By: Rob Bishop

Back again, and the NBA All Star Game adopted a new end-game format, utilizing the increasingly-popular Elam Ending. All told, the decision was a massive success, with the game boasting something incredibly rare for an All-Star exhibition of any sport: late-game intensity. With the game-winning point sum known throughout the final quarter, both teams were invested in the game, and ultimately Team LeBron came . . .

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