The 2024 starting roster has been released, and according to the rules, the bench will be selected by NBA coaches, with seven players each from the East and West, including two backcourters, three frontcourts, and two players at any position. So which 14 people will be selected? My personal prediction would be the following:
West Substitute List:
Warriors Curry. Curry, who ranked second among guards in the fan poll and only lost to Alexander in player and media votes, will certainly appear on the bench as a surprise, regardless of the Warriors' performance.
Timberwolves Edwards. The Timberwolves won only 42 games in the regular season last season, and won 32 games just over the halfway point of this season, ranking second in the West, Edwards is very eye-catching, averaging 25.9 points per game, and there is no reason not to be selected.
Leonard, Clippers. One of the biggest contributors to the Clippers' excellent record this season, both offensively and defensively, is the team's anchor, stepping up to help the team win whenever other players are not in good shape.
Lakers Davis. Davis, who has always been a poor attendee, has played in 45 games so far this season and is averaging 25 points, 12.2 rebounds, 2.4 blocks per game, and 38 double-doubles.
Kings Sabonis. Sabonis has set career highs in all of his stats this season, including the league's highest rebounds and double-doubles, the second-highest triple-doubles in the league, and the team's fifth-highest record in the West.
Kings Fox. Fox has always been an underrated player, and his performance has been very good in recent seasons, and his ability to lead the team is not bad, but Satramento belongs to the small ball market and has not received much attention.
Clippers George. The Clippers' success this season is of course also due to the credit of General Joe, although the individual data is not as flashy as it was in the peak, but his efforts on the defensive end are obvious, and his fourth-place steals in the league, third in the league in free throw shooting percentage, and fifth in the league in plus/minus show how important he is to the team.
Eastern Substitute List:
Hawks Trae Young. Also lost to Lillard in player and media voting, Trae Young is good enough this season, just over 5 seasons, 30+10 games played 74 more games ranked sixth in NBA history, you must know that he is only 25 years old this year, and his future is limitless.
Cavaliers Mitchell. This season's Mitchell is actually similar to last season, still playing steadily, but Haliburton's performance is too rebellious, Lillard's key ball ability is too strong, and he is much more flat in comparison, but his Cavaliers are fifth in the East and selected as an All-Star, that's for sure.
Adebayo of the Heat. A very low-key player, who has been paying 20+10 data for the team in obscurity, in fact, he has always been underestimated, and he belongs to an existence with a relatively low sense of existence, but his strength is definitely an all-star level.
Heat Jimmy Butler. He hasn't been selected as an All-Star for two consecutive seasons, and although his performance this season is not very eye-catching, his experience of leading the team to the Finals twice, coupled with his current popularity is very high, he should be respected for being selected as an All-Star.
Celtic Brown. Actually, I personally prefer Porzingis, but the latter's attendance is low, and the league's No. 1 team can't have only one person to be selected as an All-Star, so you can only choose one of the two. As the first person in Mr. 60 million, Brown's performance this season can only be described as mediocre, although he averaged 22.6 points per game, nearly half of the games scored less than 20, as one of the team's double cores obviously fell behind.
Knicks Brunson. Brunson has put up the best stats of his career this season and has replaced Randle as the team's leader, and with the Knicks finishing fourth in the West this season, there is no reason not to be selected.
Magic Banchero. This season, the Magic team was ranked first in the East under the leadership of champion Lan Banchero, but the team suffered a large number of injuries and the record fell to the current eighth, and the second-year Banchero performed very well and deserved to be selected as an All-Star to repay his dedication to the team.
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