2011-12 All-NBA First Team
Position Player, Team (First Team Votes) Points
Forward LeBron James, Miami (118) 596
Forward Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City (117) 591
Center Dwight Howard, Orlando (75) 476
Guard Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (104) 568
Guard Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers (74) 484

2011-12 All-NBA Second Team
Position Player, Team (First Team Votes) Points
Forward Kevin Love, Minnesota (16) 365
Forward Blake Griffin, L.A. Clippers 170
Center Andrew Bynum, L.A. Lakers (33) 400
Guard Tony Parker, San Antonio (41) 367
Guard Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City (5) 239

2011-12 All-NBA Third Team
Position Player, Team (First Team Votes) Points
Forward Carmelo Anthony, New York (1) 154
Forward Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas 136
Center Tyson Chandler, New York (4) 60
Guard Dwyane Wade, Miami (1) 235
Guard Rajon Rondo, Boston (4) 142

Quite an offseason for the Knicks accolade wise. 2 players in the top 15 players of the entire NBA. Hope we can build on all this talent we have into a real contender next year.

Solace wrote:Kinda proud, I'll admit. Chandler had a hell of a year. If we're going to trade him, his value has never been higher.

Why would you trade him, why would that thought even surface

Swishfm3 wrote:funny thing is, I think the THIRD team would beat the SECOND team in a game

As for Melo, right where he belong a TOP 15th player, still pretty good in my book, now can we stop comparing Melo to Kobe Bryant please?

Bonn1997 wrote:

KnicksFE wrote:Great for Chandler great guy, rightfully so.

As for Melo, right where he belong a TOP 15th player, still pretty good in my book, now can we stop comparing Melo to Kobe Bryant please?

There's really only one poster who does that on a regular basis

and the winner is?

Swishfm3 wrote:funny thing is, I think the THIRD team would beat the SECOND team in a game

I agree 2 ball dominant guards and 3 big men don't mesh so great so I'd agree.