NBA All-Rookie Team

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The NBA All-Rookie Team is a set of annual awards recognizing the top rookies in the National Basketball Association. The awards have been given every year since the 1962–1963 NBA season. Initially, the awards honored a single 5 man team, but since 1998–1999 have expanded to two teams, and sometimes including more than 10 players due to ties in the voting.^[1]^[2]

Season	Players
1962-63	Terry Dischinger*, Chicago Chet Walker, Syracuse Zelmo Beaty, St. Louis John Havlicek, Boston Dave DeBusschere, Detroit
1963-64	Jerry Lucas*, Cincinnati Gus Johnson, Baltimore Nate Thurmond, San Francisco Art Heyman, New York Rod Thorn, Baltimore
1964-65	Willis Reed*, New York Jim Barnes, New York Howard Komives, New York Lucious Jackson, Philadelphia Wali Jones, Baltimore Joe Caldwell, Detroit
1965-66	Rick Barry*, San Francisco Billy Cunningham, Philadelphia Tom Van Arsdale, Detroit Dick Van Arsdale, New York Fred Hetzel, San Francisco
1966-67	Lou Hudson, St. Louis Jack Marin, Baltimore Erwin Mueller, Chicago Cazzie Russell, New York Dave Bing*, Detroit
1967-68	Earl Monroe*, Baltimore Bob Rule, Seattle Walt Frazier, New York Al Tucker, Seattle Phil Jackson, New York
1968-69	Wes Unseld*, Baltimore Elvin Hayes, San Diego Bill Hewitt, Los Angeles Art Harris, Seattle Gary Gregor, Phoenix
1969-70	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar*, Milwaukee Bob Dandridge, Milwaukee Jo Jo White, Boston Mike Davis, Baltimore Dick Garrett, Los Angeles
1970-71	Geoff Petrie, Portland Dave Cowens, Boston Pete Maravich, Atlanta Calvin Murphy, San Diego Bob Lanier, Detroit
1971-72	Elmore Smith, Buffalo Sidney Wicks*, Portland Austin Carr, Cleveland Phil Chenier, Baltimore Clifford Ray, Chicago
1972-73	Bob McAdoo*, Buffalo Lloyd Neal, Portland Fred Boyd, Philadelphia Dwight Davis, Cleveland Jim Price, Los Angeles
1973-74	Ernie DiGregorio*, Buffalo Ron Behagen, Kansas City-Omaha Mike Bantom, Phoenix John Brown, Atlanta Nick Weatherspoon, Capital
1974-75	Jamaal Wilkes*, Golden State John Drew, Atlanta Scott Wedman, Kansas City-Omaha Tommy Burleson, Seattle Brian Winters, Los Angeles
1975-76	Alvan Adams*, Phoenix Gus Williams, Golden State Joe Meriweather, Houston John Shumate, Phoenix-Buffalo Lionel Hollins, Portland
1976-77	Adrian Dantley*, Buffalo Scott May, Chicago Mitch Kupchak, Washington John Lucas, Houston Ron Lee, Phoenix
1977-78	Walter Davis*, Phoenix Marques Johnson, Milwaukee Bernard King, New Jersey Jack Sikma, Seattle Norm Nixon, Los Angeles
1978-79	Phil Ford*, Kansas City Mychal Thompson, Portland Ron Brewer, Portland Reggie Theus, Chicago Terry Tyler, Detroit
1979-80	Larry Bird*, Boston Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Bill Cartwright, New York Calvin Natt, Portland David Greenwood, Chicago
1980-81	Joe Barry Carroll, Golden State Darrell Griffith*, Utah Larry Smith, Golden State Kevin McHale, Boston Kelvin Ransey, Portland
1981-82	Kelly Tripucka, Detroit Jay Vincent, Dallas Isiah Thomas, Detroit Buck Williams*, New Jersey Jeff Ruland, Washington
1982-83	Terry Cummings*, San Diego Clark Kellogg, Indiana Dominique Wilkins, Atlanta James Worthy, Los Angeles Quintin Dailey, Chicago
1983-84	Ralph Sampson*, Houston Steve Stipanovich, Indiana Byron Scott, Los Angeles Jeff Malone, Washington Thurl Bailey, Utah (tie) Darrell Walker, New York (tie)
1984-85	Michael Jordan*, Chicago Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Sam Bowie, Portland Charles Barkley, Philadelphia Sam Perkins, Dallas
1985-86	Xavier McDaniel, Seattle Patrick Ewing*, New York Karl Malone, Utah Joe Dumars, Detroit Charles Oakley, Chicago
1986-87	Brad Daugherty, Cleveland Ron Harper, Cleveland Chuck Person*, Indiana Roy Tarpley, Dallas John Williams, Cleveland
1987-88	Mark Jackson*, New York Armon Gilliam, Phoenix Kenny Smith, Sacramento Greg Anderson, San Antonio Derrick McKey, Seattle
1988-89	First Team: Mitch Richmond*, Golden State Willie Anderson, San Antonio Hersey Hawkins, Philadelphia Rik Smits, Indiana Charles Smith, Los Angeles Clippers	Second Team: Brian Shaw, Boston Rex Chapman, Charlotte Chris Morris, New Jersey Rod Strickland, New York Kevin Edwards, Miami
1989-90	First Team: David Robinson*, San Antonio Tim Hardaway, Golden State Vlade Divac, Los Angeles Lakers Sherman Douglas, Miami Pooh Richardson, Minnesota	Second Team: J. R. Reid, Charlotte Sean Elliott, San Antonio Stacey King, Chicago Blue Edwards, Utah Glen Rice, Miami
1990-91	First Team: Kendall Gill, Charlotte Dennis Scott, Orlando Dee Brown, Boston Lionel Simmons, Sacramento Derrick Coleman*, New Jersey	Second Team: Chris Jackson, Denver Gary Payton, Seattle Felton Spencer, Minnesota Travis Mays, Sacramento Willie Burton, Miami
1991-92	First Team: Larry Johnson*, Charlotte Dikembe Mutombo, Denver Billy Owens, Golden State Steve Smith, Miami Stacey Augmon, Atlanta	Second Team: Rick Fox, Boston Terrell Brandon, Cleveland Larry Stewart, Washington Stanley Roberts, Orlando Mark Macon, Denver
1992-93	First Team: Shaquille O'Neal*, Orlando Alonzo Mourning, Charlotte Christian Laettner, Minnesota Tom Gugliotta, Washington LaPhonso Ellis, Denver	Second Team: Walt Williams, Sacramento Robert Horry, Houston Latrell Sprewell, Golden State Clarence Weatherspoon, Phila. Richard Dumas, Phoenix
1993-94	First Team: Chris Webber*, Golden State Anfernee Hardaway, Orlando Vin Baker, Milwaukee Jamal Mashburn, Dallas Isaiah Rider, Minnesota	Second Team: Dino Radja, Boston Nick Van Exel, Los Angeles Lakers Shawn Bradley, Philadelphia Toni Kukoc, Chicago Lindsey Hunter, Detroit
1994-95	First Team: Jason Kidd, Dallas Grant Hill, Detroit Glenn Robinson, Milwaukee Eddie Jones, Los Angeles Lakers Brian Grant, Sacramento	Second Team: Juwan Howard, Washington Eric Montross, Boston Wesley Person, Phoenix Jalen Rose, Denver Donyell Marshall, Golden State (tie) Sharone Wright, Philadelphia (tie)
1995-96	First Team: Damon Stoudamire*, Toronto Joe Smith, Golden State Jerry Stackhouse, Philadelphia Antonio McDyess, Denver Arvydas Sabonis, Portland (tie) Michael Finley, Phoenix (tie)	Second Team: Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Bryant Reeves, Vancouver Brent Barry, L.A. Clippers Rasheed Wallace, Washington Tyus Edney, Sacramento
1996-97	First Team: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Vancouver Allen Iverson*, Philadelphia Stephon Marbury, Minnesota Marcus Camby, Toronto Antoine Walker, Boston	Second Team: Kerry Kittles, New Jersey Ray Allen, Milwaukee Travis Knight, LA Lakers Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers Matt Maloney, Houston
1997-98	First Team: Tim Duncan*, San Antonio Keith Van Horn, New Jersey Brevin Knight, Cleveland Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland Ron Mercer, Boston	Second Team: Tim Thomas, Philadelphia Cedric Henderson, Cleveland Derek Anderson, Cleveland Maurice Taylor, LA Clippers Bobby Jackson, Denver
1998-99	First Team: Vince Carter*, Toronto Paul Pierce, Boston Jason Williams, Sacramento Mike Bibby, Vancouver Matt Harpring, Orlando	Second Team: Michael Dickerson, Houston Michael Doleac, Orlando Cuttino MobleyHouston Michael Olowokandi, LA Clippers Antawn Jamison, Golden State
1999-2000	First Team: Elton Brand, Chicago Steve Francis, Houston Lamar Odom, LA Clippers Wally Szczerbiak, Minnesota Andre Miller, Cleveland	Second Team: Shawn Marion, Phoenix Ron Artest, Chicago James Posey, Denver Jason Terry, Atlanta Chucky Atkins, Orlando
2000-01	First Team: Mike Miller*, Orlando Kenyon Martin, New Jersey Marc Jackson, Golden State Morris Peterson, Toronto Darius Miles, L.A. Clippers	Second Team: Hidayet Turkoglu, Sacramento Desmond Mason, Seattle Courtney Alexander, Washington Marcus Fizer, Chicago Chris Mihm, Cleveland
2001-02	First Team: Pau Gasol*, Memphis Shane Battier, Memphis Jason Richardson, Golden State Tony Parker, San Antonio Andrei Kirilenko, Utah	Second Team: Jamaal Tinsley, Indiana Richard Jefferson, New Jersey Eddie Griffin, Houston Zeljko Rebraca, Detroit Vladimir Radmanovic, Seattle (tie) Joe Johnson, Boston/Phoenix (tie)
2002-03	First Team: Yao Ming, Houston Amare Stoudemire*, Phoenix Caron Butler, Miami Drew Gooden, Orlando Nenê, Denver	Second Team: Emanuel Ginobili, San Antonio Gordan Giricek, Orlando Carlos Boozer, Cleveland Jay Williams, Chicago J. R. Bremer, Boston
2003-04	First Team: Carmelo Anthony, Denver LeBron James*, Cleveland Dwyane Wade, Miami Chris Bosh, Toronto Kirk Hinrich, Chicago	Second Team: Josh Howard, Dallas T.J. Ford, Milwaukee Udonis Haslem, Miami Jarvis Hayes, Washington Marquis Daniels, Dallas
2004-05	First Team: Emeka Okafor*, Charlotte Dwight Howard, Orlando Ben Gordon, Chicago Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia Luol Deng, Chicago	Second Team: Nenad Krstic, New Jersey Josh Smith, Atlanta Josh Childress, Atlanta Jameer Nelson, Orlando Al Jefferson, Boston
2005-06	First Team: Chris Paul*, New Orleans/Okla. City Charlie Villanueva, Toronto Andrew Bogut, Milwaukee Deron Williams, Utah Channing Frye, New York	Second Team: Danny Granger, Indiana Raymond Felton, Charlotte Luther Head, Houston Marvin Williams, Atlanta Ryan Gomes, Boston
2006-07	First Team: Brandon Roy*, Portland Andrea Bargnani, Toronto Randy Foye, Minnesota Rudy Gay, Memphis Jorge Garbajosa, Toronto (tie) LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland (tie)	Second Team: Paul Millsap, Utah Adam Morrison, Charlotte Tyrus Thomas, Chicago Craig Smith, Minnesota Rajon Rondo, Boston (tie) Walter Herrmann, Charlotte (tie) Marcus Williams, New Jersey (tie)