16. (Tied) Tim Duncan (2011)

Similar to the aforementioned Garnett, Duncan is one of the best players ever. However, by 2010-2011, his numbers fell off a cliff. At 34 years old, Duncan didn’t even average 30 minutes for the Spurs and also averaged only 13.4 PPG and 9.2 RPG.

San Antonio was one of the best teams in the NBA that year, which likely was a big reason why he made the team. The lifetime Spur was in the middle of helping to lead the team to more than 20 straight playoff appearances. He finished his decorated career as a five-time champion, not to mention a fifteen-time All-Star.