Saberestar wrote:Revived wrote:Saberestar wrote:Ok, so no All Star for Lillard. And no All Star for Bradley Beal.
The All Star is about the best players, no some players from the Top 10 teams in the league. Do you prefer Bledsoe over Beal in the All Star because his team is 17W-3L?
The winning record is important, but it is not everything.
8W-10L is a decent record ( I expected a worse record after 18 games) and Booker is playing REALLY well. Enough to be an All Star IMO.
No it’s not. The All Star game has always and will forever be a popularity contest. This has been proven right time and time again.
Kobe was among the very top leading vote leaders in years where he sat out with the Achilles injury or was rather mediocre when he was old as hell.
That is only for the starters. The ten players that fans want to watch the most.
Do you think Doncic is popular enough to be top 5 in votes in west? Isn't voting different now (media and players even play a part for starters? I was thinking it was like you are saying and thought I researched the new rules and realized media and players count for like 25% each, and fans 50% and then maybe coaches pick reserves? Though I can't remember for sure about reserves.
I think if it was just fans, and Curry was healthy, him, Harden, LeBron and AD would finish ahead of Doncic in voting. Not sure who else.