原文連結:http://ppt.cc/Nh0F Tyson Chandler wouldn’t mind going home during All-Star Weekend. And while he ’s there, he also wouldn’t mind playing in the All-Star game. Chandler grew up in Compton, CA, just a stone’s throw away from the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where this year’s All-Star game will occur. The Dallas Mavericks’ center believes he has played well enough to earn a spot on the Western Conference team. Especially since the West’s starting center who was voted in by the fans, Yao Ming, won’t be able to play because of an ankle injury. NBA commissioner David Stern will pick Yao’s replacement, and the West coaches also will pick one or two centers to the West roster. The All-Star starters were announced Thursday, and seven reserves from each conference will be announced next Thursday. Chandler, who amazingly wasn’t even on the All-Star ballot this year, is hoping someone will notice his solid contributions to the Mavs and find a way to make sure he locks up a spot on the West squad. “It’s not up to me, it comes down to the coaches,” Chandler said. “I just hope they look at what I’ve done this year for my team, and I hope they look at it that way.” -- 司機:明星賽我想休息 拳王:這一回合我來!! --

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