That makes three straight second-team selections for Prince, a fifth-year veteran. The two forwards ahead of him on the first team are San Antonio teammates Tim Duncan and Bruce Bowen. The first team is filled out by guards Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and Raja Bell of Phoenix plus center Marcus Camby, who last week won Defensive Player of the Year honors.

Prince’s running mate at forward on the second team is Minnesota’s Kevin Garnett. Other second-team members are ex-Piston Ben Wallace of Chicago and guards Jason Kidd of New Jersey and Kirk Hinrich of Chicago.

Other Pistons receiving votes were Chauncey Billups, who finished first among all other Eastern Conference players; Rasheed Wallace, who picked up one first-team vote; and Rip Hamilton, who also received one first-place vote.

Complete results are as follows:

2006-07 NBA ALL-DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

Position	Player, Team	1st	2nd	Points
Forward	Bruce Bowen, San Antonio	19	4	42
Forward	Tim Duncan, San Antonio	16	4	36
Center	Marcus Camby, Denver	11	12	34
Guard	Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers	14	4	32
Guard	Raja Bell, Phoenix	7	11	25

2006-07 NBA ALL-DEFENSIVE SECOND TEAM

Position	Player, Team	1st	2nd	Points
Forward	Tayshaun Prince, Detroit	7	7	21
Forward	Kevin Garnett, Minnesota	8	4	20
Center	Ben Wallace, Chicago	12	9	33
Guard	Jason Kidd, New Jersey	8	7	23
Guard	Kirk Hinrich, Chicago	7	4	18

Other players receiving votes, with point totals (First Team votes in parentheses):
Shane Battier, Houston, 17 (6); Shawn Marion, Phoenix, 15 (5); Chauncey Billups, Detroit, 13 (5); Ron Artest, Sacramento, 12 (4); Gerald Wallace, Charlotte, 11 (2); Alonzo Mourning, Miami, 9 (4); Devin Harris, Dallas, 8 (2); Tyson Chandler, New Orleans/Oklahoma City, 8 (2); Josh Howard, Dallas, 7; Emeka Okafor, Charlotte, 6 (1); Luol Deng, Chicago, 5 (2); Rasheed Wallace, Detroit, 5 (1); Dwight Howard, Orlando, 5 (1); Andrei Kirilenko, Utah, 5; Josh Smith, Atlanta, 4 (1); Manu Ginobili, San Antonio, 4 (1); Richard Hamilton, Detroit, 3 (1); Jermaine O’Neal, Indiana, 3 (1); Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia, 3; Deron Williams, Utah, 3; Elton Brand, L.A. Clippers, 2 (1); Dwyane Wade, Miami, 2; Trenton Hassell, Minnesota, 2 (1); Tony Parker, San Antonio, 2; Caron Butler, Washington, 2; Chris Duhon, Chicago, 1; Allen Iverson, Denver, 1; Udonis Haslem, Miami, 1; Richard Jefferson, New Jersey, 1; Chris Paul, New Orleans/Oklahoma City, 1; Andre Miller, Philadelphia, 1; Joel Przybilla, Portland, 1; Francisco Elson, San Antonio, 1; Chris Bosh, Toronto, 1; Gilbert Arenas, Washington, 1.