2012 NBA ALL-STAR Game (Orlando, Florida)

[iFaJ]

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kinsa ang line-up sa Slamdunk?

[Disturbing Calm]

kinsa ang line-up sa Slamdunk?

c blake griffin ra... no competition at all. sa iyaha raman gud padung ang trophy, mu ambak lang cya sa kia nga sakyanan pero sa hood ra kay i doubt he can jump that really high. the only high about him is his hype. pero nice to put on a resume niya ah, back to back slam dunk champion. way to go blake! your the man! smh

[nonski28]

east vs west! east japon ko!!!!!!!

[Motownkid]

NBA announces All-Star 3-point Shootout lineup

• James Jones: The defending champion. Jones has seen his minutes go way down this season thanks to the Heat’s signing of Shane Battier and Mike Miller getting healthy again, but the 3-point specialist will get the chance to defend his title.
  
  
• Kevin Love: Last season, Love had one of the best rebounding/3-point shooting seasons of all time, averaging 15 rebounds per game while shooting 41.7% from beyond the arc. This season, Love is shooting 36% from deep while making 1.6 threes per game.
  
  
• Anthony Morrow: Morrow has been considered one of, if not the best, spot-up three-point shooter in the league since his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors. This season, the undrafted Georgia Tech product is shooting 42% from beyond the arc while making 2.2 threes per game for the Nets, and is nearly automatic when given an open three-point look. Morrow isn’t the biggest name on this list, but he’s a good bet to win the contest.
  
  
• Joe Johnson: The do-it all Atlanta swingman is currently making 1.8 threes per game while shooting 35.6% from deep. Johnson hasn’t been one of the best three-point shooters in the league this season, but he’s a big name.
  
  
• Mario Chalmers: Miami’s mercurial point guard has been doing an exemplary job of stretching the floor for the “big three” this season, making 2.0 threes per game while shooting a blistering 46.3% from deep. Chalmers may be a good sleeper pick, but he also might find a way to foul the other contestants while they’re taking their shots.
  
  
• Ryan Anderson: Once upon a time, Anderson was considered a throw-in in a trade that sent Courtney Lee to the Nets and Vince Carter to the Magic. This year, he’s leading the NBA with 2.9 threes made per game while shooting 42.1% from deep, and making teams pay dearly every time they try to double down on Dwight Howard. He’ll also enjoy a home-court advantage, as this year’s All-Star weekend will take place in Orlando.

NBCSports.com

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Snubs :

-Matt Bonner
-Brandon Rush (NBA 3-point percentage leader)
-Ray Allen
-Jimmer Fredette (?)

[makoi82]

west ta........

[iFaJ]

c blake griffin ra... no competition at all. sa iyaha raman gud padung ang trophy, mu ambak lang cya sa kia nga sakyanan pero sa hood ra kay i doubt he can jump that really high. the only high about him is his hype. pero nice to put on a resume niya ah, back to back slam dunk champion. way to go blake! your the man! smh

btaw sad sa. daog nasad daan sa votes

[Blackbeard]

that 3 point contest is pure bullshit.

[Disturbing Calm]

that 3 point contest is pure bullshit.

Don't forget the dunk contest...

[dahonsakamunggay]

hapit na ni. murag lingaw ang duwa.

[Ya_tebya_liubliu]

that 3 point contest is pure bullshit.

I actually think it's the only legit contest during the All-Star, maybe the Skills challenge as well.

I'm looking forward to seeing Kevin Love.