Milwaukee Bucks fans will see something they haven’t seen in more than a decade on February 19: They will see a player from their team playing in the NBA All-Star Game. Giannis Antetokounmpo will be a starter for the East squad in the game, making him the first Bucks player to play in the NBA All-Star Game since Michael Redd in 2004.

In that 2004 game, Redd tallied 13 points. Since that game in ’04, Bucks players have not scored a point in the All-Star Game. During that same timeframe, two teams, Miami and Oklahoma City, had players who scored over 300 points in the game. The Heat led the way with 368 points, while OKC/Seattle franchise players during that time had 337 points.

Following are the number of points scored by players from each NBA franchise in the NBA All-Star Game from 2005 to 2016 (current franchise city is listed).

Miami: 368
Oklahoma City: 337

Cleveland: 266
L.A. Lakers: 218

L.A. Clippers: 168
Phoenix: 159
Houston: 159
Boston: 150
New York Knicks: 142
San Antonio: 142
Indiana: 112
Atlanta: 110
Toronto: 106
Denver: 102

Orlando: 94
Dallas: 93
New Orleans: 86
Chicago:84
Detroit: 81
Golden State: 79
Portland: 78
Washington: 76
Brooklyn: 59
Minnesota: 51
Philadelphia: 45
Utah: 37
Sacramento: 25
Memphis: 24
Charlotte: 2
Milwaukee: 0

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