In recent hours, the NBA released the 10 players who will start in the quintet at theSalt Lake City all-star game. Shortly thereafter, CBS shed light on the specific results of the three votes (fans, media and players), revealing how many of the athletes received votes from their peers. Even unthinkable players for a showcase like the All Star Game, such as Kemba Walker (only 9 games played and now a free agent) and Jae Crowder (who is off the team in Phoenix) received a vote. Also on the list are. Simone Fontecchio.
Despite the little space for the Utah Jazz, Fontecchio was among the players who received votes from their peers: in his case, only one. Here is the full list of this weeks “odd” votes, with the Jazz probably picking each other as Leandro Bolmaro, Micah Potter and Udoka Azubuike also received a vote. Nickeil Alexander-Walker got as many as four.
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