#NBA All-Star Game

The NBA All-Star Game is fundamentally broken. The game, which has always been played at a level well below that of a typical NBA game, has reached a new low in recent years and many star players believe it can’t be fixed. Draymond Green is not one of those players. Green, the oft-outspoken

NBA commissioner Adam Silver may not have liked it. Anthony Edwards might think the NBA All-Star Game is broken beyond repair. Stephen A. Smith thinks the league should just do away with the game. “I’m of this mindset right now. They need to do away with All-Star Weekend. Just get rid of it,”

A lot of people weren’t very happy with how the 2024 NBA All-Star Game played out, including, by the looks on his face, NBA commissioner Adam Silver. Counted among those were were upset by how the NBA All-Star Game, and the weekend in general, went is Stephen A. Smith, who says the NBA should just

The NBA has done what it can to give players incentive to care about the All-Star Game, but it firmly failed in that quest based on what we were treated to this year—and it may be a hopeless cause based on what Anthony Edwards had to say after it wrapped up. The NBA All-Star Game has a history

The term “ankle-breaking crossover” is usually used as a figure of speech on the basketball court, but Stephen A. Smith may have literally befell that fate after ending up in the hospital courtesy of Micah Parsons. The NBA All-Star Game will be played in Indianapolis on Sunday to wrap up a long