The 2022 All-Star Western Conference starting lineup is out, and both Warriors point guards Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins can be named to the starting lineup:
So far this season, Curry is the player who has averaged 25.8 points, 6.2 assists and 5.4 rebounds per game, and although Curry currently shoots only 37.3 percent from three-point range (a career-low), he can also hit 209 three-pointers and lead the league.
As for Wiggins' average of 18.1 points, 4.2 rebounds and 2 assists per game, to be honest, Wiggins's entry into the All-Star starting lineup is still a surprising result, but Wiggins has indeed had a 40.4% three-point shooting rate so far this season (a career high) and can also have a very solid performance on the defensive end.
On the other hand, Draymond Green has reportedly signed a multi-year contract with Turner Sports:
In the report, Green will join Turner Sports as an active player and partner With Ernie Johnson, Barkley, O'Neill and Kenny Smith as a basketball analyst at sports studios. That is to say, "Big Mouth" Green has been recognized by the media industry when he is still at the peak of his career, and serving as a "part-time" analyst is also a new role for Green in front of fans.
Finally, Warriors coach Steve Kerr revealed James Wiseman's injury in an interview. Cole said Wiseman's current recovery has lagged far behind the initial rehabilitation timeline:
"I just feel sorry for James, he works every day, he's very positive, but we want him to be back in his career, he's still dealing with a knee injury and we don't know when he'll get out of the woods."
The news is that Wiseman has resumed personal training and he should still be able to return to the game this season, but the exact time is still unknown.