NBA ALL-STAR 2008 Eastern Conference Ballot
East Guards (24)
Ray Allen, Boston
Gilbert Arenas, Washington
Chauncey Billups, Detroit
Vince Carter, New Jersey
Jamal Crawford, New York
Raymond Felton, Charlotte
T.J. Ford, Toronto
Ben Gordon, Chicago
Richard Hamilton, Detroit
Kirk Hinrich, Chicago
Larry Hughes, Cleveland
Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia
Joe Johnson, Atlanta
Jason Kapono, Toronto
Jason Kidd, New Jersey
Stephon Marbury, New York
Andre Miller, Philadelphia
Jameer Nelson, Orlando
Anthony Parker, Toronto
Michael Redd, Milwaukee
Jason Richardson, Charlotte
Jamaal Tinsley, Indiana
Dwyane Wade, Miami
Mo Williams, Milwaukee

East Forwards (24)
Andrea Bargnani, Toronto
Chris Bosh, Toronto
Caron Butler, Washington
Luol Deng, Chicago
Mike Dunleavy, Indiana
Kevin Garnett, Boston
Drew Gooden, Cleveland
Danny Granger, Indiana
Udonis Haslem, Miami
LeBron James, Cleveland
Antawn Jamison, Washington
Richard Jefferson, New Jersey
Kyle Korver, Philadelphia
David Lee, New York
Rashard Lewis, Orlando
Antonio McDyess, Detroit
Andres Nocioni, Chicago
Paul Pierce, Boston
Tayshaun Prince, Detroit
Zach Randolph, New York
Josh Smith, Atlanta
Hedo Turkoglu, Orlando
Charlie Villanueva, Milwaukee
Gerald Wallace, Charlotte

East Centers (12)
Andrew Bogut, Milwaukee
Eddy Curry, New York
Samuel Dalembert, Philadelphia
Dwight Howard, Orlando
Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland
Nenad Krstic, New Jersey
Emeka Okafor, Charlotte
Jermaine O’Neal, Indiana
Shaquille O’Neal, Miami
Zaza Pachulia, Atlanta
Ben Wallace, Chicago
Rasheed Wallace, Detroit

NBA ALL-STAR 2008 Western Conference Ballot
West Guards (24)
Leandro Barbosa, Phoenix
Raja Bell, Phoenix
Mike Bibby, Sacramento
Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers
Baron Davis, Golden State
Monta Ellis, Golden State
Michael Finley, San Antonio
Randy Foye, Minnesota
Manu Ginobili, San Antonio
Allen Iverson, Denver
Jarrett Jack, Portland
Stephen Jackson, Golden State
Kevin Martin, Sacramento
Tracy McGrady, Houston
Cuttino Mobley, LA Clippers
Steve Nash, Phoenix
Tony Parker, San Antonio
Chris Paul, New Orleans
Luke Ridnour, Seattle
Brandon Roy, Portland
Jerry Stackhouse, Dallas
Jason Terry, Dallas
Antoine Walker, Minnesota
Deron Williams, Utah

West Forwards (24)
Carmelo Anthony, Denver
Ron Artest, Sacramento
Shane Battier, Houston
Carlos Boozer, Utah
Bruce Bowen, San Antonio
Nick Collison, Seattle
Kevin Durant, Seattle
Rudy Gay, Memphis
Al Harrington, Golden State
Grant Hill, Phoenix
Josh Howard, Dallas
Al Jefferson, Minnesota
Andrei Kirilenko, Utah
Corey Maggette, LA Clippers
Shawn Marion, Phoenix
Mike Miller, Memphis
Nêne, Denver
Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas
Lamar Odom, LA Lakers
Luis Scola, Houston
Peja Stojakovic, New Orleans
Wally Szczerbiak, Seattle
Luke Walton, L.A. Lakers
David West, New Orleans

West Centers (12)
LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland
Andris Biedrins, Golden State
Marcus Camby, Denver
Tyson Chandler, New Orleans
Erick Dampier, Dallas
Tim Duncan, San Antonio
Pau Gasol, Memphis
Chris Kaman, LA Clippers
Brad Miller, Sacramento
Mehmet Okur, Utah there is blood
Amaré Stoudemire, Phoenix
Yao Ming, Houston

I'm outraged.

No Darko.


And no Stuckey!

2008 NBA All-Star Balloting Presented by T-Mobile First Returns Announced

Posted Dec 13 2007 2:57PM

NEW YORK, Dec. 13, 2007 – Kevin Garnett of the Boston Celtics and LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers lead the Eastern Conference, while Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and Carmelo Anthony of the Denver Nuggets lead Western Conference players after the first returns of 2008 NBA All-Star Balloting presented by T-Mobile. Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant leads all Western Conference players.

The 57th NBA All-Star Game will be played in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 17. The game will air live on TNT, ESPN Radio and in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide.

While Garnett leads all players with 735,664 votes, Cleveland’s James – the 2007 top vote recipient – follows Garnett at the forward spot in the East with 597,768 votes, the second-highest overall tally. The Orlando Magic’s Dwight Howard leads Eastern Conference centers (596,187), with the Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade (470,921) and the New Jersey Nets’ Jason Kidd (342,468) pacing the conference’s guards.

Bryant leads all Western Conference players with 569,302 votes, with the Houston Rockets’ Tracy McGrady following him at guard (388,959). Denver’s Anthony (482,127) is second to Bryant among Western Conference players and is followed at forward by the Dallas Mavericks’ Dirk Nowitzki (443,117). The Rockets’ Yao Ming leads Western Conference centers (439,125).

The 2008 NBA All-Star Balloting program, which also includes partners 2K Sports and GameStop, allows fans worldwide to vote daily for their favorite players as starters for the All-Star Game in a variety of ways, including: at each NBA arena; in 20 languages on NBA.com; at more than 1,500 T-Mobile-owned retail locations with custom T-Mobile All-Star ballots and ballot boxes; and through mobile phones at t-zones on T-Mobile phones or wap.nba.com for any wireless carrier. For the first time, an All-Star Balloting widget is available on NBA.com. Fans can "grab" the widget and place it on their blogs, social network pages, or personal Web sites allowing others to vote directly from the widget. Select NBA arenas are also carrying a Spanish-language version of the ballot. Voting will continue through Jan. 13, for paper balloting and Jan. 20, for NBA.com balloting.

NBA All-Star 2008 is a week-long celebration that enables fans to experience the thrill of the world’s greatest athletes playing the game they love and features a full slate of community-enhancing activities including the NBA Cares All-Star Day of Service and fan festivals such as NBA All-Star Jam Session.

One hundred twenty players – 60 each from the Eastern and Western conferences – are listed on the NBA All-Star ballot. Voters select two guards, two forwards and one center from each conference. The 120 players on the ballot were selected by a panel of media experts who regularly cover the NBA. This year’s panel included Ric Bucher (ESPN the Magazine), Rick Bonnell (Charlotte Observer), David Dupree (USA Today), Ernie Johnson (TNT), Jack McCallum (Sports Illustrated), Mike Monroe (San Antonio Express-News) and Sam Smith (Chicago Tribune).

Updated results for the Eastern and Western Conferences will be issued regularly leading up to the announcement of the All-Star starters on Thursday Jan. 24, prior to a TNT doubleheader. Following the completion of fan voting and the starting line-up announcement, the head coaches in each conference will vote to determine the remaining All-Stars in their respective conference, which will be announced Thursday, Jan. 31 prior to a TNT doubleheader.

As the presenting partner of the 2008 NBA All-Star Balloting program, and in support of the NBA’s season-long effort to help the on-going rebuilding of New Orleans, T-Mobile will donate $1 for every ballot cast in T-Mobile-owned retail locations or on t-zones to the New Orleans Recovery School District. The week leading up to the 57th NBA All-Star Game will feature a full slate of community-enhancing activities and fan festivals, such as NBA All-Star Jam Session presented by adidas and the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge & Youth Jam on Friday, Feb. 14.

In conjunction with All-Star Balloting, 2K Sports will give fans the chance to experience New Orleans and the best of basketball by entering the Official Balloting NBA 2K8 All-Star Sweepstakes for a chance to win a trip to NBA All-Star 2008 and to have their likeness as a digitized player incorporated in next year’s game, NBA 2K9. As part of the grand prize, GameStop, the video game retailer, will offer a shopping spree. GameStop will also promote balloting throughout its 4,800 locations by utilizing in-store point-of-purchase materials.

The leaders of both the Eastern and Western Conference players for the first returns of the 2008 NBA All-Star voting program are attached:

2008 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING EASTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Kevin Garnett (Bos) 735,664; LeBron James (Clev) 597,768; Chris Bosh (185,294); Paul Pierce (Bos) 164,346; Yi Jianlian (Mil) 98,507; Hedo Turkoglu (Orl) 73,781; Rashard Lewis (Orl) 70,737; Tayshaun Prince (Det) 63,787; Caron Butler (Wash) 55,796; Andrea Bargnani (Tor) 52,734.

Guards: Dwyane Wade (Mia) 470,921; Jason Kidd (NJ) 343,468; Vince Carter (NJ) 277,705; Ray Allen (Bos) 270,114; Gilbert Arenas (Wash) 256,994; Chauncey Billups (Det) 125,202; Michael Redd (Mil) 101,942; Andre Iguodala (Phi) 70,476; Richard Hamilton (Det) 66,617; T.J. Ford (Tor) 58,894.

Centers: Dwight Howard (Orl) 596,187; Shaquille O'Neal (Mia) 282,727; Rasheed Wallace (Det) 69,331; Ben Wallace (Chi) 68,871; Jermaine O'Neal (Ind) 53,107; Andrew Bogut (Mil) 39,764; Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Clev) 27,814; Emeka Okafor (Cha) 27,040; Eddy Curry (NY) 19,494; Zaza Pachulia (Atl) 19,210. .



2008 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING WESTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Carmelo Anthony (Den) 482,127; Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 443,117; Tim Duncan (SA) 423,608; Carlos Boozer (Utah) 175,248; Shawn Marion (Pho) 154,641; Josh Howard (Dal) 146,909; Kevin Durant (Sea) 113,314; Luis Scola (Hou) 101,981; Shane Battier (Hou) 95,757; Grant Hill (Pho) 83,544.

Guards: Kobe Bryant (LAL) 569,302; Tracy McGrady (Hou) 388,959; Steve Nash (Pho) 317,091; Allen Iverson (Den) 292,565; Manu Ginobili (SA) 141,891; Jason Terry (Dal) 121,397; Tony Parker (SA) 117,881; Chris Paul (NO) 110,688; Jerry Stackhouse (Dal) 103,307; Baron Davis (GS) 100,422.

Centers: Yao Ming (Hou) 439,125; Amaré Stoudemire (Pho) 286,401; Erick Dampier (Dal) 101,878; Marcus Camby (Den) 94,473; Pau Gasol (Mem) 73,461; Mehmet Okur (Utah) 51,017; Chris Kaman (LAC) 40,256; LaMarcus Aldridge (Por) 35,601; Tyson Chandler (NO) 32,595; Andris Biedrins (GS) 29,026.

Only in the NBA can Erick Dampier and Luis Scola get more votes than Baron Davis.

Arenas with more votes than Billups? The fuck? I could understand if Gilbert was healthy, but...

So I'm thinking our two all-stars this year will be Sheed and Billups, unless somehow Shaq makes it over Sheed. He shouldn't, but who knows with his reputation and all. Think of it this way, who would you rather have this year, Shaq or Sheed? Honestly, I'd rather have Sheed.

NBA fans are the worst.

Shaq being second shows how dumb the fans can be.

Well the fans only get to vote on #1. So the backup C SHOULD be Sheed over Shaq, and I don't think that's just a homeristic opinion.

I will go ape shit if Ray Allen is a starter or a reserve...that will REALLY piss me off

When did Fatione become a guard? I know he thinks he is one, but is Minny really using him at guard?

If it were up to ME to pick, I'd have it this way in the East

Starters-
C - Howard
PF - Garnett
SF - LBJ
SG - Not Sure
PG - Jason Kidd

Backups
C - Sheed
PF - Chris Bosh
SF - Caron Butler
SG -
PG - Billups

I just don't know about shooting guards. No one really stands out as All-Star Starter to me. Maybe Joe Johnson or Michael Redd, I don't know how their seasons have gone. I don't want Wade as my starter because he hasn't played enough yet this season to earn it. AI2 maybe?

Did I completely forget about a Chris Paul injury this season? He's not even listed. I'll have to look this up.

When did Fatione become a guard? I know he thinks he is one, but is Minny really using him at guard?

I read that the NBA screwed up on the ballot and he will be considered a forward.

They can't change the ballots that are already printed/distributed, but I think the online ballot was supposed to get changed.

Check out: www.allstarshimmy.com

I read that the NBA screwed up on the ballot and he will be considered a forward.

They can't change the ballots that are already printed/distributed, but I think the online ballot was supposed to get changed.

Check out: www.allstarshimmy.com

Stein from ESPN clarified this. Each team has to have 3 players, and one of Minnesota's 3 was Ricky Davis. But he was traded right as the ballot was coming out, so Walker replaced him, since Minnesota still had to have 3.

I'm amazed that Caron Butler is behind Tay.

thats because nobody outside of Washington, Miami, Los Angeles, Connecticut, or the people on this board, know who the fuck Caron Butler is...

Which is a shame.

Which is a shame, because he's a pretty good player.

true, but he's a product of the Eddie Jordan system...at least Tay plays defense...

Isn't there some sort of movement going on where everyone is trying to get Antoine to be a starter in the All-Star game? If so, I'm in.

true, but he's a product of the Eddie Jordan system...at least Tay plays defense...

I want Tayshaun on the All Star team, but a guy who's averaging 22 PPG on 52% shooting shouldn't be behind him.

(although Caron plays 6 more minutes per game than Prince does)

Isn't there some sort of movement going on where everyone is trying to get Antoine to be a starter in the All-Star game? If so, I'm in.

I haven't heard that, but if it's true, I'm definetly in too...

lol, that'd be gold

lol Steve Nash, Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Boozer....Antoine Walker.

Caron has become the go-to man on that team since Gilbert left and he's filled in damn well.

2008 NBA All-Star Balloting Presented by T-Mobile Second Returns Announced

Posted Dec 27 2007 11:53AM

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2007 – Kevin Garnett of the Boston Celtics and LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers remain the leaders in the Eastern Conference, while Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and Yao Ming of the Houston Rockets lead Western Conference players after the second returns of 2008 NBA All-Star Balloting program presented by T-Mobile. Yao moves ahead of Denver’s Carmelo Anthony, who ranks first among Western Conference forwards, to claim the second-most votes in the West.

The 57th NBA All-Star Game will be played in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 17. The game will air live on TNT, ESPN Radio and in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide.

Garnett leads all players with 1,186,690 votes with Cleveland’s James – the 2007 top vote recipient – following Garnett at the forward spot in the East with 1,005,733 votes, the second-highest overall tally. The Orlando Magic’s Dwight Howard leads Eastern Conference centers (970,778), with the Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade (777,764) and the New Jersey Nets’ Jason Kidd (559,333) pacing the conference’s guards.

Bryant leads all Western Conference players with 941,716 votes, with the Houston Rockets’ Tracy McGrady following him at guard (663,141). Denver’s Anthony (767,722) is followed at forward by the San Antonio Spurs’ Tim Duncan (722,059), who moves into the starting lineup. Houston’s Yao leads Western Conference centers (813,305).

The 2008 NBA All-Star Balloting program, which also includes partners 2K Sports and GameStop, allows fans worldwide to vote daily for their favorite players as starters for the All-Star Game in a variety of ways, including: at each NBA arena; in 20 languages on NBA.com; at more than 1,500 T-Mobile-owned retail locations with custom T-Mobile All-Star ballots and ballot boxes; and through mobile phones at t-zones on T-Mobile phones or wap.nba.com for any wireless carrier. For the first time, an All-Star Balloting widget is available on NBA.com. Fans can “grab” the widget and place it on their blogs, social network pages, or personal Web sites allowing others to vote directly from the widget. Select NBA arenas are also carrying a Spanish-language version of the ballot. Voting will continue through Jan. 13, for paper balloting and Jan. 20, for NBA.com balloting.

NBA All-Star 2008 is a week-long celebration that enables fans to experience the thrill of the world’s greatest athletes playing the game they love and features a full slate of community-enhancing activities including the NBA Cares All-Star Day of Service and fan festivals such as NBA All-Star Jam Session.

One hundred twenty players – 60 each from the Eastern and Western conferences – are listed on the NBA All-Star ballot. Voters select two guards, two forwards and one center from each conference. The 120 players on the ballot were selected by a panel of media experts who regularly cover the NBA. This year’s panel included Ric Bucher (ESPN the Magazine), Rick Bonnell (Charlotte Observer), David DuPree (USA Today), Ernie Johnson (TNT), Jack McCallum (Sports Illustrated), Mike Monroe (San Antonio Express-News) and Sam Smith (Chicago Tribune).

Updated results for the Eastern and Western Conferences will be issued regularly leading up to the announcement of the All-Star starters on Thursday Jan. 24, prior to a TNT doubleheader. Following the completion of fan voting and the starting line-up announcement, the head coaches in each conference will vote to determine the remaining All-Stars in their respective conference, which will be announced Thursday, Jan. 31 prior to a TNT doubleheader.

As the presenting partner of the 2008 NBA All-Star Balloting program, and in support of the NBA’s season-long effort to help the on-going rebuilding of New Orleans, T-Mobile will donate $1 for every ballot cast in T-Mobile-owned retail locations or on t-zones to the New Orleans Recovery School District. The week leading up to the 57th NBA All-Star Game will feature a full slate of community-enhancing activities and fan festivals, such as NBA All-Star Jam Session presented by adidas and the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge & Youth Jam on Friday, Feb. 14.

In conjunction with All-Star Balloting, 2K Sports will give fans the chance to experience New Orleans and the best of basketball by entering the Official Balloting NBA 2K8 All-Star Sweepstakes for a chance to win a trip to NBA All-Star 2008 and to have their likeness as a digitized player incorporated in next year’s game, NBA 2K9. As part of the grand prize, GameStop, the video game retailer, will offer a shopping spree. GameStop will also promote balloting throughout its 4,800 locations by utilizing in-store point-of-purchase materials.

The leaders of both the Eastern and Western Conference players for the second returns of the 2008 NBA All-Star voting program are attached:

2008 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING EASTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Kevin Garnett (Bos) 1,186,690; LeBron James (Clev) 1,005,733; Chris Bosh (Tor) 313,983; Paul Pierce (Bos) 268,926; Yi Jianlian (Mil) 192,828; Caron Butler (Was) 150,042; Hedo Turkoglu (Orl) 121,991; Tayshaun Prince (Det) 120,783; Rashard Lewis (Orl) 116,168; Antawn Jamison (Was) 106,370.

Guards: Dwyane Wade (Mia) 777,764; Jason Kidd (NJ) 559,333; Vince Carter (NJ) 468,051; Ray Allen (Bos) 464,810; Gilbert Arenas (Was) 422,463; Chauncey Billups (Det) 238,125; Michael Redd (Mil) 183,309; Richard Hamilton (Det) 121,663; Joe Johnson (Atl) 109,443; Andre Iguodala (Phi) 109,345.

Centers: Dwight Howard (Orl) 970,778; Shaquille O'Neal (Mia) 466,292; Rasheed Wallace (Det) 124,348; Ben Wallace (Chi) 114,245; Andrew Bogut (Mil) 100,622; Jermaine O’Neal (Ind) 89,900; Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Clev) 55,217; Emeka Okafor (Cha) 51,490; Zaza Pachulia (Atl) 43,036; Eddy Curry (NY) 37,252.

2008 NBA ALL-STAR BALLOTING WESTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Carmelo Anthony (Den) 767,722; Tim Duncan (SA) 722,059; Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 686,853; Carlos Boozer (Utah) 281,299; Josh Howard (Dal) 251,756; Shawn Marion (Pho) 240,752; Shane Battier (Hou) 227,112; Luis Scola (Hou) 222,896; Kevin Durant (Sea) 191,542; Grant Hill (Pho) 152,898.

Guards: Kobe Bryant (LAL) 941,716; Tracy McGrady (Hou) 663,141; Steve Nash (Pho) 526,493; Allen Iverson (Den) 514,291; Manu Ginobili (SA) 220,620; Jason Terry (Dal) 200,693; Baron Davis (GS) 194,048; Chris Paul (NO) 189,646; Tony Parker (SA) 183,173; Jerry Stackhouse (Dal) 178,152.

Centers: Yao Ming (Hou) 813,305; Amaré Stoudemire (Pho) 463,916; Erick Dampier (Dal) 171,386; Marcus Camby (Den) 161,807; Pau Gasol (Mem) 118,759; Mehmet Okur (Utah) 85,715; LaMarcus Aldridge (Por) 69,691; Tyson Chandler (NO) 69,083; Andris Biedrins (GS) 67,862; Chris Kaman (LAC) 66,315.

Jianlian is 5th lol. It pays to come from a country with a billion people.

If Shaq doesn't make it as a starter, do you think he makes it at all this year? We all know he shouldn't make it, I think Sheed should make it as the backup C, personally.

I'm guessing Sheed and Chauncey both make the team

And they'll be the only 2. I don't think any of our other 3 are all-stars.

McGrady :rolleyes:

wow iggy getting no love at all..sucks to be from philly

I hope none of our players makes it into the ASG, especially if we get a championship out of it. :)

lol at gilbert getting more votes than cb

Fucking NBA fans.

If Ray Allen plays in the game, I will be pissed.

Last thing I need to see is TNT putting the camera on KG, Ray, and Pierce sitting indian style like BFF's on the court while the dunk contest is going on.

Ray Allen is not an All-Star.

The All-Star Game is pretty much a chance for movie actors and worthless hanger-ons to snort cocaine with NBA stars. I gives a fuck about the All-Star Game.

no one really gives a fly fuck about what hollinger thinks but ill post his all star teams..

East:
PG Billups
SG Wade
SF LEbron
PF KG
C Dwight Howard

Bench
PG Calderon
SG Rip hamilton
SF Paul Pierce
F Caron Butler
C Bosh
11. Josh Smith
12. Antawn Jamison

West
PG Chris Paul
SG Kobe Bryant
SF Dirk
PF Tim Duncan
C Amare

Bench
PG Steve Nash
SG Manu
SF Marion
PF Boozer
C Yai
11. Baron
12 iverson

http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/insider/columns/story?columnist=hollinger_john&page=WestAllStars-080108&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fnba %2finsider%2fcolumns%2fstory%3fcolumnist%3dholling er_john%26page%3dWestAllStars-080108

I didn't even bother to read this or his per bullshit, just wantd to know who were the all-stars to him.

of course this isn't gonna work because the fans are mostly chinse and want yao and tmac

He was saying how much Kidd's game has dropped off (not even a PER thing, just the amount of turnovers and poor decisions he's been making this season) and how T-Mac isn't close to worthy of an all-star spot this year and that Iverson should be on the team but he won't make it because T-Mac will be voted a starter.

The same Kidd that has triple doubles in the last three games?

Yeah, apparently that same guy.

All-Star balloting ends Sunday -- only online votes are being accepted at this point after paper balloting ended Jan. 13 -- and the starters in each conference will be announced Thursday.

Here's where the All-Star races stood after the fourth and final voting update from the league office:

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Kevin Garnett (Boston) 1,756,251; LeBron James (Cleveland) 1,564,974; Chris Bosh (Toronto) 516,669; Paul Pierce (Boston) 411,231; Yi Jianlian (Milwaukee) 342,669; Caron Butler (Washington) 213,924; Hedo Turkoglu (Orlando) 196,362; Tayshaun Prince (Detroit) 178,122; Andrea Bargnani (Toronto) 168,287; Josh Smith (Atlanta) 163,384

Guards: Dwyane Wade (Miami) 1,179,889; Jason Kidd (New Jersey) 868,069; Ray Allen (Boston) 733,440; Vince Carter (New Jersey) 708,409; Gilbert Arenas (Washington) 585,345; Chauncey Billups (Detroit) 402,787; Michael Redd (Milwaukee) 247,384; Richard Hamilton (Detroit) 193,618; Joe Johnson (Atlanta) 171,500; T.J. Ford (Toronto) 164,342

Centers: Dwight Howard (Orlando) 1,456,898; Shaquille O'Neal (Miami) 701,253; Rasheed Wallace (Detroit) 190,684; Ben Wallace (Chicago) 172,147; Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Cleveland) 163,518; Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 156,012; Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana) 143,026; Emeka Okafor (Charlotte) 85,340; Zaza Pachulia (Atlanta) 66,705; Eddy Curry (New York) 64,896

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 1,246,125; Carmelo Anthony (Denver) 1,218,106; Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 946,421; Carlos Boozer (Utah) 402,917; Shawn Marion (Phoenix) 345,400; Shane Battier (Houston) 341,621; Josh Howard (Dallas) 324,267; Luis Scola (Houston) 309,994; Kevin Durant (Seattle) 299,481; Grant Hill (Phoenix) 248,273.

Guards: Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers) 1,441,333; Tracy McGrady (Houston) 907,639; Allen Iverson (Denver) 827,273; Steve Nash (Phoenix) 808,995; Manu Ginobili (San Antonio) 418,442; Tony Parker (San Antonio) 374,340; Chris Paul (New Orleans) 330,902; Baron Davis (Golden State) 298,827; Jason Terry (Dallas) 241,839; Jerry Stackhouse (Dallas) 212,320.

Centers: Yao Ming (Houston) 1,255,263; Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 685,772; Marcus Camby (Denver) 265,830; Erick Dampier (Dallas) 207,354; Pau Gasol (Memphis) 154,741; Tyson Chandler (New Orleans) 135,388; Mehmet Okur (Utah) 132,310; LaMarcus Aldridge (Portland) 117,508; Andris Biedrins (Golden State) 98,460; Chris Kaman (Los Angeles Clippers) 97,569.

:mccosky:

All-Star 'Sheed
Wallace is third in the fan voting among Eastern Conference center, but don't bother to initiate a campaign.

"I am not trying to go down there (New Orleans)," he said. "I am looking forward to those four days (off). I've been keeping a little eye on it, but better them (Howard and Shaquille O'Neal , who lead Wallace in the voting) than me."