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Rookies G: John Wall G: Wesley Johnson FBlake
GriffinF: Paul George C: DeMarcus Cousins 6: Mustafa Shakur 7: Landry Fields 8: Al-Farouq Aminu 9: Ed Davis 10: Greg Monroe
First Look: Seems the team is more of a score-inside the paint team, than shooting. With a lot of players, that can penetrate the paint in a hurry, it will be more exciting for us and them, as we will see more dunks and flashy layups.
Team Leader: Safe to say that this team is lead by the number one picks, John Wall and Blake Griffin. With other players being right behind him, some players like DeMarcus Cousins and Wesley Johnson can take charge of the game and change it dramatically.
Stats: Highest points per game - Blake Griffin 18.3 PPG
Highest rebounds per game - Blake Griffin 8.9 RPG
Highest assists per game - John Wall 7.4 APG
Highest steals per game - John Wall 2.6 SPG
Surprises:Two big players: Evan Turner and Derrick Favors, did not make the cut, even though Turner is forth in scoring and Favors... is just bad.
Sophomores G: Brandon Jennings G: Tyreke Evans F: Terrence Williams F: Tyler Hansbrough C: DeJuan Blair 6: Jonny Flynn 7: Wesley Matthews 8: Chase Budinger 9: Taj Gibson 10: David Anderson
First Look: A lot of athleticism on this team, which means- a lot of dunking. We are in for a show, as a lot of great dunkers are in this squad, with the likes of Tyreke Evans, Taj Gibson and Terrence Williams.
Team Leader: A sure leader is hard to find, but the biggest threat the rookies could have is Tyreke Evans and Brandon Jennings going off in a hurry.
Stats: Highest points per game - Tyreke Evans 20.6 PPG
Highest rebounds per game - DeJuan Blair 8.2 RPG
Highest assists per game - Brandon Jennings 5.8 APG
Highest steals per game - Tyreke Evans 1.9 SPG
Surprises: Cant say anything else, rather than Darren Collison, who is leading the Sophomores in assists, did not make the cut.
Special Thanks to KidJustin for answering my questions and helping me make the tables. Also using his epic style.
Thu Jun 09, 2011 1:38 am
G: Derrick Rose 3rd Appearance G: Dwyane Wade 8th Appearance F: LeBron James 8th Appearance F: Amar`e Stoudemire 7th Appearance C: Dwight Howard 6th Appearance 6: Carmelo Anthony 5th Appearance 7: John Wall 1st Appearance 8: Nick Young 1st Appearance 9: Andre Iguodala 1st Appearance 10: Andray Blatche 1st Appearance 11: Javale McGee 1st Appearance 12: Deron Williams 3rd Appearance
First Look: Huge offensive threat, the whole team can score and put the ball in at all times. You can expect LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony dominate scoring wise.
Team Leader: No doubt, that the Miami Duo, will be infront of this team, along with the two Forwards from the Knicks.
Stats: Highest points per game - Carmelo Anthony 19.0 PPG(third in the league)
Highest rebounds per game - Dwight Howard 9.4 RPG(first in the league)
Highest assists per game - Derrick Rose 5.7 APG(fifth in the league)
Highest steals per game - LeBron James 1.8 SPG (third in the league)
Surprises:
- Leading assists per game and steals per game, Rajon Rondo did not make the cut
- Four Washington players making the cut
- 5/12 first timers
- Stephen Jackson is not in, though Nick Young is
G: Chris Paul 5th Appearance G: Kobe Bryant 14th Appearance F: Kevin Durant 3rd Appearance F: Dirk Nowitski 11th Appearance C: Al Jefferson 1st Appearance 6: Stephen Curry 1st Appearance 7: Monta Ellis 1st Appearance 8: Rudy Gay 1st Appearance 9: LaMarcus Aldridge 1st Appearance 10: DeMarcus Cousins 1st Appearance 11: Tony Parker 4th Appearance 12: Zack Randolph 2nd Appearance
First Look: A huge amount of scoring, as the two leading scorers, Kevin Durant and Kobe Bryant are starters, while Monta Ellis is coming off the bench.
Team Leader: As the scorers are leading this team, their main offense is waited from KD and Kobe Bryant. Still, lot of first-second timers can still prove themselves.
Stats: Highest points per game - Kobe Bryant 22.6 PPG(first in the league)
Highest rebounds per game - DeMarcus Cousins 6.3 RPG
Highest assists per game - Stephen Curry 4.2 APG
Highest steals per game - Monta Ellis 2.0 SPG (first in the league)
Surprises:
- Players like Westbrook, Nash not making the cut.
- Al Jefferson and DeMarcus Cousins making the cut. Jefferson is a first timer and starting
Special Thanks to KidJustin for answering my questions and helping me make the tables.
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DeMar DeRozan from the Cleveland Cavaliers: The 6`7 Shooting Guard really knows his stuff, as he has been in the dunk contest before. With his great strength and amazing leaping ability, Demar will have a chance to take the title home this year.
Dwayne Wade from the Miami Heat: With the guy being the only Miami Heat player that has something to do this weekend(yes, both Bosh and LeBron were not chosen to the All-Star game), it will be very interesting to see what he can bring to the table. As Wade has been a great game dunker, he can prove himself even more this following weekend.
J.R Smith from the Denver Nuggets: One of the great players known for his dunking, J.R never disappoints when he is going up for the slam. Being one of the best dunkers but not winning a dunk contest is a shame, a thing what J.R will try to fix this season.
Quentin Richardson from the Orlando Magic: If you think this old-timer wont surprise us, think again. Q-Rich has already surprised us by being in the dunk contest, replacing both Jameer Nelson and Jason Richardson. But now, the spotlight is on him, and he will most certainly deliver.Thu Jun 09, 2011 4:22 am

Paul Pierce of the Boston Celtics: Being one of the best shooters in the league, the man is pretty confident that he will still hold the title. With nobody stopping him last time, he must bring his A-game again and prove that he is the reigning Footlocker Three Point Shootout champion.
Anthony Parker of the Cleveland Cavaliers, .500 3PT: Stroking from everywhere, Anthony Parker is having an amazing last season, as he is helping Cleveland to go to the playoffs. With his shooting stroke, he might be the most watched man in the contest.
Danilo Gallinari of the Philadelphia 76ers, .470 3PT: Trading from the Knicks to the Nuggets and to the 76ers, Gallinari has been stroking in every team. Being young and full of excitement, he might surprise us all.
Ryan Anderson of the Orlando Magic, .468 3PT: The biggest shooter of the contest, Ryan Anderson is hoping that he would do good as the Magic are doing bad. With him and Q-Rich being in 2 contests, they both look to gain more fans.
Omri Casspi of the Sacramento Kings, .466 3PT: Israel shooter wont get his minutes in the rookie-sophomore game, but he does have something to look forward to. Casspi might be a wild card, but he is still a great shooter.
Mike Miller of the Miami Heat, .464 3PT: Miller is known to be a great three-point shooter, even more at clutch-times. Now, the man needs to show that he is the fifth best in the league for nothing, he should be the first.
Thu Jun 09, 2011 5:10 am
Team Chicago
Steve Kerr
Taj Gibson
Cathrine Kraayeveld Team Los Angeles
Rick Fox
Pau Gasol
Tina Thompson Team Texas
Kenny Smith
Dirk Nowitzki
Roneeka Hodges Team Atlanta
Steve Smith
Al Horford
Coco Miller
Chris Paul
Rajon Rondo
Russell Westbrook
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Stephen CurryDevin Harris
Special thanks to KidJustin for answering my questions and helping me with the tables.
Thu Jun 09, 2011 5:25 am

[u]Haiers Shooting Stars[/u]
[b]Finalists (2 Teams, five points - all or nothing)[/b]:
[b]Winner (three points)[/b] :
[u]Taco Bell Skills Challenge[/u]
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[u]Sprite Slam Dunk Contest[/u]
[b]Finalists (2 Players, five points - all or nothing)[/b]:
[b]Winner (three points)[/b] :
[u]Footlocker Three-Point Shootout[/u]
[b]Finalists (3 Players, five points - all or nothing)[/b]:
[b]Winner (three points)[/b] :
[u]Rookies vs Sophomores[/u]
[b]Winner (five points)[/b] :
[b]MVP (ten points)[/b] :
[u]East vs West[/u]
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[b]MVP (ten points)[/b] :Thu Jun 09, 2011 5:50 am
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