Lebron and Durant still leads the All-Star Voting

The NBA released the second partial result for the 2023 All-Star voting as major changes already happened. Durant and Lebron still lead the result.

The second returns of the All-Star voting results provided an obvious progress and changes with Boston Celtics forward and major MVP candidate Jayson Tatum has overtaken the Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid for the third spot in the frontcourt position in the Eastern division. While the 38 year-old forward of the Los Angeles Lakers, Lebron James is still the league leader in fan voting with 4,825,299 votes. Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant is playing in the second of all-players and the leader in the Eastern Conference with 4,509,238 votes. If these two megastars remain the leader in the fan voting in their respective conferences, then for the third straight season, the All-Star Game will feature Team lebron vs. Team Durant. For nba all star tickets 2023 related news and stories here!

However the battle for the captaincy in the Eastern conference is quite tight as Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks is putting pressure as he was only behind by 41,932 votes to Durant.

In the Guard position, the Golden State Warriors and four-time NBA Champion Stephen Curry is leading the Western Conference guards with 3,901,808 votes followed by the Dallas Mavericks’ Luka Doncic. For the Western Conference frontcourt, Denver Nuggets’ two-time MVP Nikola Jokic is sitting at the second (3,441,893) followed by Anthony Davis (2,950,563). The New Orleans Pelicans ‘ star Zion Williamson is fourth among frontcourt players as he is behind by 94,532 fewer votes than Anthony Davis.

In the Eastern Conference, the Nets’ Kyrie Irving is leading the guard with 3,024,833 votes followed by Donovan Mitchell of the Cleveland Cavaliers (2,725,558). Despite Kyrie leading the East, he was still surpassed by Stephen Curry with more than 900,000 votes.

Here are the table to give you a general idea of the current all-star voting ladder looks like:

Western Conference	Eastern Conference
Frontcourt	Frontcourt
Lebron James (LAL) – 4,825,229	Kevin Durant (BKN) – 4,509,238
Nikola Jokic (DEN) – 3,441,893	Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL) – 4,467,306
Anthony Davis (LAL) – 2,950,563	Jayson Tatum (BOS) – 3,281,124
Zion Williamson (NOP) – 2,856,121	Joel Embiid (PHI) – 3,248,733
Andrew Wiggins (GSW) – 1,613,100	Jimmy Butler (MIA) – 688,993
Paul George (LAC) – 1,290,252	Pascal Siakam (Tor) – 510,192
Lauri Markkanen (UTA) – 845,663	Kyle Kuzma (WAS) – 358,912
Draymond Green (GSW) – 662,742	Paolo Banchero (ORL) – 341,390
Kevon Looney (GSW) – 435,701	Nic Claxton 9BKN) – 255,607
Kawhi Leonard (LAC) – 422,597	Julius Randle (NYK0 – 212,799

Western Conference	Eastern Conference
Guard	Guard
Stephen Curry (GSW) – 3,901,808	Kyrie Irving (BKN) – 3,024,833
Luka Doncic (DAL) – 3,649,647	Donovan Mitchell (CLE) – 2,725,558
Ja Morant (MEM) – 1,397,102	James Harden (PHI) – 1,571,039
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) – 1,338,764	Jaylen Brown (BOS) – 1,512,332
Klay Thompson (GSW) – 836,963	Trae Young (ATL) -1,123,345
Russell Westbrook (LAL) – 689,025	DeMar DeRozan (CHI) – 835,117
Damian Lillard (POR) – 480,259	LaMelo Ball (CHA) – 445,696
Devin Booker (PHX) – 306,948	Tyrese Haliburton(IND) – 428,113
Austin Reaves (LAL) – 259,291	Derrick Rose (NYK) – 298,100
De’Aaron Fox (SAC) – 221,068	Darius Garland (CLE) – 226,517