The Most Head-Scratching All-Star Selections In NBA History, Ranked - Page 6 of 42

20. (Tied) Kenyon Martin (2004)

Martin’s only All-Star nod can be considered a pity invite. The former number-one overall pick from the Cincinnati Bearcats hardly lived up to the hype, especially since he shared the court with one of the best point guards ever, Jason Kidd, for the early part of his career.

While Martin brought the energy night in and night out, he never really stuffed the stat sheet. He also wasn’t a true game-changer on either side of the ball.