The speculation will now begin on who James and Curry picked first after it was finally revealed who they have chosen for their respective All-Star teams.
The Golden State Warriors four All-Stars won’t be playing alongside one another this time as James managed to get Kevin Durant on his team.
And the four-time MVP also interestingly picked to reunite with Kyrie Irving.
Curry had to settle with picking second and rumours will continue to speculate who he chose to take first.
While he missed out on taking Durant, he will get to link up with Eastern Conference stars DeMar DeRozen, Joel Embiid and Giannis Antetokounmpo among others.
Team LeBron:
Starters: DeMarcus Cousins, Anthony Davis, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving,
Reserves: LaMarcus Aldridge, Bradley Beal, Kevin Love, Victor Oladipo, Kristaps Porzingis, John Wall, Russell Westbrook
Team Steph:
Starters: Giannis Antentokounmpo, DeMar DeRozen, Joel Embiid, James Harden
Reserves: Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Al Horford, Damian Lillard, Kyle Lowry, Klay Thompson, Karl-Anthony Towns
Both James and Curry teased fans earlier today on Twitter as they confirmed they had picked their teams and said the Draft should have been televised.
It only adds to the frustration from fans who wanted to see how this unfolded and follow suit from dozens of players and coaches who came to the same conclusion.
The league initially changed the format of the Draft in the hope of televising it.
But it was the NBA Players Association that ultimately pushed back the idea of the Draft happening live.
“The NBPA did not consult a single agent on the issue of a televised all-star draft. It was the absence of a consensus by prospective players likely to be affected that led to support for a reveal. Whether a decision to broadcast the draft will be made after this year’s game, that will be determined going forward,” the NBPA said in a statement.