2006-07 ALL-NBA FIRST TEAM

Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes)  Points 
Forward Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas (125)     634 
Forward Tim Duncan, San Antonio (94)    573 
Center Amaré Stoudemire, Phoenix (36)   494 
Guard  Steve Nash, Phoenix (129)        645 
Guard  Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (128)   643 

2006-07 ALL-NBA SECOND TEAM

Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points 
Forward LeBron James, Cleveland (64)    494 
Forward Chris Bosh, Toronto (8)         234 
Center Yao Ming, Houston (38)           333 
Guard Gilbert Arenas, Washington        295 
Guard Tracy McGrady, Houston (10)       278 

2006-07 ALL-NBA THIRD TEAM

Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points 
Forward Kevin Garnett, Minnesota (5)    225 
Forward Carmelo Anthony, Denver (1)     142 
Center Dwight Howard, Orlando (1)       108 
Guard Dwyane Wade, Miami (1)            241 
Guard Chauncey Billups, Detroit          86 

Other players receiving votes, with point totals (first team votes in parentheses): Carlos Boozer, Utah, 127; Shaquille O’Neal, Miami, 70 (3); Jason Kidd, New Jersey, 58; Marcus Camby, Denver, 42 (2); Shawn Marion, Phoenix, 41; Allen Iverson, Denver, 39; Tony Parker, San Antonio, 39; Vince Carter, New Jersey, 15; Deron Williams, Utah, 15; Josh Howard, Dallas, 11; Elton Brand, L.A. Clippers, 8; Mehmet Okur, Utah, 7; Baron Davis, Golden State, 6; Michael Redd, Milwaukee, 6; Ray Allen, Seattle, 5; Richard Hamilton, Detroit, 4; Joe Johnson, Atlanta, 3; Ben Gordon, Chicago, 3; Chris Paul, New Orleans/Oklahoma City, 3; Paul Pierce, Boston, 2; Ben Wallace, Chicago, 2; Jason Terry, Dallas, 2; Eddy Curry, New York, 2; Luol Deng, Chicago, 1; Chris Webber, Detroit, 1; Jermaine O’Neal, Indiana, 1; Pau Gasol, Memphis, 1; Tyson Chandler, New Orleans/Oklahoma City, 1; Manu Ginobili, San Antonio, 1. The 129-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 30 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.


[Edited by - djsunyc on 05-11-2007 1:40 PM]

I think the third team would have a good chance againt the first team.

How does Dwyane Wade make the list? He was hurt a good part of the season and when he wasn't he wasn't playing that well as in years past.

LOL 2 votes for Curry. That's brilliant. LMAO.

the same way Adam Morrison ended up on the all rookie second team.

AM 11.8pts 2.1as 2.9rpg 0.4stls 0.1blks 38%fg 30min

Balkman 4.9pts 4.3rbs 0.6ass 0.8stls 0.6blks 50%fg 15mins
Jefferies 4.1pts 4.3rbs 1.2ass 0.8stls 0.6blks 46%fg 24mins

I would have to say that balkman had a better season, its not his fault that his coached is a ****ing idiot that wasted thed mid level for no reason

How in the hell is the Defensive Player of The Year not on the ALL-NBA Team?

And Shawn Marion had a better year than Carmelo Anthony. Duhhh

Posted by bigpimpin:

How in the hell is the Defensive Player of The Year not on the ALL-NBA Team?

And Shawn Marion had a better year than Carmelo Anthony. Duhhh

If you really look at the #s you can conceivably say that Boozer should be MVP and he's not in the top 3 teams.