2023 All-Star voting results were released on Thursday as the starters for both conferences were announced.
While Shai Gilgeous-Alexander didn’t get one of the two starting backcourt spots for the Western Conference, he was right outside of the bubble as he finished No. 4 in All-Star voting for west guards.
Let’s take a look at the full voting results for the entire Oklahoma City Thunder roster and categorize it among fan votes, player votes and media votes.
Their ranking pertains to where they stack up against fellow Western Conference guards and forwards, depending on what the league categorized them.
All 17 Thunder players were featured in the voting results.