All-Postseason Teams After the Two Weeks of NBA Playoffs

Wouldn't it be cool if Finals MVP wasn't the only individual award handed out during the NBA playoffs' Don't bother answering. We already know it would be.And thus: The (not-at-all-real) All-NBA First and Second Team awards are born!"Doesn't it make more sense to build these hypothetical squads after the postseason'"you might ask. Well, valid question, friend! But it doesn't.Sample sizes vary drastically once the NBA Finals are a wrap. By the end of the first round, though, no one has appeared in more than seven games. Someone who has just four or five outings to their name won't be a glaring outlier.These results are based on the first round alone. Regular-season efforts, however awesome, have no bearing on the selections. Since we're dealing with such a limited overall sample size, players who missed games are ineligible. Kevin Durant and Rudy Gobert can send complaints and appeals to the NAFBA (National Association for Fake Basketball Awards).Just like end-of-year All-NBA teams, each roster will include two guards, two forwards and one center. Positions shouldn'tactuallymatter, All-Rookie style, but they do in real life, so they will here.Players from eliminated teams are up for consideration, but in addition to individual production, final roster decisions will account for efficiency and the impact one has on his team.Let's do this thang.Begin Slideshow
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