Golden State guard Klay Thompson and Houston guard James Harden were selected to start for the Western Conference in Sunday's All-Star game.
The two players will replace the injured Kobe Bryant and Blake Griffin.
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Golden State guard Klay Thompson and Houston guard James Harden were selected to start for the Western Conference in Sunday's All-Star game. The two players will replace the injured Kobe Bryant and Blake Griffin.
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Thompson will join fellow Golden State guard Stephen Curry in the starting five after averaging 22.2 points and shooting 44.1 percent from 3-point range in 49 games this season.
Harden has averaged a league-leading 27.7 points with 5.7 rebounds and 6.8 assists over 52 games.
Pelicans forward Anthony Davis announced in a press release on Wednesday that he will not play due to a sprained right shoulder.
[SportsNetwork.com]