NBA All Star Weekend 2007

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    NBA All-Star Weekend Schedule

    All times Eastern

    Friday February 16th, 2007


    7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
    McDonald's NBA All-Star Celebrity Game presented by 2K Sports
    Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
    (South Convention Center)

    9 p.m. - 11 p.m.
    T-Mobile Rookie Challenge and Youth Jam
    Last year, Philadelphia's Andre Iguodala notched 24 of his game-high 30 points in the second half as the Sophomores topped the Rookies 106-96 in the 2006 T-Mobile Rookie Challenge in Houston.
    Thomas & Mack Center

    Saturday February 17th, 2007

    2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
    2007 NBA All-Star East Practice presented by Toyota
    Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino (South Convention Center)

    3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
    2007 NBA All-Star West Practice presented by Toyota
    Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino (South Convention Center)

    5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
    D-League All-Star Game
    Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino (South Convention Center)

    7:00 p.m.
    The Game's Most Spectacular Dunks: NBA Posterized! - TNT

    8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
    NBA All-Star Saturday Night presented by EA SPORTS:
    • Sprite Slam Dunk
    • PlayStation Skills Challenge
    • Foot Locker Three-Point Shootout
    • Haier Shooting Stars
    Thomas & Mack Center

    Sunday February 18th, 2007

    8:00 p.m.
    56th NBA All-Star Game
    Trailing by 21, the East rode the hot shooting of LeBron James to a 122-120 victory over the West in the 2006 NBA All-Star Game at the Toyota Center in Houston.
    Thomas & Mack Center
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    NBA.com: Sonics’ Allen and Jazz’s Okur Named as Replacements in NBA All-Star Game

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    Good for Memo... he deserves to be there and IMO should be getting the most props as a former Piston whose skills we miss the most other than all the love thrown at Ben and Darko.
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    Way to go Okur.

    Stern must really like him.
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    Memo not only has the numbers, he also has hit as many clutch shots this year as anyone in the association. Congrats to Memo!
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    My predictions:

    3 point competition - Dirk
    Slamdunk competiton - Nate the Great
    Skills competition - D.Wade
    Rookie game - Sophs - MVP - Chris Paul
    All-Star Game - East - MVP - Agent Zero
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    Joe Johnson is all-star worthy for sure.
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    For sure. Joe Johnson deserves to be there.
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    More so than Vinsanity or Kidd who were underacheivers on the Nets who are only 4 games better than the Hawks who only have one supa star in Johnson.


    Wonder who else will drop out before the actual game on Sunday?
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    Sure looks like a lot of stars are backing out for health reasons.

    I don't blame them, but if you back out, you should not be listed as an All-Star. It's kinda a hoax if there are 6 or 7 extra All-Stars due to inury. Undermines the entire process.
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    In some ways it makes it more legit though. There are always guys that get voted in based on past years' performance. The next 6 in line are probably more deserving right now.

    Also, those old shoe-ins are the ones most likely to pull out with a pseudo injury.
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    I would almost think that they would make far more money just having the regular weekend games, especially in post-football season.

    Guess you have to have an all-star game. Comes with the territory.

    The only event I bother to watch is the 3-pt competition.
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    True Hoop: Saturday Morning All-Star Randomness

    Apparently the All Star game in Vegas is not a family affair. So much for David Stern's attempts to profile the league towards middle America.
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    Damn. I hope Chauncey brought his earplugs and sleeping mask. I don't want him to get too tired.
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    Detroit win the shooting challenge!!!

    Ben Gordon screwed up and disqualified Chicago in the Final.

    Man, oh man was it nice to see Bill Laimbeer taking his classic 3 pointers.

    The dude is so competitive. The other retired players had their woes but Lambs was all game face.

    Good job Detroit!
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    I was watching two things back and forth. Were they booing DET when they won?
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    I was away from the TV. Sorry, didn't see.
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    Yes, they were booing Detroit because they won. It is not Detroit's fault Ben Gordon can't follow directions and got his team disqualified.:nerd2:

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