After an eventful first televised All-Star Game Draft, teams captained by LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo are ready to take part in a battle of the stars. Team LeBron is coincidentally (or not) filled with 2019 free agents who are some of the most talented players in the league even in a game of studs. Team Giannis is long with a group of motivated young All-Stars looking to prove themselves. Who wins?
PERSPECTIVES
Trash talking, tampering accusations and a trade--the first televised NBA All-Star Game draft had it all.
LeBron James' and Giannis Antetokounmpo's respective squads are set and ready to go February 17. Who will win?
Introducing your 2019-2020 Los Angeles Lakers! All tampering accusations aside, James constructed a crazy talented roster made up of 2019 free agents who are dominating the league. Versatility appears to be the focus of the team, with each player able to score multiple ways and play both ends of the floor.
Team LeBron takes this All-Star Game again.
Giannis Antetokounmpo's team may not be getting the same hype that LeBron James' team is getting, but the Greek Freak has a squad to roll with. He stacked the roster with length and versatile big men who can pick teams apart with their passing and shooting. James' team might have athletes, but they're going to have a hard time getting to the basket against the team Antetokounmpo built.
Team Giannis will win the All-Star Game.
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