The results of the second round of all-Stars in 2022 have been released, and Stephen Curry can still lead the league in the votes and exceed the 4 million mark, and only superstar players such as Curry, James and Durant in the league can have this level of votes.
Considering Curry's overall performance so far this season and the Warriors' record, it is reasonable that Curry can become the most watched player in the All-Star vote. In addition to Curry, the Warriors also had Andrew Wiggins get 1829733 votes and ranked 3rd in the Western Conference frontcourt, Draymond Green received 1295848 votes and ranked 6th in the Western Conference frontcourt, and Klay Thompson also received 749038 votes and ranked 4th in the Western Conference backcourt.
On the other hand, the Warriors are about to usher in a away game against the defending champion Bucks on January 14, Beijing time, and this game is reportedly the 800th game of Stephen Curry's career for the Warriors, and the Warriors' history is only Stephen Curry and Chris Mullin (807 games) to achieve this achievement:
Without a doubt, this is a very important milestone for both Curry and the Warriors.
Finally, the Warriors injury report lists Draymond Green's continued absence from the game against the Bucks, and according to the US media Anthony Slater, Wiseman was examined and treated again in mid-December due to a slight swelling in the knee, which also affected Wiseman's comeback time and could not get permission to contact training:
For the Warriors, Green's absence will have an impact on the team's defensive and organizational capabilities, especially against the Bucks, who have an inside player of alphabet brother's level, which will undoubtedly affect the Warriors' chances of winning. As for Wiseman's injury situation, in fact, considering the Warriors' record performance so far this season, the Warriors are not eager to get Wiseman back, because the better option is to deal with Wiseman's injury cautiously.