On January 28, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the 2022 All-Star starting lineup, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and others were selected as expected, and Andrew Wiggins and Ja Morant became the first all-star in their careers. Taking stock of the NBA's all-star all-star voting starting list, James has already tied the first place in NBA history, and how many Durant who has been selected 10 times ranked?
The 2022 All-Star start is selected by a combination of fan voting, player voting and media voting, with James, Jokic, Wiggins, Curry and Morant in the Western Conference, durant, Alphabet Brother, Embiid, DeRozan and Trae Young in the Eastern Conference, of which Morant and Wiggins are all-Stars for the first time in their careers, and other players have participated in the All-Star Regular Game.
This is the 18th time in James' 19-year NBA career that he has become a voted All-Star starter, equaling the NBA record held by Kobe Bryant. On the NBA's all-time All-Star vote starting list, James and Bryant tied for first place.
Among the NBA active players, the second most all-star starter is Durant, who has been the 10th time. However, Durant can only rank tied for 10th place on this NBA all-time list. In addition to Durant, There are Also Abdul-Abdul-Abdul-Abdul-Abd, Iverson and Devon Wade who have been voted All-Star starters 10 times in their NBA careers.
There are six other players in NBA history who have been all-Star voting starters 11 times, namely Julius Irving, Magic Johnson, Isaiah Thomas, Shack O'Neal, Kevin Garnett and Tim Duncan, all of whom are the 75 biggest stars in NBA history.
Only 3 players in NBA history have been voted All-Star starts more than 11 times, and in addition to the above-mentioned James and Kobe Bryant, only the "basketball god" Michael Jordan is left. Jordan has been named an All-Star 14 times in his 15-year NBA career, 13 of which were voted starters.
It is worth mentioning that among the NBA active players, these players have been all-Star voting starters more than 5 times, namely 8 times for Carmelo Anthony, 7 times for Curry, and 6 times for Dwight Howard and Alphabet Brother. For now, it's hard to beat James's NBA record.