What was the first all star game that you watched??

[Lebron23]

Mine is the 1997 nba all star game


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ4vwwisDAo Glen Rice won the all star MVP, and Michael Jordan had a triple double.

[Mask the Embiid]

The one where iverson and Marbury took over and brought the east back(01 I believe). But one day like 20 years ago they were showing a random all star game from like the 80’s where some dude from the mavs hit 2 clutch free throws or maybe three to tie or win the game.

So yeah I’m sure I seen the 2 best all star games of all time. I didn’t know who was gonna win that all star game replay from the 80s so it was new to me and that was before I googled everything for results to save time.

[Xiao Yao You]

probably 81

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qkm0xkkP2bw

[SouBeachTalents]

Mine is the 1997 nba all star game


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ4vwwisDAo Glen Rice won the Finals MVP, and Michael Jordan had a triple double.
No he didn't.

[Lebron23]

No he didn't.

I meant all star mvp

[kawhileonard2]

Mine is the 1997 nba all star game


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ4vwwisDAo Glen Rice won the all star MVP, and Michael Jordan had a triple double.

1968

[Airupthere]

I vividly remembered my first all star game that I watch. The 96 nba all star game. I dont have the jerseys today. Mayb I will bought it when I visit the USA this year. I will wear it with my Lebron Witness.

Grant Hill played in that game. One of my favorites player. Grant Hill was played in Detroit Pistons and won roty with Kidd. He was a SF with many points.

[Airupthere]

No he didn't.

I sawed it on Facebook. Rice won finals mvp.

[Phoenix]

1990, but the first one that I remember was 92 when Magic came out of retirement,and that ending with the 3s and going mano a mano with Isiah and MJ:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lr1alYEIZ4c

[Spurs m8]

The one where iverson and Marbury took over and brought the east back(01 I believe). But one day like 20 years ago they were showing a random all star game from like the 80’s where some dude from the mavs hit 2 clutch free throws or maybe three to tie or win the game.

So yeah I’m sure I seen the 2 best all star games of all time. I didn’t know who was gonna win that all star game replay from the 80s so it was new to me and that was before I googled everything for results to save time.

YouTube clips don't count.

Yours was 2019

[Manny98]

2013 was my first all star weekend, started getting into the NBA during the 2012 playoffs

Takes me back to when this happened, been a Kyrie fan ever since


https://youtu.be/BBuIjU4nKVY

[2much_knowledge]

1999

[ArbitraryWater]

1990, but the first one that I remember was 92 when Magic came out of retirement,and that ending with the 3s and going mano a mano with Isiah and MJ:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lr1alYEIZ4c


haha Magic is a G, damn

[SaltyMeatballs]

2010

I didn't start religiously watching the NBA until 2009

[Jasper]

never been to a all-star game .

probably first one I saw on TV was around 1971-72

[pandiani17]

1999

Stop trolling:roll:

[pandiani17]

The one where iverson and Marbury took over and brought the east back(01 I believe). But one day like 20 years ago they were showing a random all star game from like the 80’s where some dude from the mavs hit 2 clutch free throws or maybe three to tie or win the game.

So yeah I’m sure I seen the 2 best all star games of all time. I didn’t know who was gonna win that all star game replay from the 80s so it was new to me and that was before I googled everything for results to save time.

The 2001 was the first one I watched also. I thought these games were competitive like that every year. Man, was I dellusional...

[Phoenix]

The 2001 was the first one I watched also. I thought these games were competitive like that every year. Man, was I dellusional...

That was back when you still had a 'my conference is better than yours' dynamic.

Great thing about the 2001 game was the west was loaded with prime/peak versions of Shaq, Duncan, Garnett, Kobe, Webber, Kidd etc. They were major favorites and the east pulled it out at the end with Kobe and Maybury trading baskets with Iverson playing a major role throughout. They've long since drained *that* level of competitiveness away.

[Round Mound]

1992 with Magic winning MVP.