Five Warriors on All-Star ballot

Five Warriors are on the ballot for this season's NBA All-Star Game.

Two-time All-Star Baron Davis is joined by Warriors teammates Monta Ellis, Stephen Jackson, Al Harrington and Andris Biedrins on the list of candidates to start for the Western Conference. The Warriors are tied with San Antonio and Phoenix for the second-most players on the West ballot. Phoenix leads with six.

This season's All-Star Game will be played Feb. 17 at New Orleans Arena, home of the New Orleans Hornets.

To vote, visit www.warriors.com or www.nba.com.

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