Celtics guard Ray Allen doesn't think fans should have the control they do in selecting the starting five in each conference.

Allen Iverson and Tracy McGrady are both among the voting leaders despite having little impact this season.

"I like the fact that the fans get the opportunity to vote and pick who they'd like to see in the All-Star Game, but I don't think it should be 100 percent," Allen said.

Allen, a nine-time All-Star, said the fan voting has made the annual game "watered down" and called for change.

The guard said fans should have 50 percent of the vote, with the other 50 percent being divided evenly between the media and players.