Dwight nails trey | D-Will's power dunk | LeBron with reverse | Bosh's nice pass | Inside Trax Wade's highlights | Postgame: Wade | Inside the NBA: Top All-Star Weekend moment The best from Sunday's All-Star Game: Block | Steal | Dunk | Assist | Play Saturday's Top 10 plays | Highlights: Slam Dunk Contest | 3-Point Contest | H.O.R.S.E. Friday's Top 10 plays | Highlights: Rookie-Sophomore Challenge | Celebrity Game Mr. Robinson's neighborhood as Nate becomes first three-time Slam Dunk champ | Event page Pierce atones for 2002 performance by beating Curry to win Three-Point Contest | Event page Nash wins Skills Challenge | Durant repeats in H.O.R.S.E. | Dirk leads Texas to Shooting Stars win
Shouldn't big guys have their own All-Star skills contest? That (and more) are changes some would like to see in the future.
Aside from a frantic weekend of events, it was the fans' dedication that made the 2010 All-Star Game the history-maker it was.
From its announcement to Sunday, Mark Cuban's vision steered the 2010 All-Star Game into the sports history books.
Whether it's at American Airlines Center for the 2006 Finals or Cowboys Stadium and the 2010 All-Star Game, Dwyane Wade always seems to deliver in Dallas.
TNT Overtime: 'McLovin' finally makes it to Dallas Recap
We'd love to flee Texas with nothing but wonderful memories of yet another fabulous All-Star Weekend in the memory banks, but the stain of another disappointing slam dunk competition won't allow it.
| Feb.14 (ET) | . | All-Star Broadcast Schedule |
| 11 AM ET | NBA TV | NBA Legends Brunch |
| 4 PM ET | NBA TV | The Beat |
| 4:30 PM ET | NBA TV | All-Access with Ahmad |
| 6 PM ET | NBA TV | NBA GameTime: All-Star Pregame Show |
| 7 PM ET | TNT | All-Star Tip-Off |
| 8 PM ET | TNT | 2010 All-Star Game |
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