Who Should Be On The NBA All-Star Teams

The NBA announced the All-Star Game starters yesterday and will not reveal the coaches' picks for All-Star reserves until Thursday.

So, I decided to run the numbers on box-score stats and plus-minus stats to see who the respective statistics would pick for the seven reserves in both East and West.

As always, I used John Hollinger's Player Efficiency Ratings and Value Added stats for the box-score ratings, while I used Jeremias Engelmann's Regularized Adjusted Plus Minus numbers in my Victory Value tabulations for plus-minus statistics.

And for good measure, I also included the stats of the starters--voted into the 2012 NBA All-Star Game by you, the fans.

2012 NBA ALL-STAR GAME

The 2012 Eastern Conference Starters

C ... Dwight Howard, Magic ... 24.38 PER, 169.8 VA, +3.2, 826 minutes, 2.96 VV

F ... LeBron James, Heat ... 33.39 PER, 269.2 VA, 4.8, 788 minutes, 3.44 VV

F ... Carmelo Anthony, Knicks ... 21.17 PER, 101.2 VA, +0.7, 636 minutes, 1.49 VV

G ... Dwyane Wade, Heat ... 23.51 PER, 85.5 VA, +2.7, 440 minutes, 1.47 VV

G ... Derrick Rose, Bulls ... 24.63 PER, 144.2, +2.6, 709 minutes, 2.33 VV

The 2012 Western Conference Starters

C ... Andrew Bynum, Lakers ... 21.61 PER, 101.4 VA, +1.4, 617 minutes, 1.66 VV

F ... Blake Griffin, Clippers ... 22.40 PER, 114.5 VA, +1.5, 704 minutes, 1.93 VV

F ... Kevin Durant, Thunder ... 26.54 PER, 186.8 VA, +3.7, 780 minutes, 2.99 VV

G ... Kobe Bryant, Lakers ... 26.48 PER, 199.6 VA, +2.3, 837 minutes, 2.62 VV

G ... Chris Paul, Clippers ... 27.28 PER, 123.7 VA, +5.7, 509 minutes, 2.46 VV

ALL-STAR RESERVES USING BOX-SCORE STATISTICS

The 2012 Eastern Conference Reserves

C ... Greg Monroe, Pistons ... 23.58 PER, 150.9 VA

F ... Ryan Anderson, Magic ... 23.80 PER, 116.0 VA

G ... Brandon Jennings, Bucks ... 21.07 PER, 114.5 VA

F ... Chris Bosh, Heat ... 21.01 PER, 113.5 VA

G ... Deron Williams, Nets ... 19.68 PER, 105.8 VA

G ... Joe Johnson, Hawks ... 19.03 PER, 101.1 VA

C ... Tyson Chandler, Knicks ... 20.08 PER, 100.4 VA

The 2012 Western Conference Reserves

F ... Kevin Love, Timberwolves ... 25.87 PER, 185.8 VA

F ... LaMarcus Aldridge, Trail Blazers ... 23.59 PER, 144.2 VA

G ... Russell Westbrook, Thunder ... 23.04 PER, 128.7 VA

F ... Paul Millsap, Jazz ... 24.96 PER, 127.4 VA

G ... Steve Nash, Suns ... 23.88 PER, 114.4 VA

C ... Marc Gasol, Grizzlies ... 19.93 PER, 112.1 VA

C ... Marcin Gortat, Suns ... 21.81 PER, 111.8 VA

ALL-STAR RESERVES USING PLUS-MINUS STATISTICS

The 2012 Eastern Conference Reserves

G ... Jrue Holiday, 76ers ... +3.2, 780 minutes, 2.79 VA

F ... Luol Deng, Bulls ... +4.9, 689 minutes, 2.71 VA

F ... Kevin Garnett, Celtics ... +4.3, 638 minutes, 2.63 VV

G ... Joe Johnson, Hawks ... +2.7, 794 minutes, 2.64 VA

F ... Chris Bosh, Heat ... +2.6, 800 minutes, 2.63 VA

G ... Andre Iguodala, 76ers ... +2.9, 765 minutes, 2.63 VA

F ... Ryan Anderson, Magic ... +4.1, 632 minutes, 2.55 VA

The 2012 Western Conference Reserves

F ... LaMarcus Aldridge, Trail Blazers ... +4.0, 799 minutes, 3.18 VV

F ... Dirk Nowitzki, Mavericks ... +6.0, 598 minutes, 2.98 VV

F-G ... Gerald Wallace, Trail Blazers ... +4.2, 716 minutes, 2.92 VV

G ... Kyle Lowry, Rockets ... +3.9, 716 minutes, 2.81 VV

C ... Marc Gasol, Grizzlies ... +2.9, 805 minutes, 2.76 VV

F ... Paul Millsap, Jazz ... +4.6, 634 minutes, 2.71 VV

F ... Kevin Love, Timberwolves ... +2.2, 866 minutes, 2.67 VV