NBA All-Star Voting Results Are Out
How are the NBA All-Star voting results determined?
50 per cent of the votes cast to choose the starting for the NBA All-Star Game were cast by fans. The remaining 50% was distributed between media personnel and active players. Two guards and three frontcourt players from each league are represented on each ballot. NBA head coaches select reserves, while league commissioner Adam Silver selects injured replacements as needed.
Then, the All-Star captains will choose their teams from the available players (starters in the first round, reserves in the second round). The players who receive the most fan votes in each conference will be chosen as captains. They are not required to draught according to position or conference affiliation.
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— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) January 13, 2023
Key voting dates ahead of 2023 NBA All-Star Game
- Dec. 20: NBA All-Star fan voting begins at 11 a.m. ET
- Dec. 25: 3-for-1 voting day
- Jan. 1: 3-for-1 voting day
- Jan. 5: First update on results
- Jan. 6: 3-for-1 voting day
- Jan. 12: Second update on results
- Jan. 13: 3-for-1 voting day
- Jan. 16: 3-for-1 voting day
- Jan. 19: Third update on results
- Jan. 20: 3-for-1 voting day
- Jan. 21: NBA All-Star fan voting ends at 11:59 p.m. ET
Peja Stojakovic, 2003-04 (age 26): 2nd in NBA in scoring at 24.2 PPG, 2nd in TS% (62.4). Shot 48/43/93, led league in 3PM and offensive win shares. Made All-Star, All-NBA 2nd Team. Led Kings to 55 wins (C-Webb missed 59 games), finished 4th in MVP voting. 6’10 sniper with game. pic.twitter.com/j7LeuCpqTw
— Brett Usher (@UsherNBA) December 29, 2022
NBA All-Star voting results 2023 (second fan returns)
Eastern Conference guards
| Rank | Player | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Kyrie Irving | 3,024,833 |
| 2. | Donovan Mitchell | 2,725,558 |
| 3. | James Harden | 1,571,039 |
| 4. | Jaylen Brown | 1,512,332 |
| 5. | Trae Young | 1,123,345 |
| 6. | DeMar DeRozan | 835,117 |
| 7. | LaMelo Ball | 445,696 |
| 8. | Tyrese Haliburton | 428,113 |
| 9. | Derrick Rose | 298,100 |
| 10. | Darius Garland | 226,517 |
Eastern Conference frontcourt
| Rank | Player | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Kevin Durant | 4,509,238 |
| 2. | Giannis Antetokounmpo | 4,467,306 |
| 3. | Jayson Tatum | 3,281,124 |
| 4. | Joel Embiid | 3,248,733 |
| 5. | Jimmy Butler | 688,993 |
| 6. | Pascal Siakam | 510,192 |
| 7. | Kyle Kuzma | 358,912 |
| 8. | Paolo Banchero | 341,390 |
| 9. | Nic Claxton | 255,607 |
| 10. | Julius Randle | 212,799 |
Western Conference guards
| Rank | Player | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Stephen Curry | 3,901,808 |
| 2. | Luka Doncic | 3,649,647 |
| 3. | Ja Morant | 1,397,102 |
| 4. | Shai Gilgeous-Alexander | 1,338,764 |
| 5. | Klay Thompson | 836,963 |
| 6. | Russell Westbrook | 689,025 |
| 7. | Damian Lillard | 480,259 |
| 8. | Devin Booker | 306,948 |
| 9. | Austin Reaves | 259,291 |
| 10. | De’Aaron Fox | 221,068 |
Western Conference frontcourt
| Rank | Player | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | LeBron James | 4,825,229 |
| 2. | Nikola Jokic | 3,441,893 |
| 3. | Anthony Davis | 2,950,563 |
| 4. | Zion Williamson | 2,856,121 |
| 5. | Andrew Wiggins | 1,613,100 |
| 6. | Paul George | 1,290,252 |
| 7. | Lauri Markkanen | 845,663 |
| 8. | Draymond Green | 662,742 |
| 9. | Kevon Looney | 435,701 |
| 10. | Kawhi Leonard | 422,597 |
Lebron’s Breakout Year 3: (A Thread)
•21 Years Old
•31/7/6 RS…31/8/6 PS
•1st Team All NBA
•2nd in MVP Voting
•3rd in PPG
•All Star Game MVP
•1st in PER & VORP pic.twitter.com/cc4uenMuZQ— Coach James 🇭🇹 (@JamesEdrick3) November 11, 2022
2023 NBA All-Star schedule
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Friday, Feb. 17
- Celebrity Game (7 p.m. ET)
- Rising Stars Challenge (9 p.m. ET)
Saturday, Feb. 18
- HBCU Classic (4 p.m. ET)
- Skills Challenge, 3-Point Contest and Slam Dunk Contest (8 p.m. ET)
Sunday, Feb. 19
- 2023 NBA All-Star Game (8 p.m. ET)
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