Here, we get to know the comparison of LeBron James and Stephen Curry in All-Star Games.
LeBron James and Stephen Curry are two current superstars of the NBA. The duo has played together and also become rivals in basketball. The legendary duo will part of the Team Shaq in the 2025 NBA All-Star.
Steph Curry and LeBron James have been rivals for years during the epic battle between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers. We used to watch only these two teams competing each other in the NBA Finals. Rivalry is still continued with the Warriors-Lakers game.
Stephen Curry and LeBron James were captains for the 2018 NBA All-Star when the league introduced the draft-based format for the first time. LeBron James moved to Lakers and he became a teammate of Stephen Curry in the East-West format.
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Here, we get to know the comparison of LeBron James and Stephen Curry in All-Star Games.
LeBron James: 21
Stephen Curry: 11
LeBron James: 3 (2006, 2008 and 2018)
Stephen Curry: 1 (2022)
Both LeBron James and Stephen Curry were part of an NBA All-Star Game nine times. Stephen Curry’s first NBA All-Star appearance came in 2014 and LeBron James was also part of it. Both players appeared in each All-Star Game excluding 2020 and 2023 when Stephen Curry missed out the selection.
Stephen Curry and LeBron James were in the same team during the 2021, 2022 and 2024 NBA All-Star Games. The veteran stars were All-Star rivals for only six times. LeBron James and Stephen Curry has three wins each.
Curry’s all three wins (2015, 2016, 2017) came against the East when LeBron James was playing for the Cavaliers. LeBron’s two wins (2018, 2019) came in the draft-based format when he was named the captain and one win came for the East in 2014.
Here is a breakdown of LeBron James and Stephen Curry’s All-Star stats over the years:
Points: James – 22 | Curry – 12
Rebounds: James – 7 | Curry – 3
Assists: James – 7 | Curry – 11
Points: James – 30 | Curry – 15
Rebounds: James – 5 | Curry – 9
Assists: James – 7 | Curry – 5
Points: James – 13 | Curry – 26
Rebounds: James – 4 | Curry – 5
Assists: James – 7 | Curry – 6
Points: James – 23 | Curry – 21
Rebounds: James – 3 | Curry – 4
Assists: James – 1 | Curry – 6
Points: James – 29 | Curry – 11
Rebounds: James – 10 | Curry – 6
Assists: James – 8 | Curry – 5
Points: James – 19 | Curry – 17
Rebounds: James – 8 | Curry – 9
Assists: James – 4 | Curry – 7
Points: James – 4 | Curry – 18
Rebounds: James – 2 | Curry – 4
Assists: James – 4 | Curry – 4
Points: James – 24 | Curry – 50
Rebounds: James – 6 | Curry – 5
Assists: James – 8 | Curry – 2
Points: James – 8 | Curry – 16
Rebounds: James – 4 | Curry – 5
Assists: James – 3 | Curry – 8
Image Credit: Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports
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