We now know who will be playing in the 2019 NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte, North Carolina, as the 14 reserves for both the Eastern and Western Conferences were officially announced on Thursday night, joining the ten starters that were announced last week. Ben Simmons, Bradley Beal, Blake Griffin, Kyle Lowry, Khris Middleton, Victor Oladipo and Nikola Vucevic were announced as the reserves out of the East, while Nikola Jokic, Anthony Davis, LaMarcus Aldridge, Damian Lillard, Klay Thompson, Karl-Anthony Towns and Russell Westbrook were selected from the West. As far as the starters go, LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo were the leading vote-getters in their respective conferences, which means they'll captain each All-Star team. They'll get to choose from the reserves listed above and the following players named starters last week: Kevin Durant, Paul George, Stephen Curry, James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, Joel Embiid, Kyrie Irving and Kemba Walker. Unlike last season, the All-Star draft will be televised this year. Here's a look at the complete conference rosters for the '18-19 All-Star Game: NBA Western Conference All-Stars LeBron James (captain), starter Kevin Durant, starter Paul George, starter Stephen Curry, starter James Harden, stater Nikola Jokic, reserve Anthony Davis, reserve LaMarcus Aldridge, reserve Damian Lillard, reserve Klay Thompson, reserve Karl Anthony-Towns, reserve Russell Westbrook, reserve NBA Eastern Conference All-Stars Giannis Antetokounmpo (captain), starter Kyrie Irving, starter Kawhi Leonard, starter Joel Embiid, starter Kemba Walker, starter Ben Simmons, reserve Bradley Beal, reserve Khris Middleton, reserve Nikola Vucevic, reserve Blake Griffin, reserve Kyle Lowry, reserve Victor Oladipo*, reserve *Oladipo will miss the game with an injury and will be replaced with a player chosen by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. Brooklyn Nets guard D'Angelo Russell and Philadelphia 76ers forward Jimmy Butler are two potential candidates. It's worth noting that this is the second straight year that the NBA won't have an East vs. West format for the exhibition game. Last season, a new format was implemented by commissioner Adam Silver, which involved the captain of each team building out their roster through a player draft. However, unlike last season, the All-Star draft will be televised this time around on Feb. 7. The game itself is set for Sunday, Feb. 17 in Charlotte.<doc-sep>The 2019 All-Star Game saw Team LeBron rally past Team Giannis at MJ's house. Here's everything you need to know after All-Star Weekend took over Charlotte, North Carolina. 68th NBA All-Star Game: Team LeBron is king Team LeBron rallies to win: Behind All-Star Game MVP Kevin Durant, Team LeBron stormed back in the second half to capture the victory in Charlotte. King of recruiting? : LeBron James' All-Star draft led to the "Team Tamper" nickname. Now that the game is over, will any of his All-Star teammates make Team LeBron a reality? Dirk and D-Wade's last dance: Dirk Nowitzki let some trademark 3-pointers fly, while Dwyane Wade tossed up one final vintage alley-oop to BFF LeBron James. Grading the All-Stars: Giannis Antetokounmpo may have thrown down the dunk of the night, but how did he and his Team Giannis squad fare in Charlotte? Kevin Pelton grades every player to hit the court. More: Full rosters and draft results | ASG history All-Star Saturday Night: Skills, shots and slams Skills: Tatum's half-court heave wins it In a final-round showdown against Trae Young, the Boston Celtics' sophomore let one fly from half court to take home the title. 3s: Nothin' but net It was all setting up to be Stephen Curry's night, but Joe Harris had other plans. The Brooklyn Nets marksman outshot the hometown favorite 26-24 in the final round to win the 3-point title. Dunks: Diallo brings the Thunder Oklahoma City rookie Hamidou Diallo channeled his inner Superman, leaping over Shaquille O'Neal and finishing with a Vince Carter-esque slam to capture the crown as dunk-contest king. Grading every player on All-Star Saturday Night How did Seth Curry fare in the 3-point contest? What about Charlotte's own Miles Bridges in the dunk contest? Kevin Pelton grades all 22 participants that hit the court. More: Participants | Previous winners All-Star celebrities: Ray's still got game Someone give Ray a 10-day! Ray Allen hasn't played since the 2014 NBA Finals, but it didn't show Friday as the Hall of Famer put on a shooting display in Charlotte. Allen put up 24 points and nine rebounds, including plenty of "4-pointers" in a losing effort. Famous Los wins MVP: The comedian, Instagram star and former Division II baller poured in 22 points to take home the MVP and lead Team Home to the thrilling 82-80 victory. He also put up the game's only 5-point play! Rising Stars: USA! USA! MVP Kuzma leads the way: Rising Stars MVP Kyle Kuzma dropped a game-high 35 points to propel Team USA to a 161-144 victory Friday. Ben Simmons carried Team World with 28 of his own. Dunk contest ... on a Friday? Hawks high flyer John Collins, who participated in the dunk contest Saturday night, warmed up with handful of highlight-reel slams. Rising Stars grades: How did Rookie of the Year favorite Luka Doncic fare? What about stars Donovan Mitchell and Jayson Tatum? Kevin Pelton grades the games of all 20 players to hit the court in Charlotte. More: Full rosters | Rising Stars history Step into the shoes of one of this year's NBA All-Star captains and pick your squad like you're back on the playground. Can you draft a winning team? All-Star news and analysis ROSTERS AND INFO All-Star Celebrity Game When: Friday Where: Bojangles' Coliseum, Charlotte TV: ESPN (7 p.m. ET) All-Star Celebrity Game Rosters HOME AWAY Terrence J AJ Buckley Rapsody Marc Lasry Chris Daughtry Amanda Seales Bo Rinehart Quavo Doctor Oz Adam Ray Mike Colter Brad Williams Famous Los Ronnie 2K JB Smoove Bad Bunny Steve Smith Hasan Minhaj A'Ja Wilson Stefanie Dolson Jay Williams Ray Allen Jason Weinmann James Shaw Jr. Dawn Staley* Sue Bird* * Coaches Rising Stars Challenge When: Friday Where: Spectrum Center, Charlotte TV: TNT (9 p.m. ET) All-Star Saturday: Dunks, 3s and skills When: Saturday Where: Spectrum Center, Charlotte TV: TNT (8 p.m. ET) 68th NBA All-Star Game When: Sunday Where: Spectrum Center, Charlotte TV: TNT (8 p.m. ET)<doc-sep>
The full rosters for the 2019 NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte were announced on Thursday, and four players will be making their first-ever All-Star Game appearance on February 17th. The 10 starters were determined by a mix of fan voting, player voting and media voting. NBA coaches picked the reserves from each conference. The 2019 NBA All-Star draft will be televised this year on February 7th – which also happens to be trade deadline day. LeBron and Giannis are allowed to select any players from the pool regardless of conference. The captains will first choose from the eight available starters before drafting reserves. Could LeBron James be drafting Lakers teammate Anthony Davis by next Thursday? [UPDATE]: The NBA announced Friday it is adding Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki to the All-Star Game as “special team roster additions.” Here is the full roster for the 2019 All-Star Game: LeBron James (captain) All-Star game appearance: 15th © AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill Giannis Antetokounmpo (captain) All-Star game appearance: 3rd © John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports Stephen Curry (starter) All-Star game appearance: 6th © Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports James Harden (starter) All-Star game appearance: 7th © Thomas B. Shea-USA TODAY Sports Kevin Durant (starter) All-Star game appearance: 10th © Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports Paul George (starter) All-Star game appearance: 6th © Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports Kawhi Leonard (starter) All-Star game appearance: 3rd © AP Photo/LM Otero Kemba Walker (starter) All-Star game appearance: 3rd © Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Kyrie Irving (starter) All-Star game appearance: 6th © AP Photo/Charles Krupa Joel Embiid (starter) All-Star game appearance: 2nd © Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports Kyle Lowry All-Star game appearance: 5th © AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith Russell Westbrook All-Star game appearance: 8th © Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports Victor Oladipo All-Star game appearance: 2nd *Due to injury, Oladipo will be replaced by D'Angelo Russell © Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports Damian Lillard All-Star game appearance: 4th © Christian Petersen/Getty Images Khris Middleton All-Star game appearance: 1st © AP Photo/Aaron Gash Klay Thompson All-Star game appearance: 5th © AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez Bradley Beal All-Star game appearance: 2nd © Patrick Smith/Getty Images Anthony Davis All-Star game appearance: 6th © Chris Graythen/Getty Images Ben Simmons All-Star game appearance: 1st © AP Photo/David Zalubowski LaMarcus Aldridge All-Star game appearance: 7th © Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports Blake Griffin All-Star game appearance: 6th © Gregory Shamus/Getty Images Nikola Jokić All-Star game appearance: 1st © AP Photo/David Zalubowski Nikola Vučević All-Star game appearance: 1st © Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports Karl-Anthony Towns All-Star game appearance: 2nd © AP Photo/Jim Mone Dirk Nowitzki All-Star game appearance: 14th Dwyane Wade All-Star game appearance: 13th