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Tang Tian and Davis were both selected for the second straight year, which was good news for the Pelicans.

However, they would not be the only Pelicans attending this year's All-Star Game.

Jokic and Dinwiddie would both take part in the Rookie Challenge, while Bojan would compete in the Three-Point Contest.

With five of them going, the Pelicans were practically sending half a team to All-Star Weekend.

But just as their record showed, this was their season, and they deserved this level of representation.

There were still more than ten days before the All-Star Game. So many selections were worth celebrating, but their focus remained on the games in front of them.

Over the next week or so, the Pelicans continued to display their outstanding competitive form and charged ahead without stopping.

Including the game against the Cavaliers, they put together another eight-game winning streak, reaching a terrifying 47-4 record before the All-Star Game.

They had lost only four of their first 51 games. The Pelicans were truly chasing the Regular Season record this year!

With all games before the All-Star Game concluded, the East-West Head Coaches for the All-Star Game were also decided.

In his first year in the Western Conference, Stevens became the Western Conference Head Coach, while the Eastern Conference Team would be led by Cavaliers Head Coach David Blatt.

However, compared with Stevens, Blatt's recent circumstances were far worse despite becoming Head Coach.

After losing to the Pelicans, the Cavaliers went just 4-3 over their next seven games. Including the Pelicans loss, they were only playing .500 ball.

Blatt had encountered the greatest crisis of confidence in his Cavaliers coaching career, and plenty of fans were already calling for his dismissal.

That seemed to have become an inevitable occurrence for any team James was on.

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