Bosh, Wilkins, Cash Win Third Straight Shooting Stars Competition This All-Star Weekend
Chris Bosh, Dominique Wilkins and Swin Cash won their third straight shooting stars competition to kick off All-Star Saturday night at the Barclays Center.
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Chris Bosh, Dominique Wilkins and Swin Cash won their third straight shooting stars competition to kick off All-Star Saturday night at the Barclays Center.
The NBA All-Star game is tomorrow night, but for many fans, the real action is tonight with various skills competitions and the slam-dunk competition.
Sir'Dominic Pointer matched his career-high with 24 points and St. John's held on to beat Xavier 78-70 on Saturday.
Little League phenom Mo'ne Davis was so impressive on a basketball court she momentarily silenced trash-talking "Wedding Ringer" star Kevin Hart.
Some of the dunks were impressive — all four contestants in Saturday's slam dunk contest were in Friday's game — but the play was spotty.
The NBA has a hard time getting its most spectacular players to compete in the Slam Dunk Contest. Mason Plumlee doesn't care. He's just looking forward to bringing the people to their feet.
Carmelo Anthony doesn't appreciate people questioning his desire to play in the NBA All-Star Game this weekend at Madison Square Garden.
There's a certain irony to having the NBA All-Star game in New York City. For more years than we New Yorkers care to admit, both NYC and MSG have been basketball mausoleums, places where hoop dreams go to die.
After years of performing only in warm-weather cities in the South and West, the midseason spectacle has come back to the bitterly cold Big Apple.
Marian Hossa scored his seventh goal in four games, and the Chicago Blackhawks rallied for a 3-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Friday night.
Knicks owner James Dolan may be hoping that everyone thinking about All-Star Weekend will shift attention away from his heated email exchange with a fan.
The Yankees are ready to give disgraced slugger Alex Rodriguez the run of the big ballpark in the Bronx for his "I'm sorry" press conference to the world.
The Islanders find themselves atop the Metropolitan Division and right on the periphery of the Eastern Conference stratosphere.
Knicks star Carmelo Anthony says he'd like to play in Sunday's All-Star Game, even if it's just short enough for a hi-how-ya-doing to the home crowd. But the optics aren't good.
Jets fans, turn away. The rest of you can keep reading.
