Voting for the 2016 All-Star Game is now underway.
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Vote, vote, vote. The NBA launched the NBA All-Star Voting 2016 on December 10 and there are multiple ways you can vote for the most deserving players.
To make your selections you can vote on the National Basketball Association app, twitter, facebook, instagram and google. Two back court players (guards) and 3 front court players (forwards and centers) will be chosen at the end of the voting process to start for each conference.
NBA.com voting page at NBA.com/vote: Fill out one full ballot per day on NBA.com/vote from a desktop or mobile browser.
NBA.com/vote: Fill out the ballot at the official NBA website. Fans can vote once per platform per day for any given player.
FACEBOOK: Using their personal Facebook accounts, fans can vote for any Thunder player by sharing a new status update that includes the player’s first and last name, plus the hashtag #NBAVote. Fans can vote for 10 unique players per day, and each vote may contain only one player name. As for those wanting to vote through Instagram, the requirements are pretty much the same, but you’ll need to share an original photo along with the name and the hashtag. Fans can vote for 10 unique players per day, and each vote may contain only one player’s name.
Fans can vote by texting a player’s last name to 69622 (MYNBA). Retweets and replies also count as votes, as long as the player’s first and last name and #NBAVote are in the text of the tweet. Message and data rates may apply. Last year, Harden finished third among West guards even though he tallied more than one million votes, the fifth-highest total among all vote-getters.
Voting for the starters begins today and runs through January 18. The special will air prior to TNT’s exclusive doubleheader featuring the L.A. Clippers at the Cleveland Cavaliers (8 p.m. ET) and the San Antonio Spurs at the Phoenix Suns (10:30 p.m. ET).
All-Star weekend will take place February 12-14.
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All fans have to do is search a phrase like NBA All-Star Voting and the option will come up. TNT will televise the All-Star Game in the US for the 14th consecutive year, marking Turner Sports’ 31st year of All-Star coverage.
