The Western Conference roster looks to be built for a win in Sunday's NBA All-Star Game. Most years, defense is an afterthought in the showcase, and there's no reason to believe this year's game will be any different.
That style is custom-built for the West and all its three-point bombers.
However, any team with the Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James has a shot to win, but the East's chances don't look very good.
Here's a look at both rosters:
MVP Candidates
LeBron James
If the Eastern Conference pulls off the win, it seems James might need to take it upon himself to prove that he's still the game's best all-around player. In his career, James has averaged 25.2 points per game in the All-Star Game.
He's won the MVP twice, though it's been eight years since he last captured the award. With the Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry beginning to be recognized as the game's best player in some circles, James may decide to prove he's still the man in the league's All-Star showcase.
James is capable of shining on both en ...
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