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Travis Outlaw’s strong second half couldn’t overcome the collective efforts of Sacramento’s Ron Artest and Francisco Garcia and the rest of the Kings defeated the Trail Blazers 105-96 in front of a sold-out crowd at the Rose Garden.
The Western Conference All-Stars, even with the help of an efficient Brandon Roy, couldn’t overcome a late-game three-point barrage by Boston’s Ray Allen, eventually falling 134-128 to the Eastern Conference.
Roy will suit up in New Orleans for 57th NBA All-Star Game Feb. 17
Trail Blazers guard Brandon Roy was named a 2008 NBA All-Star reserve by a vote of Western Conference head coaches, the NBA announced today.
The second-year pro and reigning NBA Rookie of the Year has helped guide the Trail Blazers to a 26-19 record, averaging 19.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 37.3 minutes in 45 games (all starts). He becomes the first Trail Blazer since Rasheed Wallace in 2001 to be named to the NBA All-Star team.
