NBA Allstar Voting ends today

[jbnewyork162]

I don't really care about the game itself much anymore, but it would be remarkable if a Knick was in it again for the prestige. Randle has put this team on his back this year and led in all facets.


Let's all do our Knicks civic duty and vote that man in, for whatever it's worth, as today is the last day.

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Feb 16, 2021 12:45:13 GMT -5 jbnewyork162 said:

I don't really care about the game itself much anymore, but it would be remarkable if a Knick was in it again for the prestige. Randle has put this team on his back this year and led in all facets.


Let's all do our Knicks civic duty and vote that man in, for whatever it's worth, as today is the last day.

He won't make the starters but I expect the coaches will do the right thing and put him in the game

[trendsetta]

Feb 16, 2021 12:45:13 GMT -5 jbnewyork162 said:

I don't really care about the game itself much anymore, but it would be remarkable if a Knick was in it again for the prestige. Randle has put this team on his back this year and led in all facets.


Let's all do our Knicks civic duty and vote that man in, for whatever it's worth, as today is the last day.

He is an All-Star *caliber* player but let's be frank: the All-Star game is a ridiculous popularity contest and there's no stake or at least no substantial stake in it for the players. Most NBA fans are ignoramuses succumbing to branding and social media and all that other claptrap. If he were not to make it with the coaches either, we all would agree and know that he is as worthy nonetheless. He's surely is a top 35 player this season thus far. The main thing is that he appears to understand that he is being paid to win-- that is a capital M Man, a professional, and if true he should garner respect from all Knicks fans. You have to love a guy who looks like he's figuring shit out.