All-NBA Teams, Year by Year |
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| 2008-09 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
LeBron James (Cleveland)
Dwight Howard (Orlando)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Dwyane Wade (Miami) |
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Paul Pierce (Boston)
Yao Ming (Houston)
Brandon Roy (Portland)
Chris Paul (New Orleans) |
Carmelo Anthony (Denver)
Pau Gasol (LA Lakers)
Shaquille O'Neal (Phoenix)
Chauncey Billups (Denver/Detroit)
Tony Parker (San Antonio) |
| 2007-08 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Kevin Garnett (Boston)
LeBron James (Cleveland)
Dwight Howard (Orlando)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Chris Paul (New Orleans) |
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Steve Nash (Phoenix)
Deron Williams (Utah) |
Carlos Boozer (Utah)
Paul Pierce (Boston)
Yao Ming (Houston)
Tracy McGrady (Houston)
Manu Ginobili (San Antonio) |
| 2006-07 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Steve Nash (Phoenix) |
LeBron James (Cleveland)
Chris Bosh (Toronto)
Yao Ming (Houston)
Gilbert Arenas (Washington)
Tracy McGrady (Houston) |
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Carmelo Anthony (Denver)
Dwight Howard (Orlando)
Dwyane Wade (Miami)
Chauncey Billups (Detroit) |
| 2005-06 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
LeBron James (Cleveland)
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Shaquille O'Neal (Miami)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Steve Nash (Phoenix) |
Elton Brand (LA Clippers)
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Ben Wallace (Detroit)
Chauncey Billups (Detroit)
Dwyane Wade (Miami) |
Shawn Marion (Phoenix)
Carmelo Anthony (Denver)
Yao Ming (Houston)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia)
Gilbert Arenas (Washington) |
| 2004-05 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Shaquille O'Neal (Miami)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia)
Steve Nash (Phoenix) |
LeBron James (Cleveland)
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Dwyane Wade (Miami)
Ray Allen (Seattle) |
Tracy McGrady (Houston)
Shawn Marion (Phoenix)
Ben Wallace (Detroit)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Gilbert Arenas (Washington) |
| 2003-04 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jason Kidd (New Jersey) |
Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana)
Peja Stojakovic (Sacramento)
Ben Wallace (Detroit)
Sam Cassell (Minnesota)
Tracy McGrady (Orlando) |
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Ron Artest (Indiana)
Yao Ming (Houston)
Michael Redd (Milwaukee)
Baron Davis (New Orleans) |
| 2002-03 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Tracy McGrady (Orlando) |
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Chris Webber (Sacramento)
Ben Wallace (Detroit)
Jason Kidd (New Jersey)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) |
Paul Pierce (Boston)
Jamal Mashburn (New Orleans)
Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana)
Stephon Marbury (Phoenix)
Steve Nash (Dallas) |
| 2001-02 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Tracy McGrady (Orlando)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Jason Kidd (New Jersey)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) |
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Chris Webber (Sacramento)
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
Gary Payton (Seattle)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) |
Ben Wallace (Detroit)
Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana)
Dikembe Mutombo (Philadelphia)
Paul Pierce (Boston)
Steve Nash (Dallas) |
| 2000-01 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Chris Webber (Sacramento)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia)
Jason Kidd (Phoenix) |
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Vince Carter (Toronto)
Dikembe Mutombo (Atlanta)-Phil
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Tracy McGrady (Orlando) |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Gary Payton (Seattle)
Ray Allen (Milwaukee) |
| 1999-00 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Jason Kidd (Phoenix)
Gary Payton (Seattle) |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Grant Hill (Detroit)
Alonzo Mourning (Miami)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) |
Chris Webber (Sacramento)
Vince Carter (Toronto)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Eddie Jones (Charlotte)
Stephon Marbury (New Jersey) |
| 1998-99 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Alonzo Mourning (Miami)
Allen Iverson (Philadelphia)
Jason Kidd (Phoenix) |
Chris Webber (Sacramento)
Grant Hill (Detroit)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Gary Payton (Seattle)
Tim Hardaway (Miami) |
Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
Antonio McDyess (Denver)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
John Stockton (Utah) |
| 1997-98 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Gary Payton (Seattle) |
Grant Hill (Detroit)
Vin Baker (Seattle)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Tim Hardaway (Miami)
Rod Strickland (Washington) |
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
Glen Rice (Charlotte)
Dikembe Mutombo (Atlanta)
Mitch Richmond (Sacramento)
Reggie Miller (Indiana) |
| 1996-97 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Grant Hill (Detroit)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Tim Hardaway (Miami) |
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
Glen Rice (Charlotte)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
Gary Payton (Seattle)
Mitch Richmond (Sacramento) |
Anthony Mason (Charlotte)
Vin Baker (Milwaukee)
Shaquille O'Neal (LA Lakers)
John Stockton (Utah)
Anfernee Hardaway (Orlando) |
| 1995-96 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
Karl Malone (Utah)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Anfernee Hardaway (Orlando) |
Shawn Kemp (Seattle)
Grant Hill (Detroit)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Gary Payton (Seattle)
John Stockton (Utah) |
Charles Barkley (Phoenix)
Juwan Howard (Washington)
Shaquille O'Neal (Orlando)
Mitch Richmond (Sacramento)
Reggie Miller (Indiana) |
| 1994-95 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
John Stockton (Utah)
Anfernee Hardaway (Orlando) |
Charles Barkley (Phoenix)
Shawn Kemp (Seattle)
Shaquille O'Neal (Orlando)
Gary Payton (Seattle)
Mitch Richmond (Sacramento) |
Detlef Schrempf (Seattle)
Dennis Rodman (San Antonio)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Reggie Miller (Indiana)
Clyde Drexler (Houston) |
| 1993-94 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
Karl Malone (Utah)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
John Stockton (Utah)
Latrell Sprewell (Golden State) |
Shawn Kemp (Seattle)
Charles Barkley (Phoenix)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Mitch Richmond (Sacramento)
Kevin Johnson (Phoenix) |
Derrick Coleman (New Jersey)
Dominique Wilkins (Atl.-L.A.C.)
Shaquille O'Neal (Orlando)
Mark Price (Cleveland)
Gary Payton (Seattle) |
| 1992-93 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Charles Barkley (Phoenix)
Karl Malone (Utah)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Mark Price (Cleveland) |
Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta)
Larry Johnson (Charlotte)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
John Stockton (Utah)
Joe Dumars (Detroit) |
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
Derrick Coleman (New Jersey)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Tim Hardaway (Golden State)
Drazen Petrovic (New Jersey) |
| 1991-92 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Chris Mullin (Golden State)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Clyde Drexler (Portland) |
Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
Tim Hardaway (Golden State)
John Stockton (Utah) |
Dennis Rodman (Detroit)
Kevin Willis (Atlanta)
Brad Daugherty (Cleveland)
Mark Price (Cleveland)
Kevin Johnson (Phoenix) |
| 1990-91 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers) |
Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta)
Chris Mullin (Golden State)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
Kevin Johnson (Phoenix)
Clyde Drexler (Portland) |
James Worthy (LA Lakers)
Bernard King (Washington)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
John Stockton (Utah)
Joe Dumars (Detroit) |
| 1989-90 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Michael Jordan (Chicago) |
Larry Bird (Boston)
Tom Chambers (Phoenix)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
John Stockton (Utah)
Kevin Johnson (Phoenix) |
James Worthy (LA Lakers)
Chris Mullin (Golden State)
David Robinson (San Antonio)
Clyde Drexler (Portland)
Joe Dumars (Detroit) |
| 1988-89 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
Third Team |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Michael Jordan (Chicago) |
Tom Chambers (Phoenix)
Chris Mullin (Golden State)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
John Stockton (Utah)
Kevin Johnson (Phoenix) |
Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta)
Terry Cummings (Milwaukee)
Robert Parish (Boston)
Dale Ellis (Seattle)
Mark Price (Cleveland) |
| 1987-88 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers) |
Karl Malone (Utah)
Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta)
Patrick Ewing (New York)
Clyde Drexler (Portland)
John Stockton (Utah) |
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| 1986-87 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Kevin McHale (Boston)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Michael Jordan (Chicago) |
Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta)
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
Moses Malone (Washington)
Isiah Thomas (Detroit)
Lafayette Lever (Denver) |
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| 1985-86 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Isiah Thomas (Detroit) |
Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
Alex English (Denver)
Hakeem Olajuwon (Houston)
Sidney Moncrief (Milwaukee)
Alvin Robertson (San Antonio) |
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| 1984-85 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Bernard King (New York)
Moses Malone (Philadelphia)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Isiah Thomas (Detroit) |
Terry Cummings (Milwaukee)
Ralph Sampson (Houston)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Michael Jordan (Chicago)
Sidney Moncrief (Milwaukee) |
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| 1983-84 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Bernard King (New York)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Isiah Thomas (Detroit)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers) |
Adrian Dantley (Utah)
Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
Moses Malone
(Philadelphia)
Sidney Moncrief (Milwaukee)
Jim Paxon (Portland) |
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| 1982-83 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
Moses Malone (Philadelphia)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Sidney Moncrief (Milwaukee) |
Alex English (Denver)
Buck Williams (New Jersey)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
Isiah Thomas (Detroit) |
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| 1981-82 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Larry Bird (Boston)
Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
Moses Malone (Houston)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
Gus Williams (Seattle) |
Alex English (Denver)
Bernard King (Golden State)
Robert Parish (Boston)
Magic Johnson (LA Lakers)
Sidney Moncrief (Milwaukee) |
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| 1980-81 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
Larry Bird (Boston)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
Dennis Johnson (Phoenix) |
Marques Johnson (Milwaukee)
Adrian Dantley (Utah)
Moses Malone (Houston)
Otis Birdsong (Kansas City)
Nate Archibald (Boston) |
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| 1979-80 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
Larry Bird (Boston)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
Paul Westphal (Phoenix) |
Dan Roundfield (Atlanta)
Marques Johnson (Milwaukee)
Moses Malone (Houston)
Dennis Johnson (Seattle)
Gus Williams (Seattle) |
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| 1978-79 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Marques Johnson (Milwaukee)
Elvin Hayes (Washington)
Moses Malone (Houston)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
Paul Westphal (Phoenix) |
Walter Davis (Phoenix)
Bobby Dandridge (Washington)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Lloyd Free (San Diego)
Phil Ford (Kansas City) |
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| 1977-78 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Leonard Robinson (New Orleans)
Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
Bill Walton (Portland)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
David Thompson (Denver) |
Walter Davis (Phoenix)
Maurice Lucas (Portland)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Paul Westphal (Phoenix)
Pete Maravich (New Orleans) |
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| 1976-77 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Elvin Hayes (Washington)
David Thompson (Denver)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Pete Maravich (New Orleans)
Paul Westphal (Phoenix) |
Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
George McGinnis (Philadelphia)
Bill Walton (Portland)
George Gervin (San Antonio)
Jo Jo White (Boston) |
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| 1975-76 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Rick Barry (Golden State)
George McGinnis (Philadelphia)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LA Lakers)
Nate Archibald (Kansas City)
Pete Maravich (New Orleans) |
Elvin Hayes (Washington)
John Havlicek (Boston)
Dave Cowens (Boston)
Randy Smith (Buffalo)
Phil Smith (Golden State) |
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| 1974-75 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Rick Barry (Golden State)
Elvin Hayes (Washington)
Bob McAdoo (Buffalo)
Nate Archibald, K.C.-Omaha
Walt Frazier (New York) |
John Havlicek (Boston)
Spencer Haywood (Seattle)
Dave Cowens (Boston)
Phil Chenier (Washington)
Jo Jo White (Boston) |
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| 1973-74 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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John Havlicek (Boston)
Rick Barry (Golden State)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Milwaukee)
Walt Frazier (New York)
Gail Goodrich (LA Lakers) |
Elvin Hayes (Capital)
Spencer Haywood (Seattle)
Bob McAdoo (Buffalo)
Dave Bing (Detroit)
Norm Van Lier (Chicago) |
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| 1972-73 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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John Havlicek (Boston)
Spencer Haywood (Seattle)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Milwaukee)
Nate Archibald (K.C.-Omaha)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
Elvin Hayes (Baltimore)
Rick Barry (Golden State)
Dave Cowens (Boston)
Walt Frazier (New York)
Pete Maravich (Atlanta) |
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| 1971-72 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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John Havlicek (Boston)
Spencer Haywood (Seattle)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Milwaukee)
Jerry West (LA Lakers)
Walt Frazier (New York) |
Bob Love (Chicago)
Billy Cunningham (Philadelphia)
Wilt Chamberlain (LA Lakers)
Nate Archibald (Cincinnati)
Archie Clark (Phi.-Baltimore) |
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| 1970-71 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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John Havlicek (Boston)
Billy Cunningham (Philadelphia)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Milwaukee)
Jerry West (LA Lakers)
Dave Bing (Detroit) |
Gus Johnson (Baltimore)
Bob Love (Chicago)
Willis Reed (New York)
Walt Frazier (New York)
Oscar Robertson (Milwaukee) |
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| 1969-70 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Billy Cunningham (Philadelphia)
Connie Hawkins (Phoenix)
Willis Reed (New York)
Jerry West (LA Lakers)
Walt Frazier (New York) |
John Havlicek (Boston)
Gus Johnson (Baltimore)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Milwaukee)
Lou Hudson (Atlanta)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati) |
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| 1968-69 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Billy Cunningham (Philadelphia)
Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Wes Unseld (Baltimore)
Earl Monroe (Baltimore)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati) |
John Havlicek (Boston)
Dave DeBusschere (Detroit-N.Y.)
Willis Reed (New York)
Hal Greer (Philadelphia)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
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| 1967-68 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Jerry Lucas (Cincinnati)
Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
Dave Bing (Detroit)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati) |
Willis Reed (New York)
John Havlicek (Boston)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Hal Greer (Philadelphia)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
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| 1966-67 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Rick Barry (San Francisco)
Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
Jerry West (LA Lakers)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati) |
Willis Reed (New York)
Jerry Lucas (Cincinnati)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Hal Greer (Philadelphia)
Sam Jones (Boston) |
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| 1965-66 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Rick Barry (San Francisco)
Jerry Lucas (Cincinnati)
Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
John Havlicek (Boston)
Gus Johnson (Baltimore)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Sam Jones (Boston)
Hal Greer (Philadelphia) |
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| 1964-65 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Jerry Lucas (Cincinnati)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Gus Johnson (Baltimore)
Wilt Chamberlain (S.F.-Phil.)
Sam Jones (Boston)
Hal Greer (Philadelphia) |
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| 1963-64 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Wilt Chamberlain (San Francisco)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
Tom Heinsohn (Boston)
Jerry Lucas (Cincinnati)
Bill Russell (Boston)
John Havlicek (Boston)
Hal Greer (Philadelphia) |
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| 1962-63 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
Jerry West (LA Lakers) |
Tom Heinsohn (Boston)
Bailey Howell (Detroit)
Wilt Chamberlain (San Francisco)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Hal Greer (Syracuse) |
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| 1961-62 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
Jerry West (LA Lakers)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati) |
Tom Heinsohn (Boston)
Jack Twyman (Cincinnati)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Richie Guerin (New York)
Bob Cousy (Boston) |
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| 1960-61 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Elgin Baylor (LA Lakers)
Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati) |
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Tom Heinsohn (Boston)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Larry Costello (Syracuse)
Gene Shue (Detroit) |
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| 1959-60 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Elgin Baylor (Minneapolis)
Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Gene Shue (Detroit) |
Jack Twyman (Cincinnati)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Richie Guerin (New York)
Bill Sharman (Boston) |
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| 1958-59 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Elgin Baylor (Minneapolis)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Bill Sharman (Boston) |
Paul Arizin (Philadelphia)
Cliff Hagan (St. Louis)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Slater Martin (St. Louis)
Richie Guerin (New York) |
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| 1957-58 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
George Yardley (Detroit)
Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Bill Sharman (Boston) |
Cliff Hagan (St. Louis)
Maurice Stokes (Cincinnati)
Bill Russell (Boston)
Tom Gola (Philadelphia)
Slater Martin (St. Louis) |
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| 1956-57 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Paul Arizin (Philadelphia)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Bill Sharman (Boston) |
George Yardley (Fort Wayne)
Maurice Stokes (Rochester)
Neil Johnston (Philadelphia)
Dick Garmaker (Minneapolis)
Slater Martin (St. Louis) |
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| 1955-56 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
Paul Arizin (Philadelphia)
Neil Johnston (Philadelphia)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Bill Sharman (Boston) |
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Maurice Stokes (Rochester)
Clyde Lovellette (Minneapolis)
Slater Martin (Minneapolis)
Jack George (Philadelphia) |
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| 1954-55 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Neil Johnston (Philadelphia)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Bob Pettit (Milwaukee)
Larry Foust (Fort Wayne) |
Vern Mikkelsen (Minneapolis)
Harry Gallatin (New York)
Paul Seymour (Syracuse)
Slater Martin (Minneapolis)
Bill Sharman (Boston) |
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| 1953-54 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Bob Cousy (Boston)
Neil Johnston (Philadelphia)
George Mikan (Minneapolis)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Harry Gallatin (New York) |
Ed Macauley (Boston)
Jim Pollard (Minneapolis)
Carl Braun (New York)
Bob Wanzer (Rochester)
Paul Seymour (Syracuse) |
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| 1952-53 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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George Mikan (Minneapolis)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Neil Johnston (Philadelphia)
Ed Macauley (Boston)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse) |
Bill Sharman (Boston)
Vern Mikkelsen (Minneapolis)
Bob Wanzer (Rochester)
Bob Davies (Rochester)
Andy Phillip (Philadelphia) |
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| 1951-52 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
|
George Mikan (Minneapolis)
Ed Macauley (Boston)
Paul Arizin (Philadelphia)
Bob Cousy (Boston)
Bob Davies (Rochester)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse) |
Larry Foust (Fort Wayne)
Vern Mikkelsen (Minneapolis)
Jim Pollard (Minneapolis)
Bob Wanzer (Rochester)
Andy Phillip (Philadelphia) |
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| 1950-51 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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George Mikan (Minneapolis)
Alex Groza (Indianapolis)
Ed Macauley (Boston)
Bob Davies (Rochester)
Ralph Beard (Indianapolis) |
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Frank Brian (Tri-Cities)
Vern Mikkelsen (Minneapolis)
Joe Fulks (Philadelphia)
Dick McGuire (New York) |
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| 1949-50 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
|
George Mikan (Minneapolis)
Jim Pollard (Minneapolis)
Alex Groza (Indianapolis)
Bob Davies (Rochester)
Max Zaslofsky (Chicago) |
Frank Brian (Anderson)
Fred Schaus (Fort Wayne)
Dolph Schayes (Syracuse)
Al Cervi (Syracuse)
Ralph Beard (Indianapolis) |
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| 1948-49 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
|
George Mikan (Minneapolis)
Joe Fulks (Philadelphia)
Bob Davies (Rochester)
Max Zaslofsky (Chicago)
Jim Pollard (Minneapolis) |
Arnie Risen (Rochester)
Bob Feerick (Washington)
Bones McKinney (Washington)
Ken Sailors (Providence)
John Logan (St. Louis) |
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| 1947-48 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Joe Fulks (Philadelphia)
Max Zaslofsky (Chicago)
Ed Sadowski (Boston)
Howie Dallmar (Philadelphia)
Bob Feerick (Washington) |
John Logan (St. Louis)
Carl Braun (New York)
Stan Miasek (Chicago)
Fred Scolari (Washington)
Buddy Jeannette (Baltimore) |
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| 1946-47 All-NBA Teams |
| First Team |
Second Team |
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Joe Fulks (Philadelphia)
Bob Feerick (Washington)
Stan Miasek (Detroit)
Bones McKinney (Washington)
Max Zaslofsky (Chicago) |
Ernie Calverley (Providence)
Frank Baumholtz (Cleveland)
John Logan (St. Louis)
Chuck Halbert (Chicago)
Fred Scolari (Washington) |
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