I think being a "star" in the NBA has to do more with popularity than it does with actual basketball talent. In the end, you're not voting for the better player, you're just voting for who you want to see play basketball. Let's face it, if there was a way to RickRoll the NBA All-Star game it would be done.
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I think being a "star" in the NBA has to do more with popularity than it does with actual basketball talent. In the end, you're not voting for the better player, you're just voting for who you want to see play basketball. Let's face it, if there was a way to RickRoll the NBA All-Star game it would be done.
Yi is awesome. I watch him a lot on Yes Network. The Nets never freaking pass him the ball.
Of course, he's not THAT awesome.
well let's face it... it's about who you know, not what you know. that's just the way life goes.
being a big big "star" in life has an implicit requirement that you are popular and well-connected.
it's unfortunate, because this would mean those that are more talented are neglected, not a very fair concept.
think joe johnson - talented mofo but no popularity...
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