| 0 |
Points scored by Joe Johnson, the only player not to score in the game. Johnson missed all four shots he took and turned the ball over five times. |
| 0 |
Number of alley-oop dunks Chris Paul has had in his NBA career. |
| 1 |
Number of alley-oop dunks Paul had in the 2009 All-Star Game. |
| 1 |
Number of celebrities sitting courtside who were wearing a top hat (Spike Lee). |
| 1 |
Number of players in the All-Star Game with their last name on the front of their jersey. |
| 2 |
Number of All-Stars who attended Wake Forest (Paul and Tim Duncan), the only college represented by more than one player this year. |
| 2 |
Assists from Kobe Bryant to Shaquille O'Neal. |
| 3 |
Different numbers Allen Iverson has worn in the All-Star Game. He wore No. 1 for the first time Sunday and had previously worn No. 3 and No. 6 (in Philadelphia in 2002 to honor Julius Erving). |
| 6 |
Consecutive years the West has been the home team in the All-Star Game. It will be seven next year in Dallas. The East was last the home team in Atlanta in 2003. |
| 6 |
Numbers worn by two different players in the game (1, 2, 3, 7, 9 and 34). Paul and Dwyane Wade, who both wear No. 3, were the leading same-number duo with a combined 32 points. |
| 7 |
Eastern Conference All-Stars who have played for a team in the Western Conference. Two West All-Stars have played in the East. |
| 9 |
All-Stars who wore arm sleeves, six from the East and three from the West. The no-sleeves outscored the sleeves, 163-102. |
| 11 |
Minutes played by Shaquille O'Neal, co-MVP. |
| 14 |
Assists by Paul. No other player had more than five. |
| 19 |
Consecutive points scored by the West in the first quarter, turning a 12-point deficit into a seven-point lead. |
| 21 |
Points the West outscored the East by during the 7:52 Johnson and Devin Harris played in the first half. |
| 23 |
All-Star Games won by the West. They trail the all-time series 35-23. |
| 23.4 |
Career All-Star scoring average for LeBron James (117 points in five games), the all-time leader. |
| 27 |
Points scored by co-MVP Bryant, 27 more than he scored in last year's game. |
| 34 |
Three-pointers attempted by the East (four players attempted five or more). The West attempted 14 (eight by Bryant). |
| 41 |
Total points scored by the two Los Angeles Lakers (Bryant and Pau Gasol), the most by any set of teammates. |
| 76 |
Length in seconds of O'Neal's intro dance with the JabbaWockeeZ. Anybody else wonder what must have been going through Phil Jackson's mind as he watched that? |
| 95.5 |
Combined free throw percentage (21-for-22) for the two teams in the first half. They shot 44.4 percent (8-for-18) in the second half. |
| 96 |
Points in the paint for the West. The East had 58. |
| 207 |
Career All-Star points by Bryant, 55 behind Michael Jordan, the all-time leader in total All-Star points. Bryant takes over as the active all-time leader, passing O'Neal, who now has 202. |
| 443 |
Games remaining the 2008-09 regular season. |
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