NBA ALL-STAR PLAYERS BY DEBUT AGE

    • Only 21 players have been selected for the NBA All-Star Game before turning 22 years old, while 25 players were picked in their thirties.
    • The youngest to play in the NBA All-Star Game clearly is Kobe Bryant (1998) with 19 years and 170 days, and the oldest is Nat Clifton (1957) with 34 years and 94 days.
    • Kobe Bryant was also the youngest player to start an NBA All-Star Game.


    PLAYERBIRTHDAYYRSYMDALL-STAR SELECTIONS
    PLAYER LISTS
    All-Star MVPPlayers by draft Year
    All-Star RosterNr 1 draft pick never All-Star
    Rookies in All-StarMost Players same Team
    Hall of FameNever All-Star as Starter
    Missed All-Star GamesPlayers changing Teams
    Missed All-Star Games by yearAll NBA not All-Star
    Doubles DoublesMcdonalds all American
    Doubles Doubles by yearFirst game Starters
    Players by CollegeInternational Players in All-Star
    Players by HeightNon-NBA in All-Star
    Players by WeightOverseas Players in All-Star
    Players by AgeBench Scorers
    Players by Year of BirthBench Rebounder
    Players by draft PickBench Passers

    Comments (2)

    1. Toronto Raptors: Taking a look at Kyle Lowry’s unorthodox career
      March 21, 2020

      […] Kyle Lowry had an incredibly unique journey, battling for the starting job in Memphis and eventually making his first All-Star game at the age of 28. That is literally unprecedented. In fact, Kyle Lowry is the oldest player to make his All-Star debut at age 28 that then went on to play in six or more All-Star games according to Just All-Stars. […]

    2. Toronto Raptors: Taking a look at Kyle Lowry’s unorthodox career – Hoops Habit – ResumeLord
      March 21, 2020

      […] Kyle Lowry had an incredibly unique journey, battling for the starting job in Memphis and eventually making his first All-Star game at the age of 28. That is literally unprecedented. In fact, Kyle Lowry is the oldest player to make his All-Star debut at age 28 that then went on to play in six or more All-Star games according to Just All-Stars. […]

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