fordronken
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Big surprise...Amare made it! Interestingly enough, though, there isn't a single guard on the first team.
http://www.azcentral.com/sports/suns/0507nba-rookie07-ON.html
Stoudemire, Yao head All-Rookie team
Associated Press
May. 7, 2003 12:10 PM
NEW YORK - Rookie of the Year Amare Stoudemire and No. 1 overall draft choice Yao Ming were unanimous choices for the NBA All-Rookie team announced Wednesday.
Suns forward Stoudemire, who entered the league straight from high school, and Houston center Yao both received the maximum 56 points in balloting by the league's head coaches.
Miami's Caron Butler (55 points), Orlando's Drew Gooden (45) and Denver's Nene Hilario (40) also made the team.
Stoudemire led NBA rookies in rebounding (8.8) and tied for second in scoring (13.5) and blocked shots (1.06). He helped the Suns make the playoffs, where they were eliminated in the first round by top-seeded San Antonio.
Yao led rookies in blocks (1.79), was second in rebounding (8.2) and tied Stoudemire in scoring average.
The All-Rookie second team: San Antonio's Emanuel Ginobili, Orlando's Gordon Giricek, Cleveland's Carlos Boozer, Chicago's Jay Williams and Boston's J.R. Bremer.
http://www.azcentral.com/sports/suns/0507nba-rookie07-ON.html
Stoudemire, Yao head All-Rookie team
Associated Press
May. 7, 2003 12:10 PM
NEW YORK - Rookie of the Year Amare Stoudemire and No. 1 overall draft choice Yao Ming were unanimous choices for the NBA All-Rookie team announced Wednesday.
Suns forward Stoudemire, who entered the league straight from high school, and Houston center Yao both received the maximum 56 points in balloting by the league's head coaches.
Miami's Caron Butler (55 points), Orlando's Drew Gooden (45) and Denver's Nene Hilario (40) also made the team.
Stoudemire led NBA rookies in rebounding (8.8) and tied for second in scoring (13.5) and blocked shots (1.06). He helped the Suns make the playoffs, where they were eliminated in the first round by top-seeded San Antonio.
Yao led rookies in blocks (1.79), was second in rebounding (8.2) and tied Stoudemire in scoring average.
The All-Rookie second team: San Antonio's Emanuel Ginobili, Orlando's Gordon Giricek, Cleveland's Carlos Boozer, Chicago's Jay Williams and Boston's J.R. Bremer.