The Golden State Warriors could have multiple players selected to represent the Western Conference in the All-Star game in February. Steph Curry was selected to his All-Star game last season when it was held in New Orleans, but his fellow Splash Brother is hoping to join him in Brooklyn/New York this time around.
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There is no doubt the Warriors are off to a fantastic start and if they are able to maintain this pace in December and January, they should make a case for having multiple All-Stars. While we wait for the fan voting to select the starters, the NBA has already unveiled the uniforms the players will be wearing in this year’s All-Star game in Madison Square Garden.
The All-Star uniforms are usually created based on the team or city that is hosting the event. However, these jerseys look very plain and don’t have any obvious connection to Brooklyn Nets or New York Knicks. You really can’t tell which jersey belongs to the West or East, they only have the number and the All Star patch in the front of the jersey.