The rosters for the 70th NBA All-Star game have been announced,

and LeBron James wasn't happy with one particular player who wasn't picked,

and it wasn't even his teammate.

We will go through the All-Star selections, the All-Star Snubs,

and key action from the floor after that announcement was made.

Hey, I'm Tasmelis, and this is what you need to know in the NBA for Wednesday, February 24th.

Let's start with the Western Conference Reserves Picks because the West caused more controversy

than the Eastern Conference, probably because there are more winning teams in the West caused more controversy than the Eastern Conference, probably

because there are more winning teams in the West, and just overall more star power.

So more names to argue about.

Let's start at the top.

The Utah Jazz Best Team in the Western Conference, best team in the NBA, received two of

the seven reserves picks.

Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell, both making their second all-star appearance.

Once you're in the club, you're in the club.

Those two solidifying their membership.

Anthony Davis was selected joining his teammate, LeBron James, who is a starter.

Paul George did the same, joining his Clippers teammate, Kauai Leonard, who's a starter.

So that's four of the seven reserves picks. Damian Lillard, he made it for the Portland Trailblazers.

Duh, he could have been a starter. Considering the season that the Blazers are having with C.J. McCollum

injured, Dame had to be in there. So that's number five of the seven

reserves picks. Then there's Chris Paul. He was selected from the Phoenix Suns, who are

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