Bryan Kalbrosky is a Senior NBA Staff Writer at For The Win / USA TODAY Sports Media Group. He specializes in covering basketball and professional sports, with a keen focus on the NBA, sports business, and competitive sports. Bryan's work has been featured in notable publications including USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports UK, and the Courier Journal.
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The starting lineups for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco were unveiled and we learned some interesting notes in the process. There were a few notable snubs from the starting five (including LaMelo Ball) and those players will have to earn an All-Star nod based on voting from coaches in their conference. But the NBA is incredibly transparent about how the decisions were made. Each score is weighted based on 50 percent for the fan vote, 25 percent for the player vote, and 25 percent for the media vote. The league office releases exactly how many votes each…
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