Mar. 3, 2013; New York, NY, USA; New York Knicks small forward Carmelo Anthony (7) and Miami Heat small forward LeBron James (6) wait for a rebound during the first half at Madison Square Garden. Miami won 99-93. Mandatory Credit: Debby Wong-USA TODAY Sports

The NBA released this year’s All-NBA teams, and we can obviously spot some very recognizable names. Here are the teams.

All-NBA First Team

Kevin Durant

LeBron James

Kobe Bryant

Tim Duncan

Chris Paul

All-NBA Second Team

Carmelo Anthony

Blake Griffin

Russell Westbrook

Tony Parker

Marc Gasol

All-NBA Third Team

Dwyane Wade

James Harden

David Lee

Paul George

Dwight Howard

Overall, the list looks pretty spot on. It is nice to see that Marc Gasol has gotten recognition in the voting and has made the All-NBA second team. Paul George also makes the third team, while Howard’s relatively poor season has him down in the third team. After developing into a superstar, James Harden also receives the honors, making the third team. Worth noting is the fact that Kobe Bryant has now made the All-NBA first team 11 teams, tying Karl Malone or most all-time.

Probably the biggest snub on these teams is Stephen Curry. He was snubbed of an All-Star spot and now he did not even make an All-NBA team.

Any players you think are missing that should have made the teams? Let us know in the comment section down below.

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Jan 26, 2013; Lexington, KY, USA; Kentucky Wildcats forward Nerlens Noel (3) during the game against the LSU Tigers in the second half at Rupp Arena. Kentucky defeated LSU 75-70. Mandatory Credit: Mark Zerof-USA TODAY Sports

After the Draft Combine and last night’s Draft Lottery, here is King James Gospel’s updated 2013 mock draft.

With great draws in the Draft Lottery, the Cavaliers and Wizards were definite winners, as they’ll get much better chances to select the best players in the draft. The Cavaliers can draft a defensive game-changer in Nerlens Noel, who will help make up for Kyrie Irving’s defensive deficiencies. They have a good young core and a tremendous financial position going forward that should help them get out their post-LeBron rebuilding phase soon. The Wizards can bolster their team, which might have made the playoffs last season if not for John Wall’s early-season injury, by drafting hometown star Otto Porter.

Despite dropping to the fourth pick after having the second-highest chance of winning, the Charlotte Bobcats could be better served with this selection in the draft. I’ve thought for a little while that Anthony Bennett could fit best with the Bobcats, but also felt drafting him second would be a reach for the team. Another possible benefit (but also negative) is that they’ll likely have a good chance again next season for a high draft pick in a more talented draft class.

One thing to watch from now until draft day will be what front offices are saying about European players. After only one European player was picked in the first round of last year’s draft (Evan Fournier, Denver), many more foreigners are appearing on draft boards, with Schroeder, Gobert, and Saric all being considered as possible lottery picks.

1. Cleveland Cavaliers- Nerlens Noel, C, Kentucky

2. Orlando Magic- Ben McLemore, SG, Kansas

3. Washington Wizards- Otto Porter, SF, Georgetown

4. Charlotte Bobcats- Anthony Bennett, PF, UNLV

5. Phoenix Suns- Victor Oladipo, SG, Indiana

6. New Orleans Pelicans- Trey Burke, PG, Michigan

7. Sacramento Kings- Shabazz Muhammad, SF, UCLA

8. Detroit Pistons- Michael Carter-Williams, PG, Syracuse

9. Minnesota Timberwolves- C.J. McCollum, G, Lehigh

10. Portland Trail Blazers- Alex Len, C, Maryland

11. Philadelphia 76ers- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, SG, Georgia

12. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Toronto Raptors)- Cody Zeller, C, Indiana

13. Dallas Mavericks- Kelly Olynyk, C, Gonzaga

14. Utah Jazz- Dennis Schroeder, PG, Braunschweig (Germany)

15. Milwaukee Bucks- Dario Saric, SF, Cibona Zagreb (Croatia)

16. Boston Celtics- Rudy Gobert, C, Cholet (France)

17. Atlanta Hawks- Jamaal Franklin, SG, San Diego St.

18. Atlanta Hawks (from Houston Rockets)- Mason Plumlee, C, Duke

19. Cleveland Cavaliers (from Los Angeles Lakers)- Sergey Karasev, SF, Triumph Moscow (Russia)

20. Chicago Bulls- Steven Adams, C, Pittsburgh

21. Utah Jazz (from Golden State Warriors)- Giannis Antetokoumpo, SF, Filathlitikos (Greece)

22. Brooklyn Nets- Allen Crabbe, SG, California

23. Indiana Pacers- Tony Mitchell, PF, North Texas

24. New York Knicks- Shane Larkin, PG, Miami (FL)

25. Los Angeles Clippers- Gorgui Dieng, C, Louisville

26. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Memphis Grizzlies)- Jeff Withey, C, Kansas

27. Denver Nuggets- Glen Rice, Jr, SF, Rio Grande Valley (D-League)

28. San Antonio Spurs- C.J. Leslie, F, North Carolina St.

29. Oklahoma City Thunder- Archie Goodwin, SG, Kentucky

30. Phoenix Suns (from Miami Heat)- Reggie Bullock, SF, North Carolina

Stay with King James Gospel for continued draft coverage until June 27th

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