During voting, fans can vote once per day through the NBA app, as well as on the league’s website, NBA.com. For six days – December 25, January 1, 6, 13, 16 and 20 – the votes cast will have three times their value.
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Like the fans, NBA players and the media will participate in the selection of the starting five. For the sixth season in a row, the fan vote will have 50% importance, while the currently active players and the media will give 25% each.
Intermediate fan voting results will be announced on January 5th, 12th and 19th. The starting five will be announced on January 26, but a week later there will be opportunities to get acquainted with the reserves of the NBA All-Star Game, who will be selected by the coaches.
The 72nd All-Star Game in NBA history will take place on February 19 in Salt Lake City.
In the previous season, Latvian basketball players did not participate in the All-Star Game and the competitions included in its program, but last year in Chicago, the Latvian Dāvis Bertāns won third place in the long throw competition.
Five seasons ago, Kristaps Porzingis was named to the All-Star Game among the reserves, but a torn cruciate ligament in his knee put a damper on his hopes of making his NBA All-Star debut.
Porzingis won the skill competition included in the program six years ago, and he also played twice in the NBA Rising Stars. In his debut season, Rodion Kurucs also participated in the young stars game.
LeBron James’ team celebrated victory at the All-Star Game held in Cleveland this year, beating Kevin Durant’s team 163-160.
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