There are many new faces in the All Stars and the most interesting part is that they are all from the 2005 NBA Draft. These new faces are players you would notice and have a bright future. They may end being a household name just like Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, and Allen Iverson.

Andrew Bynum of the Los Angeles Lakers is 19 years old and he is already news for the Lakers. He has excellent moves. He was drafted out of St Joseph’s High School in the 2005 NBA Draft. This seven foot player is a solid defender and will be a major factor in getting the Lakers back into reckoning.

Monta Ellis from the Golden State Warriors was drafted from the Lanier High School in the second round of the draft. Ellis is 21 year old and can score as well as play both the guard spots. This 6’3” inches player is able to create his own shots.

Jarrett Jack of the Portland Trail Blazers is 23 years old and has a solid guard. He was drafted from Georgia Tech by Denver and his rights were dealt by the Nuggets to Portland. He is one of the developing guards in the NBA circuit and shows promise to some good games ahead.

C J Miles of the Utah Jazz is nineteen and can play small forward or shooting guard. He was drafted from the Skyline High School by the Jazz and is 6’6” tall. Miles has shown that the more he plays, the better he gets.

Ronny Turiaf of the Los Angeles Lakers had an unexpected start to his NBA career. He underwent an open heart surgery in the summer of 2005 to repair an enlarged aortic heart. However, he was drafted by the Lakers out of Gonzaga and he is showing that he is a solid rebounder who can score around the basket.