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Kevin Garnett 12

Allen Iverson 2

LeBron James 20

Dwayne Wade 18

Dwight-Howard 13

Ray Allen 8

Paul Pierce 18

Rashad Lewis 8

Joe Johnson 0

Mo-Williams 12

Devin Harris 6

Danny Granger 2

Kobe Bryant 27

Tim Duncan 6

Yao Ming 2 Amare Stoudemire 19

Chris Paul 14

Shaquille-O'Neal 17

Chauncey-Billups 5

Dirk Nowitzki 8

Pau Gasol 14

Tony Parker 14

David West 6

Brandon-Roy 14

Name Score.

Devin Wade 18

Allen Iverson 2

LeBron James 20

Kevin Garnett 12

Dwight-Howard 13

Paul Pierce 18

Maurice-Williams 12

Rashad Lewis 8

Ray Allen 8

Devin Harris 6

Danny Granger 2

Joe Johnson 0

Chris Bosh does not play.

Jamal Nelson does not play.

Western Stars scores.

Kobe Bryant 27

Chris Paul 14

Amar Stedmayer 19

Tim Duncan 6

Yao Ming Center 2

Shaquille-O'Neal 17

Brandon-Roy 14

Tony Parker 14

Pau Gasol 14

Dirk Nowitzki 8

David West 6

Chauncey-Billups 5

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Bryant 23 points.

O'Neill 16 points.

Yao Ming 2 points. James 10+ (I forgot the specifics).

The all-star record for most points scored: 52 points.

The record for the highest All-Star single-game score is 52 points, which was obtained by Brother Davis in the 2017 All-Star, but this year, the main reason why Thick Eyebrow was not selected as an All-Star is due to injuries and too many games, otherwise he can compete for the starting lineup.

The All-Star single-game rebounding record is 27, which was set by Petit in the 1962 All-Star Game, which may not seem high, but it has been maintained for 61 years, and the main reason is that this stage is used for scoring performances, not as good as Qi Hao is grabbing rebounds.

The All-Star single-game assist record is 22, which was sent by the Magic in the 1984 All-Star, and now more and more of them are attacking with the ball, and the playing time is relatively scattered, and it is not easy to send 20+ assists.

The all-star highest steals in a single game was eight, set by Rick Barry in 1975. The highest block record is 8, which was set by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1980, and the current All-Star generally doesn't take defense seriously, except for a few players like Brother Alphabet who will also take steals and blocks seriously.

NBA All-Star Game

The NBA All Star Game (NBA All Star Game) was first held by the National Basketball Association on March 2, 1951, and has evolved into an annual exhibition game where NBA stars gather. Each year, two teams are made up of the best players from the two regions of the East and West, and a match is held to decide the winner. After evolution, the contemporary All-Star Game has evolved into an "All-Star Weekend," a seven-day event.

Eastern Stars:

Jason Kidd 11

Jamal Mashburn 10

Michael Jordan 20

Allen Iverson 35

Antoine Walker 6

Jermaine O'Neal 10

Zaid Runas-Ilgoskas 0

Ben Wallace 2

Tracy McGrady 29

Vince Carter 9

Paul Pierce 8

Brad-Miller 5

Western Stars:

Gary Payton 8

Shaquille-O'Neal 19

Kevin Garnett 37

Stephen Marbury 4

Steve Nash 2

Kobe Bryant 22

Peja Stojakovic 5

Tim Duncan 19

Dirk Nowitzki 9

Steve Francis 20

Sean Marion 8

Yao Ming 2

On February 6, 2015, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the list of All-Star Weekend three-point contests.

Full list of entries:

Kyle Korver (Atlanta Eagles).

Klay Thompson (Golden State Warriors).

Redick (Los Angeles Clippers).

Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers).

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors).

Wesley Matthews (Portland Trail Blazers).

James Harden (Houston Rockets).

Marco Belinelli (San Antonio Spurs).

Contest Rules. The winner is the one with the highest score in one minute.

There are a total of 5 shooting points, each shooting point has 5 balls, of which 4 are regular balls, which are counted as one point, and 1 flower ball is counted as two points, and the participating players can designate one of the points 5 are all flower balls.

The tournament is divided into two rounds, with each player having one chance in each round, with the top three players in the first round advancing to the finals.

The rules of the second round are the same as those of the first round, and if there is a tie in the finals, an extra match will be required until the final ranking is determined.

Match results. The three-point contest staged a classic matchup, and Curry hit 13 consecutive shots in the final, shooting 27 points, becoming the new three-point king. At the same time, the 27 points also broke the record of Craig Hodges of the Bulls in 1986 and Jason Capono of the Raptors in 2008 - 25 points (25 points were set in a total of 30 points, and after the three-point reform, four flower balls were added, the total score became 34 points, and Curry's winning record of 27 points was the highest in the history of the game).

Round Player Score Remarks: Preliminary Klay Thompson 24 points Advance to the finals Stephen Curry 23 points.

Kyrie Irving 23 points.

Wesley Matthews 22 points eliminated.

Kyle Korver 18 points.

Marco Belinelli 18 points.

Redick 17 points.

James Harden 15 points.

Finals Stephen Curry 27 points Champion Kyrie Irving 17 points Knockout Klay Thompson 14 points.

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Curry reached the finals with a score of 27 points in the preliminaries and won the championship with a score of 30 points in the finals.

Stephen Curry of the Warriors.

Western starters: Yao Ming (Houston Rockets).

Duncan (San Antonio Spurs).

Stoudemire (Phoenix Suns), Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers), Chris Paul (New Orleans Hornets).

West subs: O'Neal (Phoenix Suns).

Gasol (Los Angeles Lakers).

Nowitzki (Dallas Mavericks), Parker (San Antonio Spurs), David West (New Orleans Hornets), Billups (Denver Nuggets), Roy (Portland Trail Blazers).

Western Conference Coach: Phil Jackson (Los Angeles Lakers).

Eastern Conference Coach: Mike Brown (Cleveland Cavaliers)

Eastern starters: Howard (Orlando Nappe Magic).

Garnett (Boston Celtics).

James (Cleveland Cavaliers).

Wade (Miami Heat).

Iverson (Detroit Pistons).

Eastern subs: Devin Harris (New Jersey Nets).

Danny Granger (Indiana Pacers).

Ray Allen (Boston Celtics).

Paul Pearce (Boston Celtics).

Rashad Lewis (Orlando Magic).

Joe Johnson (Atlanta Hawks).

Chris Bosh (Toronto Raptors).