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[RayRay]

NEW YORK -- Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers continues leading the field with 1,177,456 votes, following the third returns of the 2013 NBA All-Star Balloting presented by Sprint. The Miami Heat's LeBron James, with 1,151,304 votes, is a close second. The Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant (1,088,797) and the New York Knicks' Carmelo Anthony (1,054,099) are second in West and East, respectively.

http://www.nba.com/2...allot-update-3/

Edited by RayRay, January 03, 2013 - 12:39 PM.

[djcovi]

Kinda shocked, I'd think Lebron would lead the voting.

[Lagunero]

Kinda shocked, I'd think Lebron would lead the voting.

thats cause there is till alot of lebron haters. respectively so.

[MrKnowItAll]

thats cause there is till alot of lebron haters. respectively so.

No, because Kobe is a global phenomenon

[djcovi]

Kobe ain't exactly the most likable guy either. And I think younger fans are generally Lebron/KD fans. I mean, younger fans who aren't Lakers fans at least. Or Cleveland fans lol. I guess I can't argue with those numbers though. Pretty cool, 34 year old leading the league in scoring and leading the all-star voting. Now if only the Lakers didn't suck at the moment.

[Lagunero]

No, because Kobe is a global phenomenon

yes and that too.

[gque24]

Im sure those #s are being manipulated! Kobe prolly has far more votes

[MyJohnsonIsMagic]

Kobe is a global phenomenon

[djcovi]

That's a good point. Forgot about foreign votes, was only thinking in terms of fans from the states.

[MysticBlu~]

Awesome

[Nego]

I've yet to vote crap im so lazy