First All-Star vote return signifies Golden State Warriors continued popularity

First All-Star vote return signifies Golden State Warriors continued popularity
First All-Star vote return signifies Golden State Warriors continued popularity

First All-Star vote return signifies Golden State Warriors continued popularity

Despite having a 16–18 record and

outside of the Play-In seedings, the

Golden State Warriors’ unsatisfactory

start to the season hasn’t diminished their fan base.

First All-Star vote return signifies Golden State Warriors continued popularity
First All-Star vote return signifies Golden State Warriors continued popularity

That much has been demonstrated by the

return of the first fan ballot in advance

of the 2024 All-Star Game, which is

scheduled for February 18 at Gainbridge

Fieldhouse in Indiana.

The fact that Klay Thompson made it into

the top 10 of the All-Star fan vote shows

how popular the Golden State Warriors are still.

Not unexpectedly, Stephen Curry, the

superstar from Golden State, is ranked in

the top few fan votes in the Western

Conference. Although it may be

surprising to see him trail Dallas

Mavericks guard Luka Doncic in the

rankings, Curry clearly still has a great

deal of popularity in the NBA.

While Curry’s place towards the top of

fan voting was a fait accompli, Klay

Thompson’s presence in the top 10 shows

the popularity that the Warriors, and the

veteran shooting-guard, still holds among fans.

Thompson should be far from the 2024

All-Star Game, in all actuality. Thompson,

33, has been the subject of intense

scrutiny for the majority of the season

while averaging 16.9 points, 3.7

rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game.

Thompson’s ranking in the top 10 puts

him ahead of several skilled guards in

the Western Conference, including as

Devin Booker of the Phoenix Suns, who

was mostly thought to be the biggest

disappointment of the first round of fan voting.

As much as fans may want to see

Thompson make his sixth All-Star

appearance, the sharpshooter’s chances

are practically zero given 50% of the

final vote is made up by the media and players (25% each).

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