Curry Durant is interrupted! Active All-Stars: James 21 years, letters 9 years, Jokic 7 years

For superstar players, being selected as an All-Star is not difficult, but it is not easy to be selected as an All-Star for many years, because sometimes you will inevitably suffer injuries. Once you encounter injuries, you may miss the All-Star. For example, Doncic last season was selected as the All-Star starter for five consecutive years, but missed it last season due to injury, and this record was also interrupted. Among the active players, there are not many players who can be selected as All-Stars for at least five consecutive years, but James is the only one who has been behind everyone else. James has been selected as the All-Star for 21 consecutive years, which is also the longest record in history. He is always the starter every time. The last time he missed the All-Star in his career and was in his rookie season. Not only that, James' All-Star attendance rate is also quite high. He played 20 times before, but only did not play last season.

Except for James, no other player can be selected as All-Star for at least 10 consecutive years. Antetokounmpo, who has the most, has only been selected for 9 consecutive years, but this is also very rare. Moreover, Antetokounmpo is selected as the All-Star starter every year and has been elected as the All-Star vote leader many times. In the next few seasons, as long as Antetokounmpo stays healthy, he will definitely be a regular player in the All-Star starter.

Next, as the most dominant player in the league today, Jokic has also been selected as the All-Star for 7 consecutive years, and has been the starter in the last five seasons. Although he is not a high-profile superstar, with his strength, as long as he stays healthy, no one in the West can squeeze out his All-Star starting position.

In addition, Tatum and Mitchell, two Eastern Conference superstars, have been selected as All-Stars for 6 consecutive years, and have been starting several times. However, Tatum unfortunately suffered a serious injury to the Achilles tendon last season. Even if he can make a comeback next season, he will not be selected as an All-Star. As long as Mitchell stays healthy, the probability of being selected as the All-Star is also high, and he is likely to be the starter. Durant and Curry, two historical superstars, could have been selected as All-Stars for more than ten consecutive years, but they were both interrupted due to injuries. Durant was reimbursed for one season after suffering from a ruptured Achilles tendon, and Curry also missed the All-Star due to injury this year. Otherwise, Durant would have been selected as the All-Star for 16 consecutive years, and Curry would have been selected as the All-Star for 12 consecutive years.