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Tom Orsborn: Michael Malone said he cast a vote for DeRozan as an All-Star reserve: “He’s one of the tougher covers in the NBA and he does it without shooting the 3-point shot….I think people around the league probably view him the same way. He is a hell of a basketball player.”

5 months ago – via Twitter tom_orsborn

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Alex Kennedy: According to Nielsen numbers, the NBA All-Star Game drew an Under-50 audience that was +5% larger than the Grammys’ Under-50 audience (3.78M viewers for the NBA All-Star Game vs. 3.61M viewers for the Grammys).

6 months ago – via Twitter AlexKennedyNBA

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Kyle Neubeck: Harris asked about the All Star snub for first time after the break. Mentions Philly fans giving him approval this year is probably best sign he should have been one this year. “These are the same fans that would have escorted me out of my house last year.”

6 months ago – via Twitter KyleNeubeck

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Storyline: All-Star Selections

Ian Begley: Immanuel Quickley, in part, on not making Rising Stars game: “Yeah I definitely feel like I could have been selected. But it’s not ever a reason to (stop) working hard or continue to come with energy every day & be positive for your teammates…Just use it as a motivating factor”

6 months ago – via Twitter IanBegley

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Storyline: All-Star Contests

Lillard also gave praise to the league itself for putting together a relatively good event given the circumstances. “I think the actual basketball side of it was pretty smooth. Obviously, it wasn’t the typical All-Star Weekend, but it had to be done, and we got it done. We showed up and did what we needed to do. It was a good time.”

6 months ago – via Ron Gutterman @ Lakers Nation

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The 2021 NBA All-Star festivities saw Chris Paul of the Phoenix Suns rocking a custom jacket that paid tribute to all 107 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

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6 months ago – via Trace William Cowen @ complex.com

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NBA All-Star Game pulls strong TV rating

Chris Haynes: Nielsen: NBA All-Star game was most-viewed program among people 18-34, TNT was most-viewed network in primetime on Sunday among those under 49 (TNT: 2.84M – CBS: 2.55M), and the game had a larger audience under 45 (3.26M) than the Harry/Meghan interview with Oprah on CBS (3.01M).

6 months ago – via Twitter ChrisBHaynes

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