The stock prices of companies like GameStop and AMC may be soaring right now, but the Indiana Pacers are betting that the stock of big man Myles Turner will soar even higher.

With the NBA and NBA Players Association in discussions about possibly holding an All-Star Game in March, players have already launched their bids to play in the game on social media, with their teams also helping them.

The Pacers’ social media team, inspired by the GameStop fiasco that saw a Reddit group exponentially increase the company’s stock, gave Turner a similar treatment to encourage their fans to vote for the 24-year-old into his first All-Star Game.

In the tweet, the Pacers referenced the subreddit r/wallstreetbets that caused the increase in the GameStop stock, while referring to their fanbase as r/pavers and photoshopping the Texas product into a man wearing a suit while standing behind a graphic filled with stock market numbers.

While fellow big man Domantas Sabonis also has a strong case to be named to his second All-Star Game, Turner has also been impressive for the Pacers, which have won back-to-back games. Indiana currently has an 11-7 record, good for third place in the Eastern Conference despite the departure of two-time All-Star Victor Oladipo, who was traded to the Houston Rockets as part of the James Harden four-team blockbuster deal.

Turner has played in all 16 of the Pacers’ games so far, putting up averages of 14.1 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 1.3 steals, and an NBA-leading 4.2 blocks per game. There’s still some time to go before the participants in the game are announced, and the Pacers are betting that Turner’s stock will continue to rise as he looks to become a first-time All-Star.