Not that hard. I’m very happy with this idea, so let me unveil my First Annual NBA No-Defense All-Star team right now:

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-G Kevin Martin, Sacramento: Always looks like he should be able to play defense, but never plays it.

"My question: Why exactly would it have killed them to trade for Artest in a "now or never" bid? I know that Kleiza is cute and all, and beloved by the owners, but Ron Ron could've made that Lakers mess into a series. And perhaps energized the whole team going forward. Yes, his contract was up this summer, but is that inconvenience really preferable to the uninspiring morass Denver's now in?"

"Atlanta … it was amazing energy in there the other night (Game 4). It reminded me of Sacramento – when we'd be down, the fans would bring us back. They kept us in it."

"My agent doesn't want me to."

"With the way I score in many different ways – attacking and shooting. And he says there's no other guy that can get the ball down the stretch, even though I proved when he put it in my hands that I can do it? Then I averaged 24 (points) on 15 shots? It's stuff like that. You have a two-guard who you can put (the ball) in his hands because he can change a game and score like the best in the league. Someday we'll realize that we have that."