The Worst NBA player to EVER make an All-Star team: Vote in Round 2!

The people have spoken. Eight players are still alive in our Worst NBA All-Star of all time tournament.

One thing is clear: The participants did not like our choice for 8 seeds as both top seeds, B.J. Armstrong and James Donaldson were absolute runnaway winners (losers?) in Round 1.

Keep it up and help us crown the Worst NBA All Star EVER!

Sadly, we can only crown one winner (loser?)

 

ROUND 2 MATCHUPS

EAST

 No. 1 B.J. Armstrong vs. No. 5 Butch Beard

Armstrong coasted with 83 percent of the vote over hometown favorite Charles Oakley in the first round while it was Butch Beard - perhaps on the strength of plenty of locals who still remember his disastrous stint as Nets coach - pulling the upset over the No. 4 seed, the unsentimental favorite Dale and Antonio Davis, still hated by Knicks fans to this day.

WEST

No. 2 Jamaal Magliore vs. No. 3 Tyrone Hill

Magliore coasted, grabbing 80 percent of the vote against another former Knicks forward, Anthony Mason. If your tweets and comments were any indication, there was a certain clamoring for Magliore to be the top seed in the Eastern Conference. Can he win (lose?) the East? Cavs garbage man Tyrone Hill is up next after trouncing Dana Barros by three times as many votes.

No. 1 James Donaldson vs. No. 5 Rickey Green

Donaldson got an astonishing 86 percent of votes, making him the early favorite to go all the way in this here tourney - but that number may be inflated because some didn't love the inclusion of Nick Van Exel in this one. Oh well, that's why you have the power of the vote! Speaking of your comments, there was some chatter A.C. Green could be a dark horse to win the whole deal - not any more, because he's gone as Rickey Green nets 67 percent of the votes in Round 1.

No. 2 Mark Eaton vs. No. 6 Kermit Washington

In a matchups of Jazz stiff centers, Eaton was the choice by a convincing but not-that-wide margin over Mehmet Okur. In our closet of all the first round matchups, it is Kermit Washington pulling the upset grabbing just 52 percent of the vote to eliminate Kevin Duckworth.