2016 NBA All Star Votes Irving December 25

On December 26, Beijing time, according to the NBA's official website, the league announced the first batch of voting results for the 2016 All-Star Game today, with Lakers star Kobe Bryant temporarily leading the way with 719,235 votes, Stephen Curry of the Warriors (510, 202) and LeBron James (357,937) of the Cavaliers second and third respectively.

Not long ago, the 37-year-old Kobe Bryant officially announced that he will retire at the end of this season. Whether it's the NBA league, the players, or the fans at large, they all want Kobe Bryant to be selected to the NBA All-Star Game for the 18th time in the final season of his career. So far, Kobe Bryant, who has been assigned to the frontcourt this year, is currently in the league with 719,235 votes.

The second-to-fifth most voted frontcourt players in the West were: Durant, Griffin, Leonard and the Warriors' Green.

Curry, the Warriors' new regular season MVP, is currently second in the league with 510,202 votes and first in the Western Conference. In the Western Conference guards, the second to fifth votes are: Westbrook, Paul, Thompson and Harden;

In the East, Cavaliers star James is currently first in the East and third in the league with 357,937 votes. The second to fifth largest number of Eastern frontcourt players were: George, Drummond, Anthony and Gasol;

The current highest-receiving vote among Eastern defenders is Wade of the Heat, who received 300,595 votes. The guards behind Wade are: Irving, Lowry, Butler and Wall.

Jeremy Lin, the Hornets' Chinese-American point guard, currently ranks eighth among Eastern Conference guards with 61,832 votes.

The NBA will announce the voting for the Toronto All-Star Game in three phases, the next two on January 8 and January 15, 2016. Voting officially closes on January 19, 2016, and the starting lineup for the 2016 All-Star Game East and West will be officially announced on January 22 through the US TNT.

I also like Owen and hopefully he will play as a starter.

The 2015 All-Star Game will be held on February 15 next year, and it will be the fifth time that the All-Star Game will be held in New York. However, it is worth mentioning that this All-Star Weekend was held together for the first time in two local areas.

Week. 5. Saturday's event will be held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn (home of the Nets) and will include rookie matchups, slam dunk contests, three-point contests, skill challenges and more. Sunday's highlight of the All-Star East and West games will be played at the Knicks' home arena, Madison Garden (MSG).

Co-hosted by the Nets and Knicks in New York.

As of 0:00 on December 25, 2015, the NBA officially released the first round of vote statistics, Kobe Bryant, who was selected to the NBA All-Star team 17 times, topped the list with 719235 votes, and Stephen Curry of the Warriors and LeBron James of the Cavaliers ranked 2nd and 3rd with 510202 and 357937 votes respectively.

The Eastern Conference forward is led by Paul George (283785 votes), while the guard is won by Dwayne Wade (300595 votes).

The top two Western Conference forwards are Kevin Durant (349473 votes) and Blake Griffin (182107 votes), with Russell Westbrook second behind Stephen Curry and second among Western Conference guards with 267699 votes.

On January 22, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the starting list of the 2016 All-Star Game, and Lakers guard Kobe Bryant was elected as the voting king.

2015 NBA All-Star Game: The Western All-Stars defeated the Eastern All-Stars 163-158.

On February 16, 2015, Beijing time, the 2015 NBA All-Star Game kicked off in New York, and the Western All-Star Team defeated the Eastern 163-158. The West scored 163 points, tying the record set last year, while the combined 321 points scored by both teams set a new all-time record.

In the West, Russell Westbrook scored 41 points off the bench, just one point off the All-Star record. James Harden almost had a triple-double with 29 points, eight rebounds and eight assists, LaMarcus Aldridge had 18 points and Stephen Curry had 15 points and nine rebounds.

In the East, LeBron James had 30 points and seven assists, John Wall had 19 points and seven assists, Kyle Korver had 21 points and Kyrie Irving had 11 points off the bench. Hosts Carmelo Anthony scored 14 points on just 6-of-20 shooting.

Russell Westbrook, a backup point guard for the Western Stars, finished off the bench with 41 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 steals, and was the second-highest single-game score in All-Star history, behind only Wilt Chamberlain's record of 42 points set in 1962.

It's not revenge, it's 51 points against the Warriors.

The one above is really accurate.

The voting is not over yet, so it is not finalized yet.

But I also voted, and the result was the same as the first one that came out of the first stage.

I think that's definitely the case with the starters.

east:c: howard f: anthonly , james g: rose, wade

west:c: bynum f: griffin, durant g: paul, kobe

On January 8, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the results of the second round of voting for the 2016 All-Stars, and Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant received a total of 1,262,118 votes and continued to lead the league.

Based on the results of the voting so far, the starters in the West will be: Kobe, Russell Westbrook, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and Draymond Green.

The starters in the East will be: LeBron James, Paul George, Andre Drummond, Dwyane Wade and Kyrie Irving.

The NBA will announce the voting results for the third time on January 15, Beijing time, and the final voting results will be announced on January 22, Beijing time, and the replacement list will be announced on January 29, Beijing time.

NBA Official Website Voting:

Log on to the NBA official website, fill in 5 favorite players from the East and West and submit, and you can only submit 1 time per day.

Voting Deadline:

00:00 on January 18, 2016.