The following is a complete listing of the players as they appear on the ballot:

NBA ALL-STAR 2008 EASTERN CONFERENCE BALLOT


EAST GUARDS (24)
Ray Allen, Boston
Gilbert Arenas, Washington
Chauncey Billups, Detroit
Vince Carter, New Jersey
Jamal Crawford, New York
Raymond Felton, Charlotte
T.J. Ford, Toronto
Ben Gordon, Chicago
Richard Hamilton, Detroit
Kirk Hinrich, Chicago
Larry Hughes, Cleveland
Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia
Joe Johnson, Atlanta
Jason Kapono, Toronto
Jason Kidd, New Jersey
Stephon Marbury, New York
Andre Miller, Philadelphia
Jameer Nelson, Orlando
Anthony Parker, Toronto
Michael Redd, Milwaukee
Jason Richardson, Charlotte
Jamaal Tinsley, Indiana
Dwyane Wade, Miami
Maurice Williams, Milwaukee


EAST FORWARDS (24)
Andrea Bargnani, Toronto
Chris Bosh, Toronto
Caron Butler, Washington
Luol Deng, Chicago
Mike Dunleavy, Indiana
Kevin Garnett, Boston
Drew Gooden, Cleveland
Danny Granger, Indiana
Udonis Haslem, Miami
LeBron James, Cleveland
Antawn Jamison, Washington
Richard Jefferson, New Jersey
Kyle Korver, Philadelphia
David Lee, New York
Rashard Lewis, Orlando
Antonio McDyess, Detroit
Andres Nocioni, Chicago
Paul Pierce, Boston
Tayshaun Prince, Detroit
Zach Randolph, New York
Josh Smith, Atlanta
Hedo Turkoglu, Orlando
Charlie Villanueva, Milwaukee
Gerald Wallace, Charlotte


EAST CENTERS (12)
Andrew Bogut, Milwaukee
Eddy Curry, New York
Samuel Dalembert, Philadelphia
Dwight Howard, Orlando
Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland
Nenad Krstic, New Jersey
Emeka Okafor, Charlotte
Jermaine O’Neal, Indiana
Shaquille O’Neal, Miami
Zaza Pachulia, Atlanta
Ben Wallace, Chicago
Rasheed Wallace, Detroit

WEST GUARDS (24)
Leandro Barbosa, Phoenix
Raja Bell, Phoenix
Mike Bibby, Sacramento
Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers
Baron Davis, Golden State
Monta Ellis, Golden State
Michael Finley, San Antonio
Randy Foye, Minnesota
Manu Ginobili, San Antonio
Allen Iverson, Denver
Jarrett Jack, Portland
Stephen Jackson, Golden State
Kevin Martin, Sacramento
Tracy McGrady, Houston
Cuttino Mobley, LA Clippers
Steve Nash, Phoenix
Tony Parker, San Antonio
Chris Paul, New Orleans
Luke Ridnour, Seattle
Brandon Roy, Portland
Jerry Stackhouse, Dallas
Jason Terry, Dallas
Antoine Walker, Minnesota
Deron Williams, Utah

WEST FORWARDS (24)
Carmelo Anthony, Denver
Ron Artest, Sacramento
Shane Battier, Houston
Carlos Boozer, Utah
Bruce Bowen, San Antonio
Nick Collison, Seattle
Kevin Durant, Seattle
Rudy Gay, Memphis
Al Harrington, Golden State
Grant Hill, Phoenix
Josh Howard, Dallas
Al Jefferson, Minnesota
Andrei Kirilenko, Utah
Corey Maggette, LA Clippers
Shawn Marion, Phoenix
Mike Miller, Memphis
Nêne, Denver
Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas
Lamar Odom, LA Lakers
Luis Scola, Houston
Peja Stojakovic, New Orleans
Wally Szczerbiak, Seattle
Luke Walton, L.A. Lakers
David West, New Orleans

WEST CENTERS (12)
LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland
Andris Biedrins, Golden State
Marcus Camby, Denver
Tyson Chandler, New Orleans
Erick Dampier, Dallas
Tim Duncan, San Antonio
Pau Gasol, Memphis
Chris Kaman, LA Clippers
Brad Miller, Sacramento
Mehmet Okur, Utah
Amaré Stoudemire, Phoenix
Yao Ming, Houston

no yi jianlian b/c he would've been voted to start.

As of now amongst Eastern Conf GUARDS:

Jamal Crawford
- #5 in scoring at 20.2 ppg (42.7% FG/35.7% 3-FG)
- #11 in assists at 5.7
- #11 in steals at 1.5 spg

Stephon Marbury

- #13 in scoring amongst East guards at 15.2 ppg (40% FG/44% 3-FG)
- #6 in assists at 6.8 apg

Amongst Eastern Forwards

Zach Randolph

- #6 in ppg (20.2)
- #2 in rpg (13.5)
- Tied for #2 in double-doubles

David Lee

- #32 in ppg (9.0)
- #10 in rpg (7.5)

Amongst Eastern Centers

Eddy Curry

- #2 in ppg (18.5)
- #1 in FG % (65.3%)
- #9 in rpg (6.5)
- surprisingly, Curry is 14th in blocks at .67 but then again, Jamal is averaging .5 bpg

Fortunately, defense is really not accounted for in All-Star voting

Posted by bobs3304:

Only Zach has a chance.

Chris Bosh, Toronto
Kevin Garnett, Boston
LeBron James, Cleveland
Paul Pierce, Boston
Tayshaun Prince, Detroit

AT LEAST these guys are ahead of him. Then he has to compete with the next tier of guys.

^ Tayshaun Prince?

Get real.

And where the hell did Paul Pierce come from? There are usually 5 big men on the team...

Sf's don't count.

Posted by Panos:

Posted by bobs3304:

^ Tayshaun Prince?

Get real.

And where the hell did Paul Pierce come from? There are usually 5 big men on the team...

Sf's don't count.

The ballots go by "Forward" not "Power Forward"

One hundred twenty players – 60 each from the Eastern and Western conferences – are listed on the NBA All-Star ballot, with 24 guards, 24 forwards and 12 centers from each conference comprising the list. Voters select two guards, two forwards and one center from each conference.

And you didn't mention

Lewis(great yr)
Jefferson(great yr)

and other notables such as Deng, Barg's, and Butler

How many SF's made it last year?

Like 2? Lebron and Butler.


Cmon now. No way Prince makes it.

Last year the East had 4 Big Men. If Shaq is injured, Zach could be a replacement. Or they could be fair and vote in 5 big men instead of 7 guards...

Posted by Panos:

Whatever bro. My point was not that Prince would make it above Lebron or Butler.
My point is that he's going to get more votes than Z-Bo.

I doubt even that.

Zach has more pull at PF than Prince does at SF.

Butler, Deng, Jefferson and Pierce all have more collateral than Prince so far.

Only KG and Bosh do over Zach.

[Edited by - bobs3304 on 14-11-2007 5:11 PM]

I don't see Jerome James' name on that list.