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The stage is officially set for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game. With the starters already revealed, today’s announcement of the reserves brings even more firepower to the East and West rosters.

Leading the pack for the Eastern Conference is reigning Finals MVP Jaylen Brown, alongside Damian Lillard, Pascal Siakam, Darius Garland, and three first-time All-Stars: Cade Cunningham, Tyler Herro, and Evan Mobley.

Speaking of Mobley, he and Garland join forces with their Cavs teammate Donovan Mitchell—who was named a starter—marking the first Cleveland trio in the All-Star Game since LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Love back in 2017.

Eastern Conference Reserves:
• Jaylen Brown (BOS)
• Cade Cunningham (DET)
• Darius Garland (CLE)
• Tyler Herro (MIA)
• Damian Lillard (MIL)
• Evan Mobley (CLE)
• Pascal Siakam (IND)

Meanwhile, the Western Conference reserves boast a mix of veteran greatness and rising superstars. Anthony Davis, James Harden, and Anthony Edwards bring the experience, while Victor Wembanyama, Jaren Jackson Jr., Alperen Sengun, and Jalen Williams make their All-Star debuts.

Wemby’s inclusion comes as no surprise—his dominant rookie campaign has been nothing short of historic, and now he’s set to showcase his skills on the biggest stage.

Western Conference Reserves:
• Anthony Davis (LAL)
• Anthony Edwards (MIN)
• James Harden (LAC)
• Jaren Jackson Jr. (MEM)
• Alperen Sengun (HOU)
• Victor Wembanyama (SAS)
• Jalen Williams (OKC)

The excitement doesn’t stop there. With the All-Star Game draft set for February 8, NBA legends Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, and Kenny Smith will serve as team general managers, shaking up the traditional East vs. West format once again.

With Giannis Antetokounmpo, Nikola Jokic, LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, and more already locked in as starters, this year’s All-Star Game is shaping up to be an absolute must-watch.

Who’s your pick to steal the show in 2025? Let the debates begin.