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Salt Lake City’s All-Star Celebrity Game rosters headlined by 21 Savage and Janelle Monáe

The game will take place on Feb. 17 at the Huntsman Center

(Paul R. Giunta | Invision/AP) 21 Savage performs during Lil Baby's Birthday Party at State Farm Arena on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2022, in Atlanta. The artist will be part of the celebrity game at NBA All-Star Weekend this month in Salt Lake City.

(Paul R. Giunta | Invision/AP) 21 Savage performs during Lil Baby's Birthday Party at State Farm Arena on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2022, in Atlanta. The artist will be part of the celebrity game at NBA All-Star Weekend this month in Salt Lake City.

The rosters for the 2023 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game were finalized on Wednesday.

Led by honorary captains, and Utah Jazz team owners, Ryan Smith and Dwyane Wade, the game will be headlined by 21 Savage and Janelle Monáe. Other notable participants include comedian Hasan Minhaj, actor Simu Liu, NFL player DK Metcalf and Guillermo from Jimmy Kimmel.

Giannis Antetokounmpo, Lindsey Vonn and Alex Bregman will be among the coaches.

The game will take place on Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Huntsman Center on the University of Utah’s campus.

Here is a full list of the rosters below:

Ryan Smith’s team:

Kane Brown (5-time American Music Award winner)

Cordae (rapper, recording artist)

Diamond DeShields (WNBA All-Star; Phoenix Mercury)

Calvin Johnson (former NFL player)

Marcos Mion (TV host)

The Miz (WWE Superstar)

Albert Pujols (MLB Player)

Everett Osborne (actor)

Ozuna (rapper, recording artist)

Guillermo Rodriguez (ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live correspondent)

Sinqua Walls (actor)

Dwyane Wade’s team:

Nicky Jam (Latin global music icon and actor)

Jesser (content creator)

Simu Liu (actor)

Hasan Minhaj (comedian)

DK Metcalf (NFL player)

Janelle Monáe (actress, singer, songwriter)

Arike Ogunbowale (WNBA All-Star; Dallas Wings)

21 Savage (rapper, recording artist)

Ranveer Singh (actor and NBA Brand Ambassador for India)

Frances Tiafoe (tennis player)

Alex Toussaint (Peloton coach and Puma athlete)

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