This year's NBA All-Star Game is about to start, and since its inception in 1951, the All-Star Game has gone through 70 years of ups and downs, and has also given birth to one great record after another.
MVP
A total of 2 players have won the MVP of the All-Star Game 4 times, tied for the most in history! They were Bob Petit and Kobe Bryant.
Petit was a legendary star of the 1950s-60s, while Bryant won four times, in 2002, 2007, 2009 and 2011, and the MVP trophy was also named after him.
score
The all-time all-Time leading scorer of the All-Star Game is LeBron James, who has scored 389 points so far, and he is also the player who has played the most time in the All-Star Game, playing a total of 473 minutes.
The average scoring king per game is the alphabet brother. Of all the players who made at least three appearances, he averaged 28.8 points per game, the first in All-Star Game history.
The single-game leading scorer, belonging to Anthony Davis, in the 2017 All-Star Game, he exploded 30 points at halftime and scored 52 points.
backboard
The all-Star Game's all-time rebounding champion, which belongs to Chamberlain, has a total of 197 rebounds.
The record for rebounds in the frontcourt belongs to Moses Malone, with 44. The record for rebounds in the backcourt belongs to Duncan, with 98.
In the 1962 All-Star Game, Bob Petit had 27 rebounds, a single-time record, and he averaged 16.2 rebounds per game, also a record.
Assists
The all-Star Game's all-time assist king, paul, has delivered a total of 128 assists so far.
Single assists belonged to Magic Johnson, who had 22 assists in the 1984 All-Star Game, including 13 at halftime.
The record for assists per game is still Paul's, 12.8.
hit
James hit a total of 161 goals in the All-Star Game, the most in history, and he made a total of 310 shots, which is also the most in history.
The record holder for the most goals hit in a single game is Thick Brow, who shot 26 goals in 2017.
Three points
The most three-pointer in All-Star Game history was Harden, with 39.
The record for shooting three-pointers in a single game was set by Paul George in 2016, with nine goals.
Steals
The all-Star Game's all-time steal king is Kobe Bryant, with a total of 38 steals.
The average steal king per game was Rick Barry, who had 3.2 steals, and he made eight steals at the 1975 All-Star Game, the most in a single session.
Triple double
There have been four triple-doubles in all-Star Game history:
Jordan in 1997, 14 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists;
James in 2011, 29 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists;
Wade in 2012, 24 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists;
Durant in 2017, 21 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.