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In 2024, LeBron James played in his 20th All-Star Game, setting a record, just one year after becoming the player with the most fan vote leads, surpassing Michael Jordan.
Aside from LeBron and MJ, only 16 other players have been No. 1 in the All-Star fan vote since it began in 1975. (Prior to that, the starting players were selected by NBA coaches.)
Check the full list down below:
Numbers are heavily tilted toward modern-era players. Regardless, check out the players with the most All-Star votes in NBA history.
All-Star fan voting is a fun aspect of the NBA’s process for selecting the yearly recipients of the honor, even if it does lead to wonky results at times.
We recently decided to add up all of the All-Star fan votes submitted in league history to rank the players who have received the most in their careers.
Of course, the numbers are heavily tilted toward modern-era players since way more votes are cast by fans now. Also note that the NBA only started disclosing votes for all players (and not just the top-vote getters) in 2017.
Regardless, we thought the results would be interesting, and we were right.
Below, check out the players with the most All-Star votes in NBA history.
Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell discussed how he’s become a Most Improved Player and NBA All-Star candidate after nearly quitting basketball with HoopsHype Senior NBA Insider Michael Scotto. Plus, Powell’s NBA journey, how the Clippers have transitioned without Kawhi Leonard and moved on from Paul George with his help and James Harden, how Intuit Dome has changed the organization, Steve Ballmer stories behind the scenes, and the goals behind his Understand The Grind foundation and clothing brand.
Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell has become a Most Improved Player of the Year and All-Star candidate in his 10th season. Yet, the California native nearly walked away from basketball before his career began.
After overcoming depression and doubts to make his dream a reality, Powell hopes to influence the next generation to chase their dreams and be an inspiration.
Powell discussed the goals behind his Understand The Grind foundation and clothing brand, his NBA journey to become a Most Improved Player and All-Star candidate, how the Clippers have transitioned without Kawhi Leonard and moved on from Paul George with his help and James Harden, how Intuit Dome has changed the organization, Steve Ballmer stories behind the scenes, and more with HoopsHype.
HoopsHype put together a list of the 25 NBA All-Stars with the best playoff win percentages in league history, including LeBron and Jordan.
On the court, the ultimate goal for NBA players should be to win at the highest level, and that is in the playoffs.
Today, we’re going to take a look at the NBA All-Stars with the best playoff winning percentages in league history, a list littered with Hall of Famers, including the Top 3 in just about everyone’s GOAT debate: Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who have 16 championships between them.
The list also features various sidekicks of those all-time greats, including one who’s in the playoffs right now further cementing his legacy as one of the best point guards ever.
Nicki Minaj, known for her bold fashion and chart-topping hits, has made her mark on the NBA scene over the years. The rapper has been spotted courtside at various games, including the 2015 NBA All-Star Game in New York City, where she performed alongside Ariana Grande, and the All-Star Game in 2012. Her energetic performances and larger-than-life personality have made her a fan favorite among players and fans alike.
Check out some of her pictures through the years down below.
HoopsHype lists the Top 50 NBA players who made the most money and never made an All-NBA team.
Did you know 22 players in NBA history have made over $150 million without earning an All-NBA selection?
HoopsHype ranked the 50 highest-paid players who never made an All-NBA selection, combining to earn over $8 billion, according to our database.
HoopsHype’s Alberto de Roa contributed research to this report.
Basketball fans often have college programs they support, be it where they went to school or just programs that they are fans of for other reasons. One talking point they often use to support their schools is the number of NBA All-Stars their …
Basketball fans often have college programs they support, be it where they went to school or just programs that they are fans of for other reasons. One talking point they often use to support their schools is the number of NBA All-Stars their programs have produced.
To help you out in such arguments, below, we put together a list of the colleges with the most NBA All-Stars.
Scoot Henderson has had a roller coaster of a season but seems to have stirred the ship and built momentum lately. The rookie took some time to chat with HoopsHype on behalf of STARRY to talk about his goals, guys that stood out to him, and more.
Scoot Henderson has had a roller coaster of a season but seems to have stirred the ship and built momentum lately. The rookie took some time to chat with HoopsHype on behalf of STARRY to talk about his goals, guys that stood out to him, and more.
One of the most exciting parts of every All-Star Game is finding out what the uniforms will be. Every year, the NBA styles the players in the best possible fits that flash on-screen. Below, you can check out every NBA All-Stara uniform since 1990.
One of the most exciting parts of every All-Star Game is finding out what the uniforms will be.
Every year, the NBA styles the players in the best possible fits that flash on-screen.
Below, you can check out every NBA All-Stara uniform since 1990.
HoopsHype uses its Global Rating metric to determine who were the biggest NBA All-Star snubs of all time.
In the NBA’s rich history, many players with strong cases for All-Star selection have been overlooked. Today, we delve into identifying the most significant All-Star snubs ever.
Using our Global Rating metric, which is fully explained here, we went back through NBA history to look at some of the biggest All-Star omissions ever.
(Note: While All-Star selections are made mid-season and our Global Ratings are end-of-season rankings, we can get a pretty good idea of who the biggest snubs ever are using the metric.)
