The 2011 NBA All Star Game

The 2011 NBA All Star Game was one of the most memorable in recent history. From the amazing players to the incredible dunks, check out our recap of the game.

The game

The 2011 NBA All Star Game was held on February 20, 2011 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles California. The game featured a total of 36 All Stars from around the NBA, and was televised on TNT. The game itself was largely uneventful, with the Eastern Conference All Stars defeating the Western Conference All Stars 148-143. Lebron James of the Miami Heat was named MVP.

The players

The starters for the game were Dwight Howard Kobe Bryant Lebron James Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul The reserves for the Eastern Conference were Derrick Rose Dwyane Wade Amar’e Stoudemire, Al Horford, Joakim Noah, Paul Pierce and Luol Deng. The reserves for the Western Conference were Blake Griffin Kevin Durant LaMarcus Aldridge, Dirk Nowitzki , Andrew Bynum , Marc Gasol , Tim Duncan .

The coaches

The two head coaches for the 2011 NBA All Star Game are Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs and Doc Rivers of the Boston Celtics These two great coaches will be leading their respective teams in what promises to be a spectacular game.

The fans

The fans are the people who come to watch the game and support their team. They are the ones who boo when a player makes a mistake, and they are the ones who cheer when a player makes a great play. They are also the ones who vote for the All Star starters.

The city

The city of Los Angeles was announced as the host city of the 2011 NBA All-Star game on February 18, 2010. This will be the second time that Los Angeles has hosted the game, with the first being in 1972. The game will be held at Staples Center on February 20, 2011.

The halftime show

The halftime show of the 2011 NBA All Star Game was one of the most talked-about moments of the evening. It featured a performance by pop star Justin Bieber who sang his hit song “Baby” while suspended in the air above the court.

Bieber’s performance was widely praised by fans and critics alike, and it helped to make the 2011 NBA All Star Game one of the most watched and talked-about events of the year.

The commercials

The best part of any All Star Game is the commercials. This year was no different, with a slew of hilarious and heartwarming ads to keep viewers entertained during the game. Here are some of our favorites:

Hyundai’s “Sonata Swap” featured a unsuspecting father being given the keys to a brand new Sonata by his son, only to find out that he has been “swapped” into the role of referee for the game. The commercial ended with the father making a controversial call that went against his son’s team.

In Coke Zero’s “Taste It,” two actors played rivals trying to one-up each other in a series of challenges, only to find out that they were actually both taste-testers for Coke Zero. The commercial ends with the two rivals realizing that they actually have a lot in common.

Pepsi’s “Refreshing Returns” featured former NBA players playing a game of H-O-R-S-E, with the winner getting a can of Pepsi. The commercial ended with all of the players getting cans of Pepsi, regardless of who won.

The after-party

The 2011 NBA All Star Game was held in Los Angeles California on February 20, 2011, at Staples Center The game was won by the Western Conference All-Stars, 148-143. Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers was named the Most Valuable Player of the game.

After the game, many of the players and celebrities in attendance went to an after-party at a nightclub called Avalon Hollywood. The party was hosted by Lebron James and Dwyane Wade Some of the other guests included Chris Paul Carmelo Anthony Amar’e Stoudemire, Blake Griffin Kevin Durant Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Snoop Dogg and Justin Bieber.

The ratings

The game had a 2.5 rating on TNT, which was up 8% from last year’s game. The game was the most-watched All-Star Game since 2005, when the game also had a 2.5 rating.

The legacy

The NBA All-Star Game is a yearly event that pits the best players from the Eastern and Western Conferences against each other. It is one of the most watched basketball games of the year and is a highly anticipated event for fans of the sport.

The game has been played every year since 1951, with the exception of 1999 when the game was cancelled due to the league’s lockout. Since its inception, the game has been held in some of the most iconic arenas in basketball, including Madison Square Garden Staples Center, and the Air Canada Centre.

Some of the biggest names in basketball have taken part in the NBA All-Star game, including Michael Jordan Kobe Bryant Lebron James and Kevin Durant The game has also seen some incredible moments, like Magic Johnson’s MVP performance in 1992 and Wilt Chamberlain’s record-setting 42 points in 1963.

The NBA All-Star Game is more than just a basketball game – it’s a celebration of the sport and its biggest stars.