The Most Head-Scratching All-Star Selections In NBA History, Ranked - Page 4 of 42

21. Chris Kaman (2010)

Kaman had a solid campaign in his All-Star season, averaging 19 PPG and 9 RPG, but his exclusion from each of the three All-NBA teams is telling. That more so points to a player who looks better on the stat sheet than on the court.

In fact, he never averaged more than 30 minutes per game after his All-Star selection again. His minutes and stats continued to stumble drastically year over year until he retired in 2016 when he didn’t even average 10 minutes per game.