No Raptors in the top 10 of the first All-Star fan voting results
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from Raptors Republic1 month ago
Individual performance in NBA All-Star voting is overshadowed by team success, as only top-performing teams dominate the results, leaving talented players on losing teams overlooked.
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Of the nine players averaging over 20 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists, two are on the Raptors, yet their team struggles leave them unrecognized in All-Star voting.
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Scottie Barnes is making a strong case with 20.4 points and impactful defense, but with the Raptors underperforming, he faces challenges in securing an All-Star spot.
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RJ Barrett's impressive career-high scoring of 23.4 points per game highlights his growth, yet team performance remains the barrier preventing All-Star recognition.
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