All-NBA Teams 2023: Final voting results, list of players on First, Second and Third Teams

Scott Rafferty

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At the end of every season, the best players in the league are named to the All-NBA Teams.

All-NBA was originally made up of two teams, but the NBA created a Third Team for the 1988-89 season. Even with an additional team, tough decisions have to be made every year to determine the most worthy candidates.

The 2022-23 season was no exception, as many of the biggest names in the NBA were limited by injuries.

Which players earned the honor of being named All-NBA this season? Here is the complete list of teams.

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All-NBA First Team

PositionPlayerTeam
GLuka DoncicMavericks
GShai Gilgeous-AlexanderThunder
FJayson TatumCeltics
FGiannis AntetokounmpoBucks
CJoel Embiid76ers

All-NBA Second Team

PositionPlayerTeam
GStephen CurryWarriors
GDonovan MitchellCavaliers
FJimmy ButlerHeat
FJaylen BrownCeltics
CNikola JokicNuggets

All-NBA Third Team

PositionPlayerTeam
GDe'Aaron FoxKings
GDamian LillardTrail Blazers
FLeBron JamesLakers
FJulius RandleKnicks
CDomantas SabonisKings

How All-NBA Teams are selected

Each NBA end-of-season award is voted on by a global panel of 100 sportswriters and broadcasters.

For All-NBA, each voter chooses two guards, two forwards and one center for the First, Second and Third Teams. Players receive five points for First Team votes, three points for Second Team votes and one point for Third Team votes.

If a player receives votes at multiple positions, that player will be placed at the position in which he received the most votes.

Who has the most All-NBA selections?

No player in NBA history has earned more All-NBA selections than LeBron James.

James is one of only four players who have earned at least 15 All-NBA selections, the others being Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan.

Chris Paul has the second-most All-NBA selections among active players (11).

RankPlayerTotal
1.LeBron James19
2.Kareem Abdul-Jabbar15
 Kobe Bryant15
 Tim Duncan15
5.Karl Malone14
 Shaquille O'Neal14
7.Bob Cousy12
 Julius Erving12
 Dirk Nowitzki12
 Hakeem Olajuwon12
 Dolph Schayes12
 Jerry West12

Scott Rafferty

 

Scott Rafferty is an experienced NBA journalist who first started writing for The Sporting News in 2017. There are few things he appreciates more than a Nikola Jokic no-look pass, Klay Thompson heat check or Giannis Antetokounmpo eurostep. He's a member of the NBA Global team.