Equipe Ideal da NBA de 2005-06

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O Steve Nash (Phoenix Suns), o MVP da presente temporada, lidera o grupo de jogadores que integram a Equipe Ideal 2005-06 da NBA. Os demais membros deste grupo são Kobe Bryant (Los Ángeles Lakers), LeBron James (Cleveland Cavaliers), Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas Mavericks) e Shaquille O'Neal (Miami Heat), quem ocupa a posição de pivô nesta equipe.

O Nash, quem foi escolhido para a Equipe Ideal pelo segundo ano consecutivo, conseguiu a média mais alta da sua carreira na NBA em pontos (18.8), rebotes (4.2), minutos (35.5), porcentagem anotadora (.512) e porcentagem de lance livre (.921), ademais de ter a média mais alta da liga em assistências (10.5 por jogo). A sua média teve um aumento de 3.3 pontos por jogo em comparação a temporada anterior, o segundo melhor registro depois de haver ganhado o prêmio de MVP, recorde que mandem o Larry Bird e quem teve um aumento de 4.5 pontos por jogo na temporada de 1984-85.

A Segunda Equipe Ideal da NBA está integrada pelo Chauncey Billups (Detroit Pistons), Dwyane Wade (Miami Heat), Tim Duncan (San Antonio Spurs), Elton Brand (L.A. Clippers) e Ben Wallace (Detroit Pistons), na posição de pivô.

Na Terceira Equipe Ideal, estão: Allen Iverson (Philadelphia 76ers), Gilbert Arenas (Washington Wizards), Shawn Marion (Phoenix Suns), Carmelo Anthony (Denver Nuggets) e Yao Ming (Houston Rockets).

A votação se realizou entre um painel de 126 jornalistas que cobrem as 30 equipes da NBA nos Estados Unidos e Canadá. Os representantes da imprensa entregaram cinco pontos para os integrantes da primeira equipe, três pela segunda e um pela terceira.

Veja abaixo os resultados da votação na temporada 2005-06. s votos del primer equipe se encuentran en paréntesis:

PRIMEIRA EQUIPE DE 2005-06

Posição Jogador, Equipe (Votos por equipe) Pontos
Ala LeBron James, Cleveland (116) 610
Ala Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas (105) 584
Pivô Shaquille O’Neal, Miami (45) 402
Armardor Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (110) 597
Armador Steve Nash, Phoenix (106) 583

SEGUNDA EQUIPE 2005-06

Posição Jugador, Equipe Pontos
Ala Elton Brand, L.A. Clippers (15) 309
Ala Tim Duncan, San Antonio (17) 277
Pivô Ben Wallace, Detroit (44) 363
Armador Chauncey Billups, Detroit (21) 378
Armador Dwyane Wade, Miami (13) 373

TERCEIRO EQUIPE 2005-06

Posição Jugador, Equipe Pontos
Ala Shawn Marion, Phoenix (4) 270
Ala Carmelo Anthony, Denver 97
Pivô Yao Ming, Houston (30) 261
Armador Allen Iverson, Philadelphia (1) 104
Armador Gilbert Arenas, Washington 79

Outros jogadores que receberam votos, com total de pontos (votos de primeiro equipe em parêntesis): Kevin Garnett, Minnesota, 94; Tony Parker, San Antonio, 66; Pau Gasol, Memphis, 49; Vince Carter, New Jersey, 47; Paul Pierce, Boston, 29; Jason Kidd, New Jersey, 20; Dwight Howard, Orlando, 11; Marcus Camby, Denver, 9; Richard Hamilton, Detroit, 9; Rasheed Wallace (1), Detroit, 8; Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland, 5; Nenad Krstic, New Jersey, 5; Ray Allen, Seattle, 4; Mehmet Okur, Utah, 4; Michael Redd, Milwaukee, 4; Brad Miller, Sacramento, 3; Joe Johnson, Atlanta, 2; Sam Cassell, L.A. Clippers, 2; Mike Bibby, Sacramento, 1; Chris Bosh, Toronto, 1; Boris Diaw, Phoenix, 1; Antawn Jamison, Washington, 1; Andrei Kirilenko, Utah, 1; Chris Kaman; L.A. Clippers, 1; Chris Paul, New Orleans/Oklahoma City, 1.

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