Devin Booker wasn’t Named an NBA All-Star Reserve

The NBA All-Star game reserves were announced on Thursday and Devin Booker’s name didn’t make the list.

Despite averaging 27.1 points per game for the Phoenix Suns this season, Booker wasn’t named an All-Star.

The former Kentucky Wildcat has scored 30+ points ten times in the month of January alone but somehow wasn’t named an All-Star.

In fact, no NBA player has ever posted the numbers he has this season and not been named an NBA All-Star.

Devin Booker is the first player in NBA history to average at least 27 points and 6 assists on 60% TS and miss the All-Star game.

But don't worry. He's coming for that All-NBA slot…

— Wam Wooper (@scooperhoops) January 30, 2020

The other players to accomplish this feat: LeBron, MJ, Bird, Curry, Harden, and Lillard. That's the whole list.

A lot of all-time greats.

— Wam Wooper (@scooperhoops) January 30, 2020

Players in NBA history to average at least 27 points and 6 assists on 60% TS:

– LeBron James
– Michael Jordan
– Larry Bird
– Steph Curry
– James Harden
– Damian Lillard
– DEVIN BOOKER

… the only player to not make the All Star game?

Devin Booker. Terrible. pic.twitter.com/I4L3vLoSzX

— Big Blue Nation (@BigBlue9ation) January 30, 2020