Happy times are always short-lived, and the NBA's 2021-22 All-Star Weekend schedule officially came to an end with a difficult back-and-forth kill from James. Compared to previous All-Star Games, this All-Star Game feels slightly boring. First of all, the dunk contest collapsed, and secondly, today's main game did not give people a bright feeling. Fortunately, there was a schoolboy Curry to save the field, he shot 17 of 30 in today's game, including 16 of 27 three-pointers, and scored a game-high 50 points. Curry broke the all-Star Record of nine three-pointers in a single Game held by Paul George and was just two points away from the single-game record of 52 points held by Thick Brow.
Today's Curry is like a god, the first three quarters of the game of the three-point shot raised his hand, single-handedly bite the score, in the end, Curry was elected as the All-Star MVP. He also became the third-oldest All-Star MVP in history (33 years and 343 days), ahead of O'Neill the Shark and Joe Gang. The reason why today's game is so tasteless is because both sides do not seem to be serious, the smell of gunpowder is not strong, and there is no sense of excitement that you chase me and bite quickly. Both sides were defending with their eyes, but they didn't score any wonderful goals, and they weren't very interesting. Look at the All-Star Games of the late 20th century and the early 21st century.
Jordan's last career All-Star MVP was in the 1997–98 New York All-Star season, and Jordan Sr. (34 years and 356 days) led the Eastern Conference All-Star team to a 135-114 victory over the Western Conference All-Stars. That night Joe helped the owner score 23 points on 10-of-18 shooting to get the same shirt number as him and was elected MVP. In that era of extreme physical confrontation, even in the All-Star game, everyone would not be as playful as a child, like gathering the strongest players in the East and West to play a regular season game.
In the 2008–09 season, O'Neal (36 years and 346 days) competed in the Phoenix All-Star Game and was named MVP along with Bryant. Personally, I think O'Neal's MVP is the most dramatic, as the most dancing fat man in the NBA, O'Neill performed a mechanical dance for the audience before the start of the game, and the program effect was full. The old Sharks played only 10 minutes as a substitute in this All-Star, but he scored 17 points on 8-of-9 shooting, plus 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 block, which is extremely efficient. Whether it's the spirit of entertainment or the performance on the field, O'Neill is impeccable, and I think this MVP O'Neill deserves it.
Overall, the 2021-22 All-Star game was a relative failure, and the main game was sleepy. I hope that the players can learn from their predecessors, although it is an entertaining game, it should not be too relaxed, at least worthy of the audience on the spot and in front of the screen.