Second Team

\r\nLeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers is an All-NBA player for the 21st time in 22 seasons. He made the second team."} 5c:{"type":"p","text":"Also on the second team: Minnesota’s Anthony Edwards, Cleveland’s Evan Mobley, Golden State’s Stephen Curry and New York’s Jalen Brunson."} 5d:{"type":"p","text":"Curry made All-NBA for the 11th time, something only 21 players in NBA history have done. Edwards and Brunson are two-time All-NBA players, and Mobley made a team for the first time.\r\n

Third Team

\r\nDetroit’s Cade Cunningham, Indiana’s Tyrese Haliburton, the Los Angeles Clippers’ James Harden, New York’s Karl-Anthony Towns and Oklahoma City’s Jalen Williams were named to the third team."} 5e:{"type":"p","text":"Harden is an eight-time selection, Towns is a three-time pick, Haliburton made a team for the second time and Cunningham and Williams both are All-NBA for the first time.\r\n

All 100 Ballots

\r\nEight players appeared on every ballot. Antetokounmpo, Gilgeous-Alexander, Jokic and Tatum all got 100 first-team votes."} 5f:{"type":"p","text":"Mitchell got 61 first-team votes, 35 second-team and four third-team. Edwards got 11 first-team, 87 second-team and two third-team. Curry got two first-team, 68 second-team and 30 third-team. And Brunson got two first-team, 62 second-team and 36 third-team."} 60:{"type":"p","text":"James and Cunningham were on 99 of 100 ballots.\r\n

Giannis: The People’s Choice, Again

\r\nFor the eighth consecutive year, Antetokounmpo was listed on every All-NBA ballot. That’s the longest active run in the NBA."} 61:{"type":"p","text":"The last time an All-NBA ballot was sent to the league without Antetokounmpo’s name listed was 2017, when four of the 100 voters didn’t rank him among the league’s top players."} 62:{"type":"p","text":"Since then: 799 ballots cast, 799 listing Antetokou

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