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Byline: Israel Gutierrez
MIAMI _ Apparently the gracious loser has gone the way of the midrange jumper.
Every year after All-Star selections are made come rumblings from talented players left in the cold. This season was no exception.
New Jersey's Kenyon Martin might consider a post-basketball career in politics, given his lobbying for a spot on the Olympics and All-Star teams.
One problem, though. As entertaining as his alley-oop and put-back dunks are, he's not deserving of a spot. The Nets forward seems to think he's more qualified than a few of the big men who made the All-Star reserve list.
``If you're going to pick some ...