What are the voting rules for the NBA All-Star Game?

According to NBA regulations, the current voting rules are as follows:

1. Each voting account can vote for 65,438+00 different players every 24 hours. These 10 players are voters' five all-star starters, five in the east and five in the west. Each team has three frontcourt players, namely center, power forward, small forward and two backcourt players, namely point guard and shooting guard. You can choose all active players or injured players, as long as they are registered players in the NBA.

Second, the League also stipulated several double counting days during the voting period. Only one vote can be cast every day these days, but one vote counts as two votes.

Third, during the voting period, the NBA will announce the results of three votes, the first two are the results of the middle vote, and the third is the final vote, which directly determines the starting players of all-stars in the East and West.

Fourth, the All-Star Substitute lineup is selected by the coaches of NBA teams, and there is no popular vote.

The NBA all-star voting rules have been controversial several times, which has also promoted the revision of voting rules. China fans are most familiar with Yao Ming in 2003 and Yi Jianlian in 2009. In 2003, Yao Ming was in the rookie season. Although he is the top scholar, he is still far from shaquille o'neal. However, there were many fans in China, and Yao Ming was voted as an all-star starter, which caused great controversy at that time.

To say that Yao Ming is excusable, Yi Jianlian was a little embarrassed that time. At that time, Yi Jianlian averaged only 8.6 points per game, and he couldn't even play the main force in the team. However, China fans worked hard and almost put Yi Jianlian in the starting lineup, and Garnett was squeezed out. Fortunately, it didn't work. Otherwise, this may really become a joke, and Yi Jianlian himself will not feel good.

After that, the voting rules of the NBA did undergo several adjustments. Until now, it seems fair, at least most of the fans' starting players have already voted.