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Houston Rockets guard Patrick Beverley was among the handful of NBA players acknowledging fans who sent out congratulatory tweets to him in regards to his All-NBA honor as a First-Team All-Defensive selection, but not everyone was happy about the All-NBA squads that were announced on Monday.

Shortly after the results were made public, John Wall, along with other NBA players, expressed their dissatisfaction either because of a perceived snub or the snub of a teammate.

Here's Wall "lol'ing" about the First-Team All-Defense:

And here's the Nuggets' Jamal Murray doing some laughing of his own at his All-NBA Rookie Second Team placement.

Isaiah Thomas? He surprisingly received a vote, but he's upset about his fellow teammate Avery Bradley being left off the All-NBA defensive team. As was CJ McCollum, Damian Lillard, Spencer Dinwiddie and Garrett Temple.

Although the players who earned their spot on the All-NBA teams were among the top vote-getters, there are players every year who feel as if they've been snubbed. As the saying goes, though: There's always next year.