The rosters are finalized, and the uniforms are out for the 2026 NBA All-Star Game, which will feature a new format with three teams in a round-robin tournament: Two will consist of players from the United States and a third will be comprised of players from the rest of the world.

All-Star weekend opens on Friday with the fan-favorite All-Star Celebrity Game (7 ET, ESPN) and Castrol Rising Stars (9 ET, NBC & Peacock), which features a four-team mini-tournament led by honorary coaches Carmelo Anthony, Tracy McGrady, Vince Carter and Austin Rivers.

Now that the starters are confirmed, here is the full list of reserves for this year's game, including additional details on how they were selected.

Yes, Damian Lillard, out for the season with a torn Achilles, is moving well enough and pushed to compete in this event.

“For me, he is a perennial guy who should be there every year,” Ime Udoka says. “He is motivated to do that and become that, and leave no doubt.”

Barbara Bush, the NBA's vice president of social impact, discusses the programs and events that you might not see broadcast on TV but that will leave an imprint on lives.

Events begin on Wednesday, Feb. 11, and run throughout the week, culminating with the 75th All‑Star Game on Sunday, Feb. 15, at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif. (2 p.m. ET on NBC). See below for select social impact and youth basketball events and visit for a complete list of All-Star 2026 events.

NBA All-Star Weekend is not only one of the most entertaining weekends in sports, it’s also home to one of the biggest weekends for sneaker fans. This year is no different, with a full lineup of sneakers releasing in 2026.