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Giannis Antetokounbo: Greek Freak stayed fourth in the third count for the All-Star Game
LeBron James, Steve Carey and Kevin Durand are those ahead of Giannis Antitokoumbo in the third count to the All-Star Game, the NBA announced on Thursday night, Jan. 20.
Giannis Antitokoumbo remained fourth overall at the third count for the 2022 NBA All-Star Game. The league announced the new voting dates on Thursday afternoon, January 20, with the “Greek Freak” in fourth place thanks to 5,124,925 remains, behind LeBron James (6,827,449), Steph Curry (6,019,418) and Kevin Durand (5,496,513).
Additionally, DeMar DeRozan remains very high and is leading the race East, with James Harden and Kyrie Irving well behind.
At the NBA All-Star Game, the public’s vote counts half (50%) in the final list, while 25% counts the votes of the selected journalists and NBA athletes who will attend the proceedings, making up the “pentads” of the two concerns groups. The substitutes are determined by the coaches.
By the way, the public voting ends on Saturday, January 22nd.
Source: sport24
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