Fans will find out if their votes got their favorite players into this year's NBA All-Star Game.
The event will look a tad different this year due to COVID-19, but the league and its Players' Association agreed to hold the game despite canceling it in November.
The March 7 showdown will take place in Atlanta. And for Jaylen Brown, who's from Georgia, it would be special if he makes the team.
"It would mean a lot, especially being in Atlanta," the Celtics guard told NBC Sports Boston's Chris Forsberg after Boston's 112-99 win over the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday night.
"I just gotta come out and be my best every single day. That's it. I just love to play the game. So we'll see what happens."
Of course, should Brown not be voted in by the fans as a starter, there's still a chance he'll be in Atlanta off the bench.
