KIedy All-NBA?

[alex.4]

Może to przeoczyłem. Ale nie znalazłęm informacje jak zakończyły się wybory
all-nba???? A może w tym roku ogłoszenie wyników odbędzie się później?
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[Gość: Wilt]

Zostało to ogłoszone już dawno, przed kończącym cykl przyznawanych nagród MVP:

Timberwolves forward only unanimous selection
Garnett Headlines All-NBA First Team

NEW YORK, April 25 – San Antonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan earned his seventh
consecutive selection to the All-NBA First Team when the NBA announced the 2003-
04 All-NBA teams today. Duncan is only the sixth player in NBA history to make
the All-NBA First Team in each of his first seven seasons, joining Hall of
Famers Elgin Baylor, Larry Bird, George Mikan, Bob Pettit and Oscar Robertson.

All-NBA First Team: Garnett, Duncan, O'Neal, Kidd and Bryant.
NBAE/Getty Images
Duncan is the only player to finish this season ranked in the top 10 in points
per game (23.3 ppg, sixth), rebounds per game (12.4, second), blocks per game
(2.68 bpg, fourth) and field goal percentage (.501, 10th). He also recorded
more 30 point-15 rebounds games than any other player this season with seven.
Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett finished as the only unanimous All-
NBA First Team selection as he was named on all 123 voters’ first team ballots.
Duncan and Garnett were joined on the All-NBA First Team by Kobe Bryant of the
Los Angeles Lakers and Jason Kidd of the New Jersey Nets at the guard positions
and Shaquille O’Neal of the Lakers at center.
Garnett finished the season leading the NBA in rebounding average (13.9 rpg)
and was tied for second in scoring average (24.2 ppg), both career-highs. He
finished with 1,987 total points and 1,139 total rebounds, becoming just the
fifth player in NBA history (and the first in 29 years) to lead the league in
both total points and total rebounds. This is Garnett’s third career selection
to the All-NBA First Team.
Bryant finished the season ranked fourth in the NBA with a team-leading 24.0
points per game enroute to his third consecutive All-NBA First Team selection.
He helped lead the Lakers to a league-best 25-7 record following the NBA All-
Star break. Bryant recorded his ninth career triple-double this season with 29
points, a season-high 14 rebounds and 10 assists versus Washington on Feb. 28.
O’Neal, named to his sixth All-NBA First Team, led the NBA in field goal
percentage (.584), was seventh in blocked shots (2.48), 11th in scoring (21.5)
and fifth in double-doubles (43). With three blocked shots versus Portland on
April 6, O’Neal surpassed Manute Bol (2,086) for ninth all-time in career
blocked shots.
Kidd, named to his fifth All-NBA First Team, led the NBA is assists (9.2 apg)
for the fifth time in his career and became the first Nets player ever to lead
the league in assists in back-to-back seasons. He registered 10 or more assists
in a game 33 times and the Nets were 27-6 when he had 10 or more assists in a
game. During the season, Kidd recorded nine triple-doubles, tying him with Bird
for fourth all-time with 59 career triple-doubles.
The All-NBA Second Team consists of the Indiana Pacers forward Jermaine O’Neal,
Sacramento Kings forward Peja Stojakovic, Detroit Pistons center Ben Wallace,
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Sam Cassell and Orlando Magic guard Tracy McGrady.
The All-NBA Third Team includes Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, Indiana
Pacers forward Ron Artest, Houston Rockets centerYao Ming, Milwaukee Bucks
guard Michael Redd and New Orleans Hornets guard Baron Davis.
The 123-member voting panel of writers and broadcasters throughout the United
States and Canada consisted of national media members and members from each of
the league’s 29 teams who regularly cover the NBA. The media voted for All-NBA
First, Second and Third Teams by position with points awarded on a 5-3-1 basis.
Attached are the results of the voting for the 2003-04 All-NBA Teams, with
First Team votes in parentheses:
2003-04 ALL-NBA FIRST TEAM:
Position Player, Team (First Team Votes) Points
Forward Tim Duncan, San Antonio (114)
597
Forward Kevin Garnett, Minnesota (123)
615
Center Shaquille O’Neal, L.A. Lakers (95)
556
Guard Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (111)
582
Guard Jason Kidd, New Jersey (55)
421
2003-04 ALL-NBA SECOND TEAM
Position Player, Team (First Team Votes) Points
Forward Jermaine O’Neal, Indiana (31)
423
Forward Peja Stojakovic, Sacramento (14)
378
Center Ben Wallace, Detroit (2)
195
Guard Sam Cassell, Minnesota (34)
322
Guard Tracy McGrady, Orlando (16)
274
2003-04 ALL-NBA THIRD TEAM
Position Player, Team (First Team Votes) Points
Forward Ron Artest, Indiana
90
Forward Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas
145
Center Yao Ming, Houston
189
Guard Baron Davis, New Orleans (10)
176
Guard Michael Redd, Milwaukee (4)
95
Other players receiving votes, with point totals (first team votes in
parentheses): Steve Nash, Dallas, 75 (3); Paul Pierce, Boston 68; LeBron James,
Cleveland 48 (1); Andrei Kirilenko, Utah 48; Stephon Marbury, New York, 44;
Lamar Odom, Miami, 20; Mike Bibby, Sacramento, 18 (1); Zach Randolph, Portland,
18; Vince Carter, Toronto, 16; Carmelo Anthony, Denver, 14; Chauncey Billups,
Detroit, 12; Brad Miller, Sacramento, 12; Jamaal Magloire, New Orleans, 9; Pau
Gasol, Memphis, 8; Allen Iverson, Philadelphia, 8; Ray Allen, Seattle, 6; Elton
Brand, Los Angeles Clippers, 5; Erick Dampier, Golden State, 4; Michael Finley,
Dallas, 4; Manu Ginobili, San Antonio, 4; Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland, 4;
Amare Stoudemire, Phoenix, 4; Jason Williams, Memphis, 4; Richard Hamilton,
Detroit, 3; Shawn Marion, Phoenix, 2; Tony Parker, San Antonio, 2; Rasheed
Wallace, Detroit, 2; Carlos Boozer, Cleveland, 1; Steve Francis, Houston, 1;
Corey Maggette, Los Angeles Clippers, 1; Kenyon Martin, New Jersey Nets, 1;
Theo Ratliff, Portland, 1.
Tuesday, May 18, 2004

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dzięki Wilt. Przeoczyłem.
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