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Every year there are 6 new All Stars in the NBA on average, and the Slam N Jam pod is going to try and predict the next first time all stars. Law Murray of the Athletic joins to predict which players will make their first All Star Teams. Then the guys finish with another round of Andrew vs. the Beat.
Host: Andrew Schlecht and Alex Speers
With: Law Murray
Producer: Andrew Schlecht
Video Producer: Monica Compton
00:00 Intro
01:17 Predicting the NBA’s next first-time All-Stars
01:37 How often do first-time All-Stars emerge?
03:38 Is there more room for new All-Stars in the West?
07:36 Cooper Flagg has a clear path to his first All-Star nod
10:27 Stephon Castle could become San Antonio’s second All-Star
12:54 Austin Reaves could carry a bigger load for the Lakers
15:50 Amen Thompson’s breakout may have only been delayed
20:07 Could OG Anunoby finally earn an All-Star selection?
22:34 Franz Wagner has the numbers of an All-Star
26:22 Brandon Miller could thrive with a bigger role
29:30 Aaron Gordon has an All-Star ceiling if healthy
31:58 Nickeil Alexander-Walker’s leap could continue
36:53 Michael Porter Jr. could benefit from a better Nets team
39:34 Ivica Zubac gets a fresh opportunity in Indiana
41:32 Can Cameron Boozer make the All-Star team as a rookie?
43:26 Which first-time All-Star candidates did they pass on?
47:35 The final first-time All-Star draft results
48:43 Andrew vs. the Beat
52:43 The bizarre story of one-time All-Star Jack Molinas
56:30 How many active one-time All-Stars can they name?
01:09:08 Remembering the final teams of one-time All-Stars
01:13:31 The 2004 class of one-time All-Stars
01:23:05 Tiebreaker: Thunder and Clippers crossover players
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