This is the same format as Eastern Conference, so I’ll going to start with is why I picked Morant over Curry as I know that many may disagree here:

The Warriors are actually just under .500 which is actually what their record currently is overall. The entire Grizzlies team also revolves around Ja Morant’s gravity without it feeling like they’re the Doncic Mavericks or Harden Rockets, which is a feat in its own. He also has played more games than Curry, averages nearly two more assists per game, and is on a team with a far better record.

Starters – Guards

1. Ja Morant

• Best Player on 2nd best team in the NBA
• Elite floor General & Driving threat
• NBA’s best walking highlight reel
• 5th in the NBA in APG
• 10th in the NBA in PPG

2. Luka Doncic

• NBA’s leading scorer
• Lead Guards in RPG for entire NBA
• 4th in NBA in APG
• Near Unstoppable & All-encompassing Offensive Nucleus
• Team in playoff contention almost solely due to him

Starters – Front-Court

3. Lebron James

27.2 PPG, 7.5 RPG, 7.3 APG

• Has led a terrible Lakers team to a 13-5 record in January
• 7th in the NBA in PPG
• Remains top 10 NBA player
• Elite finisher and Floor General
• Doing all of this at 38

4. Domantis Sabonis

18.4 PPG, 12.4 RPG, 7.3 APG

• Leads NBA in RPG
• Star player on 3rd place team in WC
• Catalyst in King’s impressive redemption
• Second in assists among bigs
• Second best facilitating big in NBA
• Notable defensive improvements

25.1 PPG, 9.9 APG, 11.1 RPG

• Best player on best team in WC
• Current top MVP candidate & Most well-rounded offensive player in world
• 3rd in APG & 6th in RPG
• Best floor general in NBA
• Unquestionably best Center & Facilitating NBA big

Reserves

2 guards & 3 front-court I feel were the runner-ups at this point

Guards

6. Steph Curry & 7. Shai Gilgeous Alexander

Front-Court

8. Lauri Markannen

9. Zion Williamson

10. Anthony Davis

2 Wild Cards

11. Devin Booker

12. D’Aaron Fox