In the ongoing search for the right NBA All-Star format, one idea has picked up momentum in recent years: the U.S. on one side, the world on the other side.
Some players liked the new NBA All-Star Game format. Some didn’t. Some seemed ambivalent. It was entertaining and had moments when things turned competitive.
It was the debut of the new All-Star mini-tournament format: four teams, three games, first to 40 points wins.
With 5-year-old Chase Center under the spotlight during NBA All-Star Weekend, many eyes are also on the women’s game.
The Miami Heat’s Tyler Herro edged out the Golden State Warriors’ Buddy Hield to win the 3-point contest at the NBA All-Star Saturday Night.
When Chicago Bulls rookie Matas Buzelis makes his debut Saturday in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest during All-Star weekend in San Francisco, the pressure will be a little different.
Congratulations, Team C. You’ve won the Rising Stars competition. Your reward? A trip to the All-Star Game on Sunday night.
Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan, who won two NCAA titles at Florida, was among the finalists announced Friday by the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame for enshrinement as part of the class of 2025.
LeBron James’ first All-Star Game was in 2005 and he hasn’t missed one since, meaning Sunday’s All-Star event will be his 21st.
The Chicago Bulls again had a rough time shooting 3-pointers against the Detroit Pistons, making nine of 41 after going 10 for 47 on Tuesday.