The wonderful thing about NBA All-Star voting is that everyone gets a say.
The NBA determines All-Star game starters through a "weighted score" that takes into account votes from fans, the media and other NBA players.
Everyone, in one form another, gets to have their voice heard. And in the case of two NBA players, they wanted it known that they thought Bronny James should start the All-Star Game in Los Angeles next month,
MORE: Luka Doncic leads entire NBA in more than just PPG after Western Conference All-Star teams announced
The AP's Tim Reynolds reported Monday that LeBron James' son received two starter votes, despite averaging 1.5 points across 24 games played this season. The Los Angeles Lakers' second-year guard last played more than 10 minutes in a game on Nov. 8.
There are two NBA players voted for Bronny James to start the NBA All-Star Game. Another four voted for Isaac Jones, who has scored five points this season.
— Tim Reynolds (@ByTimReynolds) January 19, 2026
Bronny James has scored a total of 97 points across 51 career games. He has made two starts and is a career 31.8 percent shooter. But he has at least a couple players in his corner as he tries to carve out a rotation spot in the NBA.
More NBA news:
These were the lineups the last time LeBron James was not named an All-Star starter
NBA All-Star Game starters 2026: Takeaways as starting lineups are announced
Why Cade Cunningham’s All-Star starter nod is absolutely historic
Proposed three-team Warriors trade sees Golden State deal Jonathan Kuminga for $90 million 14.1 PPG star forward