The full roster pool for the 2021 NBA-L-Star game is now set. Reserve Tuesday night at TNT. Was announced on and the launch was announced last week. As always, 12 players were selected from each conference, making a total of 24 All-Stars. The convention ban was for voting purposes only, as the league will use the player draft for the third season, with the main vote-getter serving as captain at each conference conference. This year, LeBron James and Kevin Durant will both serve as captains. The draft is scheduled for March. The All-Star Game itself will be played in Atlanta in March.
Here’s a look at the full list of 2021 -L-star preferences:
Eastern Conference
Head Coach: Doc Rivers, Philadelphia 76ers
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The beginning |
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Kevin Durant, Brooklyn Nets (team captain) |
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Bradley Bill, Washington Wizards |
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Joel Embid, Philadelphia 76 Ars |
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Guinness Antelope k Nampo, Milwaukee Bucks |
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Carrie Irving, Brooklyn Net |
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Reserved |
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Jillian Brown, Boston Celtics |
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James Harden, Brooklyn Net |
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Zach Lavin, Chicago Bulls |
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Julius Randall, New York Knicks |
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Ben Simmons, Philadelphia 76ers |
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Jason Tatum, Boston Celtics |
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Nikola Vusevic, Or Orlando Magic |
Western Conference
Head Coach: Quinn Schneider, Utah Jazz
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The beginning |
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LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers (team captain) |
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Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors |
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Luca D’Nick, Dallas Mavericks |
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Nicola Jokic, Denver Nuggets |
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Poet Leonard, Los Angeles Clippers |
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Reserved |
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Anthony Davis, Los Angeles Lakers |
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Paul George, Los Angeles Clippers |
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Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz |
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Damien Lillard, Portland Trail Blazers |
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Donovan Mitchell, Utah Jazz |
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Chris Paul, Phoenix Sons |
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Zion Williamson, New Orleans Pelicans |
Jalen Brown, Zach Lavin, Julius Randall and Zion Williamson, four players, will play in the first All-Star Game, while LeBron James will make his 17th appearance in the game. This number puts him in third place all the time, behind only Karim Abdul-Jabbar (19) and Kobe Bryant (18). Despite the fact that some players were against the idea of an all-star game amid the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver recently explained why the league thought it was the right thing to do.
“It’s a global phenomenon for us, and we’re doing our best to embrace all aspects of our league as far as we can through this epidemic, and this is just one more chance,” Silver said. “… it seems that during this epidemic no decision comes without uncertainty and without risk. This is yet another one, and yet it is my job to balance all those interests and ultimately it seems to do the right thing. Next. ”
Although fans will not come to the stands, there will be a ton of talent, and in return, the annual performance promises to be very exciting.
