Who pushed McGrady out of the All-Star this year?

According to the results of the third round of voting announced by the league, in the All-Star voting, McGrady actually got 654.38+million more votes than chris paul. This result is a big joke. In other words, this is a great irony for McGrady, who has performed badly on the court this season. Everyone knows that Paul's performance is much better than that psycho in Houston. Let's speak with facts. Paul is one of the best point guards in the league today, and even we should delete the word "one". He is definitely the core and soul of the Hornets. Where's McGrady? He is definitely one of the most overrated stars in the NBA. He has never led the team to the second round of the playoffs, and he has never been a qualified team leader. Whenever the team needs him to step forward, he always lets the fans down again and again until they are desperate. Last season, Paul led the Hornets to the top four in the Western Conference with his personal strength, and he also won two awards, namely "the king of assists" and "the king of steals". More importantly, Paul can make teammates better, which McGrady is much worse than Paul. In terms of personal data, Paul also overwhelmed McGrady. Paul left McGrady far behind in assists, steals, points and rebounds. I also need to remind you that this season is Paul's fourth season, and McGrady, who is not too old, has entered the "late stage" of his career. Don't always talk about injuries. Many players in the NBA were injured but performed well. Last season, Paul's appearance efficiency was second only to LeBron James in the league. Where's McGrady? I didn't see his name in the top 50 of the list. Of course, McGrady also has something better than Paul, and that is his height. Paul is only 6 feet, while McGrady is 6 feet 8 inches. Paul grabbed more rebounds than McGrady in the game, although his height dropped. Why? This only shows that Paul is more passionate and enterprising than McGrady. If you watch the Hornets' game, you will find that Paul works so hard, and his desire to play is always so strong. His desire to win has infected his teammates, and his teammates are getting better and better every day.