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The NBA has unveiled the 2012 NBA All-Star rosters, which means it’s now time to bring our version of sexy back. That’s right: It’s time to open up the ballots for the 2011-12 NBA Fantasy All-Stars. (To see how last year’s voting turned out, see here.)

Here are the ballots for this year:

Eastern Conference || Western Conference

Vote based on whatever you want: straight-up value so far this season, returns based on draft positions, or even subjective love or hatred for players. You get two votes for PG, SG, SF and PF, and one vote for C.

Official results will be posted on Friday, Feb. 24. The links to the ballots for each conference will remain at the top of the site until then.

Vote now.

There shall be no Yao Ming here. (Flickr/Keith Allison)

Now that the NBA has announced its All-Star starters for 2010-11, it’s our turn. In case you missed it, back in late December we posted our “ballots” for the 2010-11 NBA fantasy All-Stars. The idea behind this was, “If the NBA can have us vote on each season’s All-Stars, why can’t we do the same for fantasy basketball?” Well, the people have spoken.

It’s clear that some players earned the most votes based purely on their straight-up values so far this season. In other cases, the reasons were a bit less obvious. Some races were close, others were blowouts. Below is a rundown of the results, along with my own votes and brief comments. (continue reading…)

You heard -- or is it read? -- the man.

The NBA has opened up its ballots for this season’s NBA All-Stars, so why don’t we do the same for fantasy basketball?

Today we’re opening up a list of “ballots” for the “2010-11 NBA Fantasy All-Stars,” broken down by conferences and positions. Vote based on whatever you want — straight-up value so far this season, returns based on draft positions, or even completely subjective love or hatred for players. You get two votes for PG, SG, SF and PF, and one vote for C.

Official results will be posted on Jan. 27, the same day the NBA will officially announce the starters for the real-life 2010 All-Star Game. The link to the ballots will remain at the top of the site until then.

Listen to Diddy.

Vote now.