One of the most surprising omissions from the initial NBA All-Star Game roster was Clippers star Kawhi Leonard, who was not among the 10 starters or 14 reserves chosen to play at the game.
The NBA announced Tuesday that commissioner Adam Silver has named Leonard to the All-Star Game roster this year. Since the NBA All-Star Game is taking on a USA vs. World format featuring two teams comprised of USA players and one team of international players, Leonard will join the games to help get the number of U.S. All-Stars up to 16 players.
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