In recent hours, the NBA has released the two starting quintets that will compete in theAll Star Game next Feb. 18 in Indianapolis. However, the five players chosen for the Western Conference do not include Steph Curry, who was preferred to Luka Doncic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. For the first time in 9 consecutive years (when he was physically healthy), the Golden State Warriors superstar will thus not start in the quintet in the star game, although he has a good chance of finishing among the reserves.
Of course, Curry was asked for his opinion on this exclusion after the match he lost narrowly last night against Sacramento:
There are two players who are playing incredible, Luka and Shai. They deserve it. I hope to be in Indiana anyway, in any capacity, but to be able to do it again is always a challenge. You can never take for granted how hard it is to be recognized as an all-star every year.
Steph Curry will definitely be at the All Star Weekend: in fact, a challenge in the three-point shot is scheduled between him and Sabrina Ionescu, his friend and star of the New York Liberty in the WNBA.
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