​The WNBA All-Star Game will be held on July 25. This year’s All-Stars have already been revealed, but they had to be drafted into two teams, a process that took place on Wednesday afternoon.Rather than having a player lead the teams as in years past or keeping it conference-vs.-conference, two honorary GMs were appointed for each team.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCynthia Cooper will head one team, while Teresa Weatherspoon will head the other, with each GM making selections for their respective teams.All told, there were 22 players who were in the pool as All-Stars, with 10 marked as starters and the other 12 as reserves.Here is how the teams stack up after the draft.Starters:Reserves:Starters:Olivia Miles, Minnesota LynxAliyah Boston, Indiana FeverReserves:Courtney Williams, Minnesota LynxNneka Ogumike, Los Angeles SparksThe WNBA All-Star Draft worked from a competitive standpoint as several teammates will now be forced to play against each other.Bueckers and Clark were assigned to their respective teams via a coin toss as the top two vote-getters, but Cooper and Weatherspoon made the other picks.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThere was also an opportunity to make trades between teams, but each GM declined, solidifying the rosters for the All-Star Game.