The annual argument of who got snubbed for the NBA All-Star game is once again upon us. The league at this point is just too loaded with great talent which makes it impossible to make everyone happy around this time of year. Fans vote the starters, but coaches vote for the reserves and as usual both benches are full of the cream of the crop in the NBA. Of course, there were a few worthy players that had to be left off just due to roster spots, but you can’t really argue either way.
NBA All-Star Reserves Announced!
Last week the NBA All-Star starters were announced and just a bit ago the reserves were announced. There’s already been a lot of outrage on Twitter over Stephen Curry’s snub. Check out who made the list after the jump & let us know what you think… GameTimeGirl
Florida Executes Former Police Officer, Marine
Manuel Pardo a former Florida Police Officer was executed at Florida State Prison in Starke. Pardo lost his job as an officer in 1985 when he falsely testified about police corruption in the Bahamas. The loss of his job turned him into a desperate man, a man capable of great danger. Mr. Pardo was convicted of 9 counts of first degree murder and sentenced to death in 1988. Hit the jump for more. PaulDaPro
NBA All-Star Reserves Announced
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Kevin Love, LaMarcus Aldridge and Russell Westbrook headlined the reserves for the Western Conference All-Star team.
Just In! NBA All-Star Reserves announced!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Blake Griffin is going to his first All-Star game, and Kevin Garnett matched an NBA record with his 14th straight selection as one of a record-tying four Boston Celtics selected for the midseason event. Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen will accompany Garnett, who equaled Jerry West,Shaquille O’Neal and Karl Malone for the most consecutive selections. The Celtics joined the 2006 Detroit Pistons as the only teams to have four players picked as reserves by the coaches.
