Re: 2002-03 ALL-NBA TEAMS

["Dan Forant" <dforant1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Facts always win over rhetoric.

DanF

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Eggcentric@xxxxxxx>
To: <Celtics@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 8:53 AM
Subject: 2002-03 ALL-NBA TEAMS


> This likely proves no more than the controversial EFFICIENCY RATINGS
> or any other ''official'' player ratings.  It is merely one more
indication
> of
> Walker's perceived value throughout the NBA community, and maybe the
> very reason he remains on our roster.
>
> The 2002-03 ALL-NBA TEAMS were chosen by a 122-member voting panel
> of writers and broadcasters throughout the U.S. and Canada consisting of
> national media members and members from each of the league's 29 teams
> who regularly cover the NBA.
>
> Duncan led all players with 603 points, Pierce managed to make the third
> team with 91 points.  Walker received 3 points.
>
> 2002-03 ALL-NBA TEAMS
>
> FIRST TEAM      Points
> Tim Duncan          603
> Kobe Bryant         599
> Kevin Garnett       596
> Shaquille ObNeal    593
> Tracy McGrady   578
>
> SECOND TEAM
> Dirk Nowitzki       360
> Jason Kidd      355
> Allen Iverson       350
> Chris Webber        310
> Ben Wallace         307
>
> THIRD TEAM
> Jermaine ObNeal     165
> Stephon Marbury     141
> PAUL PIERCE         91
> Steve Nash          85
> Jamal Mashburn  63
>
> Also receiving votes/points -
>
> Yao Ming            55
> Karl Malone         33
> Shawn Marion        28
> Z, Ilgauskas        25
> Vlade Divac     23
> Steve Francis       18
> Ray Allen           15
> Gary Payton         14
> Rasheed  Wallace    14
> Allan Houston       10
> Brad Miller         8
> David Robinson  8
> Pau Gasol           8
> P. Stojakovic       8
> Michael Jordan      7
> ANTOINE WALKER  3
> A. Stoudemire       2
> A. Jamison      2
> Elton Brand     2
> Theo Ratliff        2
> Brian Grant     2
> Jalen Rose          1
> J. Magloire         1
> John Stockton       1
> Michael Finley  1
> Mike Bibby      1
> Tony Parker         1
> W. Szczerbiak       1