
The Coaches for each squad was as follows:
Eastern All-Stars: rh0xxy (Philadelphia)
Western All-Stars: bt (Sacramento)
- The pace was set to max and no player was set in the DC to have more than 28min.
- All other settings were up to the coaches to decide ahead of the game.
- The Golden State Warriors represent the Western All Stars on the road and the host Boston Celtics represents the Eastern All Stars.
RESULTS
Last season, the Western Conference All Stars avenged themselves with a dominant 136-120 win over the East. While they looked to continue that momentum, the Eastern Conference All Stars came out on top this season with a 113-109 win. While it wasn't the highest scoring affair, it was a very competitive game that saw lead changes and a big comeback by the East.
The Western Conference All Stars came out hot in the first quarter of the game, scoring 37 points. Their size up front with Cockburn, Fernando, and Zion was really proving to be difficult for the East who had Luka Doncic up front. This continued throughout the game as the West outscored the East 68-44 in the paint. After the first quarter, the West had a 13 point lead.
After quarters two and three, the West still maintained a 13 point lead to start the fourth quarter. This is where the momentum shifted though, and we saw one of the most dominating 4th quarter performances in recent history. Donovan Mitchell decided to take the game over, scoring at will. He ultimately finished the content with 34 points on 15-22 shooting. In fact, he was the only player in the game to score more than 14 points.
After winning the Player of the Game Award, Mitchell addressed the crowd about his performance:
"I just felt good out there you know. Last year they got us, and I only played a handful of minutes. Being voted a starter this year gave me that confidence that I'm one of the best players in the league and I think I showed that again today."
Once again, congratulations to all the All Stars and especially the Eastern Conference All Stars for winning the game!



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