Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry lead 1st fan returns of NBA All-Star Voting 2022

Kevin Durant (left) and Stephen Curry lead after the first fan voting returns for NBA All-Star 2022.

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The Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry and the Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant lead the Western and Eastern Conferences, respectively, in the first fan returns of NBA All-Star Voting presented by Tissot.

In addition to Curry (Western Conference guards) and Durant (Eastern Conference frontcourt), the Chicago Bulls’ DeMar DeRozan (Eastern Conference guards) and the Los Angeles Lakers’ LeBron James (Western Conference frontcourt) are the top vote-getters at their respective position groups.

The next NBA All-Star fan voting update will be shared Thursday, Jan. 13.

Golden State's Stephen Curry and Brooklyn's Kevin Durant lead the Western and Eastern Conferences, respectively, in the first fan returns of NBA All-Star Voting presented by Tissot.

The next NBA All-Star fan voting update will be shared Thursday, Jan. 13. pic.twitter.com/B0kSITw4Sr

— NBA Communications (@NBAPR) January 6, 2022

Western Conference

Frontcourt

  1. LeBron James (LAL) — 2,018,725
  2. Nikola Jokic (DEN) — 1,649,809
  3. Paul George (LAC) — 1,072,591
  4. Andrew Wiggins (GSW) — 933,355
  5. Draymond Green (GSW) — 691,423
  6. Anthony Davis (LAL) — 592,281
  7. Karl-Anthony Towns (MIN) — 474,794
  8. Carmelo Anthony (LAL) — 319,128
  9. Rudy Gobert (UTA) — 218,819
  10. Deandre Ayton (PHX) — 177,115

Guards

  1. Stephen Curry (GSW) — 2,584,623
  2. Luka Doncic (DAL) — 787,690
  3. Ja Morant (MEM) — 669,033
  4. Klay Thompson (GSW) — 367,743
  5. Devin Booker (PHX) — 338,526
  6. Chris Paul (PHX) — 315,912
  7. Donovan Mitchell (UTA) — 217,546
  8. Damian Lillard (POR) — 211,352
  9. Russell Westbrook (LAL) — 210,065
  10. Anthony Edwards (MIN) — 128,863

Eastern Conference

Frontcourt

  1. Kevin Durant (BKN) — 2,360,435
  2. Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL) — 2,145,835
  3. Joel Embiid (PHI) — 1,236,060
  4. Jayson Tatum (BOS) — 643,970
  5. Jimmy Butler (MIA) — 522,513
  6. Jarrett Allen (CLE) — 168,019
  7. Bam Adebayo (MIA) — 141,693
  8. Miles Bridges (CHA) — 122,554
  9. LaMarcus Aldridge (BKN) — 111,318
  10. Nikola Vucevic (CHI) — 92,936

Backcourt

  1. DeMar DeRozan (CHI) — 1,487,598
  2. James Harden (BKN) — 892,065
  3. Trae Young (ATL) — 862,878
  4. Zach LaVine (CHI) — 776,043
  5. LaMelo Ball (CHA) — 422,247
  6. Kyrie Irving (BKN) — 267,929
  7. Derrick Rose (NYK) — 232,501
  8. Tyler Herro (MIA) — 122,224
  9. Darius Garland (CLE) — 119,399
  10. Fred VanVleet (TOR) — 108,529

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