NBA All-Star Game 2018
It’s February, which means it’t time for the NBA All-Star Game. With roots dating back to the Boston Garden in 1951, this exhibition game is the feature event of NBA All-Star Weekend which starts this Friday.
Get Pumped for All-Star Weekend
The three day event features everything you love about basketball. Staring Friday, the court will host your favorite NBA and WNBA players, musicians, actors and the next generation of NBA legends.
Tune in on Friday for the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game and Rising Stars Challenge. On Saturday, you can catch the Slam Dunk Contest and Three Point Contest as well as the Skills Challenge. Of course, you won’t want to miss the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday.
NBA All-Star Game
Featuring the best of the best from the Eastern Conference and Western Conference, the All-Star Game lineup is impressive to say the least.
The Lineup
Team Stephen
Coach: Mike D’Antoni, Houston Rockets
Starting Lineup
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Reserves
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Team LeBron
Coach: Dwane Casey, Toronto Raptors
Starting Lineup
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Reserves
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Playing for a Cause
You can bet it will be one competitive game as teams will play for a charity of their choice. This year, Steph Curry has chosen Brotherhood Crusade and LeBron James has selected After-School All-Stars Los Angeles as their community-based organizations. Regardless of the final score, both organizations will be winners with the winning team donating $350,000 and the losing team donating $150,000.
Join Team Take Out The Trash
Visit LetsTakeOutTheTrash.com and tell us which team you are most excited to see represented in this years NBA All-Star Game. Share your NBA All-Star Weekend highlights on Facebook and Instagram using #takeoutthetrash to show your support for the hard working American’s who “take out the trash” everyday.