Grant, Orlando Derrick McKey, Indiana Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Mookie Blaylock, Atlanta Bobby Phills, Cleveland 1994-95 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Scottie Pippen, Chicago Dennis Rodman, San Antonio David Robinson, San Antonio Gary Payton, Seattle Mookie Blaylock, Atlanta Horace Grant, Orlando Derrick McKey, Indiana Dikembe Mutombo, Denver John Stockton, Utah Nate McMillan, Seattle 1993-94 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Scottie Pippen, Chicago Charles Oakley, New York Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Gary Payton, Seattle Mookie Blaylock, Atlanta Dennis Rodman, San Antonio Horace Grant, Chicago David Robinson, San Antonio Nate McMillan, Seattle Latrell Sprewell, Golden State 1992-93 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Scottie Pippen, Chicago Dennis Rodman, Detroit Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Michael Jordan, Chicago Joe Dumars, Detroit Horace Grant, Chicago Larry Nance, Cleveland David Robinson, San Antonio Dan Majerle, Phoenix John Starks, New York 1991-92 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dennis Rodman, Detroit Scottie Pippen, Chicago David Robinson, San Antonio Michael Jordan, Chicago Joe Dumars, Detroit Larry Nance, Cleveland Buck Williams, Portland Patrick Ewing, New York John Stockton, Utah Micheal Williams, Indiana 1990-91 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Michael Jordan, Chicago Alvin Robertson, Milwaukee David Robinson, San Antonio Dennis Rodman, Detroit Buck Williams, Portland Joe Dumars, Detroit John Stockton, Utah Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Scottie Pippen, Chicago Dan Majerle, Phoenix 1989-90 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dennis Rodman, Detroit Buck Williams, Portland Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Michael Jordan, Chicago Joe Dumars, Detroit Kevin McHale, Boston Rick Mahorn, Philadelphia David Robinson, San Antonio Derek Harper, Dallas Alvin Robertson, Milwaukee 1988-89 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dennis Rodman, Detroit Larry Nance, Cleveland Mark Eaton, Utah Michael Jordan, Chicago Joe Dumars, Detroit Kevin McHale, Boston A. C. Green, L.A. Lakers Patrick Ewing, New York John Stockton, Utah Alvin Robertson, San Antonio 1987-88 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Kevin McHale, Boston Rodney McCray, Houston Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Michael Cooper, L.A. Lakers Michael Jordan, Chicago Buck Williams, New Jersey Karl Malone, Utah Mark Eaton, Utah (tie) Patrick Ewing, New York (tie) Alvin Robertson, San Antonio Lafayette Lever, Denver 1986-87 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Kevin McHale, Boston Michael Cooper, L.A. Lakers Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Alvin Robertson, San Antonio Dennis Johnson, Boston Paul Pressey, Milwaukee Rodney McCray, Houston Mark Eaton, Utah Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia Derek Harper, Dallas 1985-86 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Paul Pressey, Milwaukee Kevin McHale, Boston Mark Eaton, Utah Sidney Moncrief, Milwaukee Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia Michael Cooper, L.A. Lakers Bill Hanzlik, Denver Manute Bol, Washington Alvin Robertson, San Antonio Dennis Johnson, Boston 1984-85 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Sidney Moncrief, Milwaukee Paul Pressey, Milwaukee Mark Eaton, Utah Michael Cooper, L.A. Lakers Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Danny Vranes, Seattle Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Dennis Johnson, Boston T. R. Dunn, Denver 1983-84 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Michael Cooper, Los Angeles Wayne Rollins, Atlanta Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia Sidney Moncrief, Milwaukee Larry Bird, Boston Dan Roundfield, Atlanta Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Dennis Johnson, Boston T. R. Dunn, Denver 1982-83 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Dan Roundfield, Atlanta Moses Malone, Philadelphia Sidney Moncrief, Milwaukee Dennis Johnson, Phoenix (tie) Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia (tie) Larry Bird, Boston Kevin McHale, Boston Wayne Rollins, Atlanta Michael Cooper, Los Angeles T. R. Dunn, Denver 1981-82 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Dan Roundfield, Atlanta Caldwell Jones, Philadelphia Michael Cooper, Los Angeles Dennis Johnson, Phoenix Larry Bird, Boston Lonnie Shelton, Seattle Jack Sikma, Seattle Quinn Buckner, Milwaukee Sidney Moncrief, Milwaukee 1980-81 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Caldwell Jones, Philadelphia Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Dennis Johnson, Phoenix Micheal Ray Richardson, New York Dan Roundfield, Atlanta Kermit Washington, Portland George Johnson, San Antonio Quinn Buckner, Milwaukee Dudley Bradley, Indiana (tie) Michael Cooper, Los Angeles (tie) 1979-80 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Dan Roundfield, Atlanta Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Dennis Johnson, Seattle Don Buse, Phoenix (tie) Micheal Ray Richardson, N.Y. (tie) Scott Wedman, Kansas City Kermit Washington, Portland Dave Cowens, Boston Quinn Buckner, Milwaukee Eddie Johnson, Atlanta 1978-79 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Philadelphia Bobby Dandridge, Washington Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Dennis Johnson, Seattle Don Buse, Phoenix Maurice Lucas, Portland M. L. Carr, Detroit Moses Malone, Houston Lionel Hollins, Portland Eddie Johnson, Atlanta 1977-78 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Denver Maurice Lucas, Portland Bill Walton, Portland Lionel Hollins, Portland Don Buse, Phoenix E. C. Coleman, Golden State Bob Gross, Portland Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, L.A. (tie) Artis Gilmore, Chicago (tie) Norm Van Lier, Chicago Quinn Buckner, Milwaukee 1976-77 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Bobby Jones, Denver E. C. Coleman, New Orleans Bill Walton, Portland Don Buse, Indiana Norm Van Lier, Chicago Jim Brewer, Cleveland Jamaal Wilkes, Golden State Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Brian Taylor, Kansas City Don Chaney, Los Angeles 1975-76 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Paul Silas, Boston John Havlicek, Boston Dave Cowens, Boston Norm Van Lier, Chicago Don Watts, Seattle Jim Brewer, Cleveland Jamaal Wilkes, Golden State Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Jim Cleamons, Cleveland Phil Smith, Golden State 1974-75 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM John Havlicek, Boston Paul Silas, Boston Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee Jerry Sloan, Chicago Walt Frazier, New York Elvin Hayes, Washington Bob Love, Chicago Dave Cowens, Boston Norm Van Lier, Chicago Don Chaney, Boston 1973-74 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dave DeBusschere, New York John Havlicek, Boston Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee Norm Van Lier, Chicago Walt Frazier, New York (tie) Jerry Sloan, Chicago (tie) Elvin Hayes, Capital Bob Love, Chicago Nate Thurmond, Golden State Don Chaney, Boston %#+@ Van Arsdale, Phoenix (tie) Jim Price, Los Angeles (tie) 1972-73 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dave DeBusschere, New York John Havlicek, Boston Wilt Chamberlain, Los Angeles Jerry West, Los Angeles Walt Frazier, New York Paul Silas, Boston Mike Riordan, Baltimore Nate Thurmond, Golden State Norm Van Lier, Chicago Don Chaney, Boston 1971-72 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dave DeBusschere, New York John Havlicek, Boston Wilt Chamberlain, Los Angeles Jerry West, Los Angeles Walt Frazier, New York (tie) Jerry Sloan, Chicago (tie) Paul Silas, Phoenix Bob Love, Chicago Nate Thurmond, Golden State Norm Van Lier, Chicago Don Chaney, Boston 1970-71 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dave DeBusschere, New York Gus Johnson, Baltimore Nate Thurmond, San Francisco Walt Frazier, New York Jerry West, Los Angeles John Havlicek, Boston Paul Silas, Pheonix Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee Jerry Sloan, Chicago Norm Van Lier, Cincinnati 1969-70 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dave DeBusschere, New York Gus Johnson, Baltimore Willis Reed, New York Walt Frazier, New York Jerry West, Los Angeles John Havlicek, Boston Bill Bridges, Atlanta Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee Joe Caldwell, Atlanta Jerry Sloan, Chicago 1968-69 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Dave DeBusschere, New York Nate Thurmond, San Francisco Bill Russell, Boston Walt Frazier, New York Jerry Sloan, Chicago Rudy LaRusso, San Francisco Tom Sanders, Boston John Havlicek, Boston Jerry West, Los Angeles Bill Bridges, Atlanta

2008-09: Dwight Howard Brian Babineau/NBAE/Getty Images 2008-09: Kobe Bryant Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE/Getty Images 2008-09: LeBron James Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty Images 2008-09: Chris Paul Layne Murdoch/NBAE/Getty Images 2008-09: Kevin Garnett Brian Babineau/NBAE/Getty Images 2007-08: Marcus Camby Gary Dineen/Getty Images/NBAE 2005-06: Bruce Bowen Ronald Martinez/Getty Images/NBAE 2005-06: Ben Wallace Gregory Shamus/Getty Images/NBAE 2005-06: Andrei Kirilenko Kent Horner/NBAE/Getty Images 2005-06: Ron Artest Rocky Widner/NBAE/Getty Images 2005-06: Kobe Bryant Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty Images 2005-06: Jason Kidd Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images 2004-05: Ben Wallace Allen Einstein/NBAE/Getty Images 2004-05: Kevin Garnett Noah Graham/NBAE/Getty Images 2004-05: Bruce Bowen Chris Birck/NBAE/Getty Images 2004-05: Tim Duncan Chris Birck/NBAE/Getty Images

 

[three6mafia2007]

Kobe

prob shouldnt have made the 1st-team because he doesnt bring it defensively every possession, but when he tries, he's definitely an elite defender

Ron should have been on the list

 

[jville819]

Glad Rondo made it

 

[4wrestling]

what a joke