what non allstars/perennial all-stars would be an all-star on a different team

[Levity]

What players out there, non allstar/perennial all-star, could be an all star if they were on a different team.

I think if james harden and maybe im reaching, but lou williams, was on the bulls, either one of them could have an all-star caliber season

any other players you guys watch out there and think to yourself, if that person was on the right team, they definitely could be an all-star or at least close to it.

and im not really talking about the fans voting. i mean for this thread to be more along the lines of players who could have a season worthy enough of a coaches selections if they were on a different nba team.

[lilgodfather1]

Speaking for last season Kyrie Irving would have been an all star if he was on a playoff team. Deron Williams is another player that could make all star games on a playoff team. As you mentioned Harden who I am a big fan of, and I think Marcin Gortat could easily be an all star if the Suns were better.

[SacJB Shady]

If monta Ellis was on Boston

[Levity]

Originally Posted by SacJB Shady

If monta Ellis was on Boston

i can dig it.

[TaLvsCuaL]

Gortat on Miami or Thunders.

[FreezingTsmoove]

Monta Ellis on the Knicks

James Harden on the Knicks

Rudy Gay on the Knicks

Josh Smith on the Knicks

Joakim Noah on the Knicks

Gortat on the Knicks

Kyrie Irving on the Knicks

[DStebb716]

Originally Posted by lilgodfather1

Speaking for last season Kyrie Irving would have been an all star if he was on a playoff team. Deron Williams is another player that could make all star games on a playoff team. As you mentioned Harden who I am a big fan of, and I think Marcin Gortat could easily be an all star if the Suns were better.

[KG215]

Ummm...perennial and non all-stars aren't the same thing.

For example, LeBron, Kobe, Wade, Dwight, etc. are perennial All-Stars. They would be All-Stars regardless of who they played for.

Maybe I'm just confused by the phrasing?

[hawksdogsbraves]

Originally Posted by KG215

Ummm...perennial and non all-stars aren't the same thing.

For example, LeBron, Kobe, Wade, Dwight, etc. are perennial All-Stars. They would be All-Stars regardless of who they played for.

Maybe I'm just confused by the phrasing?

No, you're not, OP doesn't know what perennial means

[DStebb716]

Originally Posted by KG215

Ummm...perennial and non all-stars aren't the same thing.

For example, LeBron, Kobe, Wade, Dwight, etc. are perennial All-Stars. They would be All-Stars regardless of who they played for.

Maybe I'm just confused by the phrasing?

didn't even catch that. you're right. perennial would mean they're making it every year.

[KG215]

Originally Posted by hawksdogsbraves

No, you're not, OP doesn't know what perennial means

Maybe the "non" applies to both all-stars and perennial all-stars? Like, maybe, what non-perennial All-Stars (guys that might have made it once or twice with some team in a limited role - think Manu) would be perennial All-Stars on a different team.

[Levity]

Originally Posted by KG215

Maybe the "non" applies to both all-stars and perennial all-stars? Like, maybe, what non-perennial All-Stars (guys that might have made it once or twice with some team in a limited role - think Manu) would be perennial All-Stars on a different team.

ye the phrasing of my op was a little hard to follow. but you basically got it right there. the non applied to both all stars and perennial all-stars. basically, i should have just left it as what non allstar