NBA All-Star Game

Published on February 15, 2010 by Technology Slice

The NBA is home to the greatest basketball players that the world has to offer. Every year the NBA picks the best of the best to play in an exhibition game known as the NBA All Star game. The 2010 NBA All Star Game Start Time is scheduled for 8:20 PM ET live from Dallas, Texas. They hype it up, advertise it, and have a lot of fanfare surrounding it. While every minute of the game is not necessarily riveting, the game as a whole is always sure to provide us with plenty of memorable moments. You can also bet on the 2010 NBA All Star Game online at Bookmaker.com and enjoy a special bonus to wager on the big game Sunday night.

There will be a lot of alley-oops and a lot of breakaway dunks Sunday night. You should also expect no one to be in a defensive stance for the first three quarters of the game. Lebron will make some great passes and score a lot of points. Dwayne Wade will show off his dizzying array of ball-handling skills. Dwight Howard will grab rebounds and then dunk some more. Then once the third quarter is over, the real game will begin. So if you like the highlight reel, be there from the opening tip. Then if you like to see the best players in the world playing for keeps, be there when the 4th quarter is beginning.

Expect Kevin Durant, in his first All Star game appearance to put on a great performance. The West is going to be hurting for scorers with three of their best players missing and Durant can provide plenty of that. With distributors like Steve Nash and Jason Kidd on the floor there is no telling how many points he might score. The East will be the most talented team on the court, but it will still come down to the wire. Expect a really entertaining display of basketball skills on Sunday night.

 

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