In 2016, the NBA league made rule changes to the All-Star starter vote, the biggest change of which was that the proportion of fan votes fell to 50%, while the remaining 50% was divided equally among league players and media reporters. Therefore, in each subsequent year of the NBA All-Star voting process, media reporters have the right to vote for the all-star lineup. Recently, League names John Hollinger and Josh Robbins, who are members of the NBA's All-Star Media Corps, wrote an article announcing their all-star voting choices for the 21-22 season.
In the NBA League's Western Division's starting lineup, the two major names also give curry, Paul, James, Jokic, and Gobert's roster lineup. Although Gobert does not look like an All-Star starter, the problem this season is really a bit special, many of the frontcourt superstars in the Western Division have suffered injuries, plus the Jazz's regular season record is indeed very beautiful, so Gobert has also been given a golden opportunity to impact the All-Star starting position.
Booker, Doncic, Green, Mitchell, Morant, Towns and Brow were named to the All-Star Western Conference bench. To be fair, according to the recent NBA regular season performance and team record, Morant is actually fully qualified to compete with Paul for the starting position, after all, Morant's court performance is indeed very explosive. Of course, Suns star Paul is also leading the team to perform extremely dazzlingly, and now the Suns are ranked No. 1 in the Western Division record list, and the team's record is even higher than that of the Golden State Warriors, where MVP big hit Curry sits.
Warriors starting force Wiggins was ultimately missed out on the bench, in fact, this season Wiggins has a very good chance of getting involved in the All-Star position, but now the two reporters are both did not choose Wiggins. In contrast, Wiggins' teammate Green was given a substitute opportunity, and the Warriors' leader Curry was a unsustainable Western Conference starting guard. In addition, although the Lakers star Thick Eyebrow Brother has not played in the regular season for a long time due to injury, he still appears in the all-star voting list of media reporters, and it is obvious that the media reporters undoubtedly recognize the lakers' inner core giant!