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I’m not sure about all of you, but I was frazzled last night from the 12 hours of playoff action. It was almost too much. Almost. I actually started writing this after the games, but needed a little time to process everything that happened. Luckily, we only have two games tonight, Heat vs. Philly & Bulls vs. Indy. So, without further ado, here’s your All-Star team for Day Two of the Playoffs:

PG Chris Paul, Hornets: 33 Pts. 14 Asst., & 7 Rebs. Are you kidding me? Against the Lakers? Derrick who?

SG Ray Allen, Celtics: “Only” 24 pts vs. Kobe having 34. One important factor to remember…Kobe’s team lost, Ray’s won, & Allen nailed the game winner. Still not convinced? Kobe was at home, against an overwhelming underdog, his matchup to start was a Euro-hipster & he hit his neck on a fan’s knee. All Ray did was stick a dagger in the Knicks’ back in the final 12 seconds. Then he twisted it.

SF Kevin Durant, Thunder: 41 pts & 9 boards vs. a nasty Denver team. Durant scored & scored at will in a win. This kid can play a little bit, huh? Lil’ bit, lil’ bit.

PF Zack Randolph, Memphis: Amar’e was considered(28 & 11), but Randolph’s 25/14 was HUGE. Plus, Amar’e was kidnapped the final few minutes of NY’s loss—no word on ransom yet—while the Grizz beat the Spurs. In case we have forgotten…winning>losing in the postseason.

C Marc Gasol, Memphis: I almost gave this to Amar’e, to make up form his snub at PF. He was a machine against Boston for a while & for all intent and purposes he is the Knicks center. I don’t want to hear about Ronnie Turiaf, please!! However, Amar’e not being a part of the Knicks offense at the end was fatal. Meanwhile, Marc, the much better Gasol brother, was 9/10 from the floor in a road win against Tim Duncan. If that’s not an All-Star performance at center, then I give up.

6th Man, Ray Felton, Denver. Ugh, jeez. A guy that I said would be disappointing in the playoffs was fantastic off the bench in a close loss. 12 pts. & 8 dimes in 33 mins is nice off the pine. I am vindicated only by the fact that he did it for Denver, not NY. No worries, Knicks fans, Chauncey Billups Toney Douglas should be just fine…

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