Ingram Replaces Curry in All-Star Game Selection
Brandon Ingram has been named an All-Star once again, stepping into the spotlight as a replacement for Stephen Curry. NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced Ingram’s selection after Curry suffered a knee injury. This marks a significant moment for Ingram, who last earned the All-Star title in 2020.
Ingram’s Career Highlights
At the age of 28, Ingram is enjoying his 10th season in the NBA. Representing the Toronto Raptors, he has shown impressive performance throughout the current season. Ingram is originally from Kinston, North Carolina, and played college basketball at Duke University.
Season Performance
- Games Played: 52
- Averages:
- Points: 22.0
- Rebounds: 5.8
- Assists: 3.7
All-Star Game Details
Ingram will join his Raptors teammate Scottie Barnes and head coach Darko Rajakovic at the upcoming All-Star Game. The event is scheduled for Sunday, and it will take place at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, home to the Clippers.
Curry, a seasoned veteran at 37, was set to make his 12th All-Star appearance. However, due to his recent injury, he will not participate in the game this year.
Conclusion
With Ingram replacing Curry in the All-Star lineup, fans will have the opportunity to see fresh talent shine. The 2026 NBA All-Star Game promises exciting moments as Ingram steps into this prestigious role.
