
This is a hard question for me. I'm don't stay super familiar with teams across the league. Doing some research, I'm actually good with the ASG rosters. I don't see any glaring miss. Any "snub" would take convincing, and I've always felt that if you have to convince someone about it, then it's not a clear mistake.Mike Lowry wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 6:18 pm Name a player that didn't make the All Star Game that should have.
Why did they deserve a nod?
Why do you think they were snubbed?
Who would you have taken off the Roster to make room for your guy?
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Honestly the absence of a Celtic is interesting to me. I'm sure Charlie already wrote plenty about this, but both Sampson and Olajuwon are better scorers already than their obvious counterparts, Darryl Dawkins and Buck Williams, respectively. I do think the simputer weights scoring pretty heavily in selecting its all stars, so I thought Sampson and Olajuwon would be in the mix - at least one if not the other. On the flip side, I think it's pretty gangster they both got snubbed lol, but no worries, they have many all star seasons ahead, the both of them, so they can percolate a while longer.Name a player that didn't make the All Star Game that should have.
Why did they deserve a nod?
Why do you think they were snubbed?
Who would you have taken off the Roster to make room for your guy?
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Rickey Green of the Supersonics was a reach as an all-star pick at guard (so I can't replace him with a non-guard). 14 ppg on 43.8% shooting? I hear you, "but Wig, he's averaging 11.1 apg and 2.1!" Isiah Thomas of the Spurs is averaging 15.4 ppg on 45.7% shooting with 11.3 apg and 2.1 spg. That's the same number of steals, more assists, more points, and better shooting. John Stockton of the Suns is averaging 15.0 ppg on 50.8% shooting with 11.0 apg and 2.1 spg. More points, much better shooting, same steals, and 1/10th of an assist less. Norm Nixon of the Lakers could be a comparable choice to Green (15.6 ppg, 49.2% shooting, 8.8 apg, 1.5 spg - you're giving up some steals and assists but gaining scoring and shooting accuracy). The Spurs already had three all-stars splitting votes, so give me John Stockton over Green. Stock got snubbed, and I'd be willing to listen to an argument Isiah got snubbed. Either way, Green was the wrong pick.Mike Lowry wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 6:18 pm Name a player that didn't make the All Star Game that should have.
Why did they deserve a nod?
Why do you think they were snubbed?
Who would you have taken off the Roster to make room for your guy?
No love for Mike Mitchell? Bro can put the ball in the basket, grabs boards and plays defense, put him IN coach.Mike Lowry wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 6:18 pm Name a player that didn't make the All Star Game that should have.
Why did they deserve a nod?
Why do you think they were snubbed?
Who would you have taken off the Roster to make room for your guy?
RudeWigNosy wrote:Rickey Green of the Supersonics was a reach as an all-star pick at guard (so I can't replace him with a non-guard). 14 ppg on 43.8% shooting? I hear you, "but Wig, he's averaging 11.1 apg and 2.1!" Isiah Thomas of the Spurs is averaging 15.4 ppg on 45.7% shooting with 11.3 apg and 2.1 spg. That's the same number of steals, more assists, more points, and better shooting. John Stockton of the Suns is averaging 15.0 ppg on 50.8% shooting with 11.0 apg and 2.1 spg. More points, much better shooting, same steals, and 1/10th of an assist less. Norm Nixon of the Lakers could be a comparable choice to Green (15.6 ppg, 49.2% shooting, 8.8 apg, 1.5 spg - you're giving up some steals and assists but gaining scoring and shooting accuracy). The Spurs already had three all-stars splitting votes, so give me John Stockton over Green. Stock got snubbed, and I'd be willing to listen to an argument Isiah got snubbed. Either way, Green was the wrong pick.Mike Lowry wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 6:18 pm Name a player that didn't make the All Star Game that should have.
Why did they deserve a nod?
Why do you think they were snubbed?
Who would you have taken off the Roster to make room for your guy?
Oh, there was an All-Star game? Hmm, I didn't notice. Well, I'm sure almost everyone who was deserving made it, and there aren't any undeserving charlatans amongst the stars. However, I will argue for one, snubbed only because he's the captain of one of the worst teams in the league.Mike Lowry wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 6:18 pm Name a player that didn't make the All Star Game that should have.
Why did they deserve a nod?
Why do you think they were snubbed?
Who would you have taken off the Roster to make room for your guy?
