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NBA All-Star Weekend Features New Tournament Format Amid Controversies

The NBA All-Star Weekend introduces a new tournament format and faces controversy over team disqualification and performance, highlighting fresh talent and unique matchups.

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  1. Warriors' Draymond Green Calls Out NBA For New All-Star Game Format

    The veteran does have a point and the NBA could see some backlash for this concern.

    Warriors' Draymond Green Calls Out NBA For New All-Star Game Format

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  2. NBA All-Star weekend live: Mac McClung jumps over car, makes history in slam dunk contest

    Despite the NBA’s best efforts over the last decade to juice up its All-Star Game to a vague level of competitiveness and credibility, it’s hard to see the league’s newest gimmick generating significantly different results this weekend than the Elam Ending or having LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo drafting the teams.

    NBA All-Star weekend live: Mac McClung jumps over car, makes history in slam dunk contest

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  3. NBA All-Star Draymond Green says games are 'boring,' have 'no substance'

    Even though Green is on the same team as Stephen Curry, who is arguably the architect of this new brand of basketball, he isn't fond of how the game is played today.

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  4. NBA's big weekend tips off with new look for 74th annual All-Star game

    The 74th All-Star game has a new format, which comes on the heels of declining ratings and fan interest.

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The NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco features a new tournament format with four teams, designed to revive excitement in the exhibition. Significant events include the Skills Challenge, 3-point contest, and slam dunk contest, showcasing stars like Steph Curry, Damian Lillard, and rookie sensation Victor Wembanyama, whose unconventional methods led to his team's disqualification in the Skills Challenge. Mac McClung made history with a three-peat in the dunk contest, while Tyler Herro edged out Buddy Hield in the 3-point contest. The weekend's format changes aim to address declining viewer interest and reinvigorate the All-Star Game's appeal.


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