Jokic got injured, and Curry's scoring has surpassed Garnett!

There were plenty of games today, plus some All-Star news, so here's a "mixed update" for you!

The NBA officially announced the first round results of the All-Star voting.

Doncic leads the league with 1.249 million votes, Giannis follows with 1.192 million, Curry is third in the Western Conference, and LeBron is ninth in the West.

Top five in the West: Doncic, Jokic, Curry, Alexander, and Wembanyama.

Top five in the East: Giannis, Maxey, Brunson, Cunningham, and Mitchell.

But don't forget, this year the All-Star format changed to International team vs. USA team.

Nuggets vs. Heat

Winning or losing doesn’t seem to matter as much now.

Jokic was accidentally injured by teammate Jones during defense; Jones stepped on Jokic’s foot, causing his knee to twist.

California medical expert Evan Jeffries reported that the best video angle of Jokic’s knee injury suggests, based on the injury mechanism, the possible damage is concerning.

The most optimistic scenario: hyperextension of the knee joint or bone bruise.

The worst case: anterior cruciate ligament tear.

The teacher has been in such great form lately, so this is worrisome...

Let's send him our best wishes!

Warriors vs. Nets

The Warriors staged a comeback, stopping the bleeding just in time after losing to the Raptors.

Another good piece of news is that Curry’s career total points have surpassed Kevin Garnett’s (26,071), moving him up to 21st on the NBA all-time scoring list.

When a player frequently achieves various "surpassing" milestones, it also means one thing: he’s not getting any younger.

Cherish every moment!