Let's play rank the all stars 1-24

I'm talking in regards to the game on the line within the last minute of the game, Kobe takes over and wins at about an 80% clip.

@ InSaNInTh3BrAin.... Hate to burst your bubble, but since 2003, with the game on the line, Kobe is a mere 14-56 (25%). Out of the one's playing today, believe it or not, Carmelo Anthony is the best percentage-wise 13-27 (48%)....

@ InSaNInTh3BrAin.... Hate to burst your bubble, but since 2003, with the game on the line, Kobe is a mere 14-56 (25%). Out of the one's playing today, believe it or not, Carmelo Anthony is the best percentage-wise 13-27 (48%)....

Oh yeah but stats are dumb.  I know what I know just by watching the game and I don't need numbers to make my argument.  </sarcasm>

Oh yeah but stats are dumb.  I know what I know just by watching the game and I don't need numbers to make my argument.  </sarcasm>

I don't need numbers in my argument either.  I mean the numbers says the Orlando 102, Minnesota 89 tonight but I watched that game and could see with my own eyes that the Timberwolves won it.

Dwyane Wade>>>>>Kobe bryant kobe shoots a million times field goal percentage isn't great and is way over rated on defense. wade averages over a block a game almost two.. and is the best shot blocking guard in the league. also he averages almost a steal a game.  and that's with his number "down across the board" just sayin

My unbiased rankings...not including the 4th quarter (LeBron)

1. LeBron James
2. Derrick Rose
3. Kevin Durant
4. Dwight Howard
5. Blake Griffin
6. Dwayne Wade
7. Kobe Bryant
8. Chris Paul
9. LaMarchus Aldridge
10. Kevin Love
11. Andrew Bynum
12. Steve Nash
13. Deron Williams
14. Chris Bosh
15. Russell Westbrook
16. Dirk Nowitzki
17. Andre Iguodala
18. Roy Hibbert
19. Luol Deng
20. Marc Gasol
21. Carmelo Anthony
22. Tony Parker
23. Paul Pierce
24. Joe Johnson