Hansen now had no time to think about why the League had actually let him start.
The number of votes seemed exaggerated.
To know, Yi Jianlian received 1.8 million votes last year, and only 300,000 this year!
Even according to this 6 to 1 ratio, even excluding the fans from the United States who voted for him, that meant three to four million people in China were voting for him!
Forget about circumventing restrictions, who would really bother with such a tedious process just to cast a vote?
It was terrifyingly incredible!
Time and again, East University made the NBA question its own existence when it came to counting heads.
Perhaps this was also the reason the League hadn't forcefully removed him from the starting lineup, with so many people voting, it meant that many people would watch the live broadcast.
If he were forcefully pulled, it would be a significant blow to the overseas viewership of the All-Star Game.
