Sadly, the future greatest NBA three point shooter was not invited to this year's event.
Nowitzki, who will make his sixth NBA All-Star appearance this year, won
last year's closely contested event in Houston. He aims to become the
first back-to-back winner since Peja Stojakovic, winner of the competition
in 2002 and 2003. The seven-footer will face 2006 runner-up and Eastern
Conference All-Star starter Gilbert Arenas of the Washington Wizards,
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Damon Jones, Miami Heat forward and the NBA's
leader in three-point shooting percentage Jason Kapono, Memphis forward
Mike Miller, as well as Nowitzki's Dallas teammate, Jason Terry.
No Redd, Allen, or Nash either? That kinda blows.
Quote from: SoCalwarrior on February 08, 2007, 05:10:10 PMThe seven-footer will face 2006 runner-up and Eastern Conference All-Star starter Gilbert Arenas of the Washington Wizards, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Damon Jones, Miami Heat forward and the NBA's leader in three-point shooting percentage Jason Kapono, Memphis forward Mike Miller, as well as Nowitzki's Dallas teammate, Jason Terry.
Amon Ones? You've got to be kidding me. You know why we call him "Amon Ones" here in Cleveland, don't you? Just like his game: no D and no J.