DG - All-NBA First Defensive Team
Center - Tyson Chandler, New York
Forward - Serge
Ibaka, Oklahoma City
Forward - LeBron James, Miami
Guard - Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers
Guard - Tony Allen, Memphis
DG - All-NBA Second Defensive Team
Center - Dwight Howard, Orlando
Forward - Josh Smith, Atlanta
Forward - Shawn Marion, Dallas
Guard - Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia
Guard - Rajon Rondo, Boston
LeBron guards all positions and turns defense into offense |
PC - All-NBA First Defensive Team
Center - Tyson Chandler, New York
Forward - Serge
Ibaka, Oklahoma City
Forward - LeBron James, Miami
Guard - Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia
Guard - Tony Allen, Memphis
PC - All-NBA Second Defensive Team
Center - Dwight Howard, Orlando
Forward - Kevin Garnett, Boston
Forward - Luol Deng, Chicago
Guard - Paul George, Indiana
Guard - Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers
Tony Allen has proven himself to be one of the elite perimeter defenders in the NBA |
Note: Dwight Howard not on the All-NBA First Defensive Team
This season showed why Dwight isn't a lock for best-at-everything center. He usually dominates the position, but an off-year and a lack of public support gave Tyson Chandler the Defensive Player of the Year. How could you put the DPOY on the All-NBA Second Defensive Team? It doesn't make sense. And since there's only two spots for centers, unless you're going to bend the rules and make one of them eligible for the forward position, it has to be Chandler on the first team and Dwight on the second.
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