"Third place: "Little Tyrant" Amare Stoudemire, votes: 2.03 million.
A top-three Power Forward in the league, no joke.
Second place: "Sweet Melon" Carmelo Anthony, 2.15 million votes.
An "Offensive Kaleidoscope" and "Mid-Range King," he's also a top-three Small Forward in the league.
With his handsome, sunny looks and 'gangster' background.
It's hard for him not to be popular.
First place: "black mamba" Kobe Bryant, total votes: 2.57 million.
Generally speaking, this would definitely be the "ticket king" level.
But today, he couldn't even see the taillights of the ticket king, which is incredible, but it's also a fact.
However.
After all, as the western conference ticket king and last year's FMVP, Kobe is undoubtedly a superstar in today's league.
So, a preliminary judgment:
The Western Conference all-star starting lineup is: Point Guard: Steve Nash, Shooting Guard: Kobe Bryant, Small Forward: Carmelo Anthony, Power Forward: Amare Stoudemire, Center: Tim Duncan.
As long as there are no injuries, the above will be the Western Conference all-star starting lineup for this year's All-Star Weekend.
As for the substitute all-star players, it's temporarily impossible to fully confirm; we'll await the official NBA response later.
Now, let's talk about the Eastern Conference.
The competition is even fiercer than in the Western Conference.
Tenth place: "The Big Shark" O'Neal, 860,000 votes. Ninth place: "T-mac" Tracy McGrady, 1.03 million votes.
Tsk tsk... Tracy, who is almost a pure "vase" for the New York Knicks this year, can still garner a million votes.
This is the popularity of the former "four great shooting guards."
However... there are too many popular guards in the Eastern Conference, so McGrady will likely find it difficult to make the all-star team.
Eighth place: "half-man, half-god" Vince Carter, 1.06 million votes.
Also one of the "four great shooting guards" past his prime, his popularity has remained consistently high.
It's a pity Vince left the Toronto Raptors, otherwise his popularity would be even higher.
Seventh place: "Dragon King" Chris Bosh, 1.18 million votes.
The current leader of the Toronto Raptors, a top-five Power Forward in the league, his popularity and ability are beyond doubt!
Sixth place: "the answer" Allen Iverson, 1.28 million votes.
Loyalty to "AI" for life, "the answer" needs no further explanation.
This year is likely Iverson's last season, so fans are making a special effort to send him to the all-star game.
To make his career as complete as possible.
Why say 'as complete as possible'?
Because AI's biggest regret in his career isn't the all-star game, but... a championship ring.
"uncrowned king" - Allen Iverson.
Next, starting from fifth place, everyone also has over 2 million votes, all of them are incredibly popular superstars.
If it weren't for someone exploding in popularity.
This year's all-star competition would be extremely fierce.
Next... announcing the results.
Fifth place: "The Wolf King" Kevin Garnett, 2.05 million votes.
Even after transferring to the Boston Celtics for three years, it hasn't affected "The Wolf King's" high popularity in the slightest.
No way around it.
KG, who is full of passion and incredibly powerful, just has high popularity.
Fourth place: "The Flash" Dwyane Wade, 2.35 million votes.
The undisputed "second Shooting Guard" currently active, with formidable strength, dazzling playstyle, and even an "FMVP" in his third season.
He was also the Scoring Champion last year.
His popularity couldn't be anything but high.
But any fan of "The Flash" will definitely complain about the Miami Heat management, no, they will furiously curse the Miami Heat management.
Wade is so strong, yet the team's record is last in the eastern conference.
What are they doing?
Aren't they going to strengthen the team quickly? Are they going to waste "The Flash's" prime year after year?!
You know, he's a man who sacrificed one and a half menisci for the league.
His career prime is destined not to be particularly long, there's really no time to waste. If they don't strengthen the team next season.
It is recommended that Wade leave the team.
I believe any other team in the league would be happy to rebuild around him!
Third place: "The Beast" Dwight Howard, 2.4 million votes.
Last year's strongest ticket king in history, his record only lasted one year before being broken, which is a bit tragic.
However.
2.4 million votes is already incredibly great, enough to show that The Beast is the most popular Center in the league today.
Of course.
If Yao Ming hadn't been injured, that would be another story.
Second place: "The Little Emperor" LeBron James, 2.6 million votes.
The current best small forward, a "hexagonal warrior," "the chosen one," possessing once-in-a-century physical talent.
His presence almost guarantees victory for the team.
However... now I'm curious, if he encounters "Flame God" Su Yan, can LeBron really win?
Hiss~
I know this sounds incredibly outrageous, like nonsense, like a fabricated "Arabian Nights" tale.
But.
The Undrafted Player "Flame God" Su Yan, he is truly powerful.
Truly.
I am very much looking forward to the New York Knicks vs. Cleveland Cavaliers matchup, anticipating the peak showdown between "Flame God" and "The Little Emperor."
That... perhaps could be the battle for the "current best small forward"?
Hiss~ Stop, I dare not say more, I'm afraid of getting into trouble.
Ahem... folks, the moment of anticipation and excitement is about to arrive.
I imagine some well-informed players might already know the result, but please do not announce it.
Let me do it.
The first place in the Eastern Conference, and this year's ticket king, is none other than "Flame God" Su Yan.
How many votes?
Everyone, take a deep breath, otherwise... you'll be shocked to the point of suffocation.
After four rounds, the New York Knicks' core player, Su Yan, known as "Flame God," received a total of 10 million votes.
Yes.
You read that right.
While last year's 3 million+ votes already set a new historical record for the strongest ticket king, this year Su Yan directly elevated the ticket king to 10 million.
Su Yan not only became this season's ticket king, topping the all-time strongest ticket kings, but also became the first ten million vote king in NBA history.
Unbelievable.
Incredible.
Absolutely terrifying!"
"Whoosh~"
As soon as this news was announced, just as it was said, countless people were shocked to the point of suffocation.
Last year, Howard pushed the ticket king to the 3 million level, which was already a unique historical tier, with no other player receiving over 3 million votes.
Su Yan, on the other hand.
Directly soared to a ten million vote king.
A linear surge, most impactful.
Popularity attracted by individual strength + the Dragon Kingdom market + entertainment industry, a triple overlay. This made Su Yan a "ten million vote king" in his rookie year. This is too crazy, this is too insane!!!
This made Su Yan a "ten million vote king" in his rookie year. This is too crazy, this is too insane!!!
Regardless.
Once this news spreads, Su Yan's popularity will further explode and skyrocket.
He will shock the entire league.
That's for later.
With the announcement of the Eastern Conference's "ten million vote king," the Eastern Conference all-star starting lineup was also confirmed.
Point Guard: Iverson, Shooting Guard: Wade, Small Forward: Su Yan, Power Forward: LeBron, Center: Howard.
Because of Su Yan's presence, LeBron was forcefully pushed to the Power Forward position; fortunately, he can play the four spot.
"The Wolf King" Garnett, however, had a tragic fate.
He garnered over 2 million votes, but in the end... he could only be an all-star substitute, which is truly tragic.
Garnett: I'm literally crying my eyes out in the restroom.
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