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TheNational Basketball Association(NBA) is the pre-eminent men'sprofessional basketball league in North America, and is widely considered to be the premier men'sprofessional basketball league in the world. It has thirty franchised member clubs (29 in the United States and 1 in Canada), and is an active member ofUSA Basketball (USAB), which is recognized byFIBA(also known as the International Basketball Federation) as thenational governing body for basketball in the United States. The NBA is one of the fourmajor North American professional sports leaugues. NBA players are the world's best paid sportsmen, by average annual salary per player.

TheNational Basketball Association(NBA) is the pre-eminent men'sprofessional basketballleague in North America, and is widely considered to be the premier men'sprofessional basketballleague in the world. It has thirty franchised member clubs (29 in the United States and 1 in Canada), and is an active member ofUSA Basketball(USAB), which is recognized byFIBA(also known as the International Basketball Federation) as thenational governing bodyfor basketball in the United States. The NBA is one of the fourmajor North American professional sports leagues. NBA players are the world's best paid sportsmen, by average annual salary per player.

The league was founded inNew York City on June 6, 1946, as theBasketball Association of America(BAA).The league adopted the name National Basketball Association on August 3 1949, after absorbing the rivalNational Basketball League (NBL).

The league's several international as well as individual team offices are directed out of its head offices located in theOlympic Tower at 645Fifth Avenue in New York City.NBA Entertainment and NBA TV studios are directed out of offices located inSecaucus, New Jersey.

DivisionTeamCity, RegionArenaFoundedJoinedEastern ConferenceAtlanticBoston CelticsBoston,MATD Garden1946Brooklyn NetsBrooklyn,New York City,NYBarclays Center1967*1976New York KnicksManhattanNew York City,NYMadison Square Garden1946Philadelphia 76ersPhiladelphia,PAWells Fargo Center1946*1949Toronto RaptorsToronto,ONAir Canada Centre1995CentralChicago BullsChicago,ILUnited Center1966Cleveland CavaliersCleveland,OHQuicken Loans Arena1970Detroit PistonsAuburn Hills,MIThe Palace of Auburn Hills1941*1948Indiana PacersIndianapolis,INBankers Life Fieldhouse19671976Milwaukee BucksMilwaukee,WIBMO Harris Bradley Center1968SoutheastAtlanta HawksAtlanta,GAPhilips Arena1946*1949Charlotte BobcatsCharlotte,NCTime Warner Cable Arena2004Miami HeatMiami,FLAmerican Airlines Arena1988Orlando MagicOrlando,FLAmway Center1989Washington WizardsWashington D..Verizon Center1961*Western ConferenceDenver NuggetsDenver,COPepsi Center19671976Minnesota TimberwolvesMinneapolisMNTarget Center1989Oklahoma City ThunderOklahoma City,OKChesapeake Energy Arena1967*Portland Trail BlazersPortlandORModa Center1970Utah JazzSalt Lake City,UTEnergySolutions Arena1974*Golden State WarriorsOakland,CAOracle Arena1946*Los Angeles ClippersLos Angeles,CAStaples Center1970*Los Angeles LakersLos Angeles,CAStaples Center1947*1948Phoenix SunsPhoenix,AZUS Airways Center1968Sacramento KingsSacramento,CASleep Train Arena1923*1948SouthwestDallas MavericksDallas,TXAmerican Airlines Center1980Houston RocketsHouston,TXToyota Center1967*Memphis GrizzliesMemphis,TNFedExForum1995*New Orleans PelicansNew Orleans,LASmoothie King Center1988*San Antonio SpursSan Antonio,TXAT&T Center1967*1976

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NBA All-Star Weekend Celebrity Game: First held in 2004, the game features retired NBA players, WNBA players, actors, musicians, and athletes from sports other than basketball.Rising Stars Challenge : From 1995 until 1999, the event was called the "Rookie Game," and composed entirely of first-year players. From 2000 through 2011, the game, renamed the "Rookie Challenge", featured a team of first-year players ('Rookies') against a team of second-year players ('Sophomores'). The 2012 game debuted a new name, the "Rising Stars Challenge", and a new format. While the game continues to feature first- and second-year players, the participants are now assigned to teams in a "fantasy draft" by two honorary captains Charles Barkley andShaquille O'Neal in 2012 and 2013,Grant Hill andChris Webberin 2014).

D-League Dream Factory Friday Night: First held in 2008, the events includes aslam dunk contest, a three-point shootout and a H-O-R-S-E competition. These events were modeled after the NBA All-Star Saturday Night events

Saturday 2D-League All-Star Game: First held in 2007, this game features the best players from theNBA Development League (D-League). The First winner was the East by a score of 114-100. The D-League All-Star game was not held in the same arena as all the other All-Star Saturday activities. Instead, it was held on NBA Jam Session's practice court.Slam Dunk Contest :This competition showcases the creativity and athletic ability of some of the league's youngest bestdunkers. The specific rules of the contest are decided each year, but the competition is always judged subjectively. After each dunk, or attempted dunk, competitors are awarded a mark out of 10 from five judges, giving a possible high score of 50. The usual rules of 'traveling' and double dribbling do not apply.Three-Point Shootout: The league's best three point shooters shoot five basketballs from five different spots around the three-point line. Each shot is worth one point except the last ball of each rack (informally called 'money balls'), which is worth two points. The highest score available in one round is 30 points. The shooters have one minute to shoot the basketballs.Skills Challenge: Making its debut in 2003, the Skills Challenge pits selected players in a timed obstacle course of dribbling, shooting and passing. Agility, quickness and accuracy all come into playShooting Stars Competition: A retired NBA player, a current NBA player and aWNBAplayer compete together in a shooting competition.

Starting with the2013 event, points will be awarded to the conference winner in each of the four events. The total score will determine the champion

of All-Star Saturday Night.

Sunday (3)

The NBA All-Star Game

Notes:Most field goals made in a game36 by Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia Warriors (vs. New York Knicks) on March 2, 1962

Most points in a game100 by Wilt Chamberlain,Philadelphia Warriors (vs.New York Knicks) on March 2, 1962

Most 3-point field goals made in a game12 byKobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers (vs. Seattle SuperSonics) on January 7, 2003 (12/18)

Most free throws made in a game28 by Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia Warriors (vs. New York Knicks) on March 2, 1962 (28/32)28 byAdrian Dantley,Utah Jazz(vs. Houston Rockets) on January 4, 1984 (28/29)

Most rebounds in a game55 by Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia Warriors (vs. Boston Celtics) on November 24, 1960

Most games88 by Walt Bellamy, 196869

Most minutes per game48.53 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162

Most minutes3,882 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162 Highest scoring average50.4 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162Most points4,029 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162Most 50-point games45 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162Most 40-point games63 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162Most field goals made1,597 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162Most field goals attempted3,159 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162Highest field goal percentage72.7% by Wilt Chamberlain, 197273Most free throws made840 by Jerry West, 196566Most free throws attempted1,363 by Wilt Chamberlain, 196162

CareerMost games1,611 by Robert ParishMost consecutive games1,192 by A.C. GreenMost minutes per game45.8 by Wilt ChamberlainMost minutes57,446 by Kareem Abdul-JabbarHighest points per game average30.12 by Michael JordanMost points38,387 by Kareem Abdul-JabbarMost consecutive seasons leading league in points7by Wilt Chamberlain(195960196566)and Michael Jordan (198687199293)Most 60+ point games32 by Wilt ChamberlainMost 50+ point games118 by Wilt ChamberlainMost 40+ point games271 by Wilt ChamberlainMost 30+ point games562 by Michael Jordan

Wilt ChamberlainBorn August 21, 1936 Philadelphia,PennsylvaniaDied October 12, 1999(aged63)Bel Air,CaliforniaNationality AmericanListed height 7ft 1in (216cm)Listed weight 275lb (125kg)Career informationHigh school Overbrook(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)College Kansas(19561958)NBA draft 1959/ Pick:TerritorialSelected by thePhiladelphia WarriorsPro playing career 19591973As player:19581959 Harlem Globetrotters19591965 Philadelphia / San Francisco Warriors19651968 Philadelphia 76ers19681973 Los Angeles LakersAs coach:19731974 San Diego Conquistadors(ABA)

Career statisticsPoints 31,419 (30.1 ppg)Rebounds 23,924 (22.9 rpg)Assists 4,643 (4.4 apg)Career historyCareer highlights and awards2NBA champion(1967,1972)NBA Finals MVP(1972)4NBA Most Valuable Player(1960,19661968)13NBA All-Star (19601969,19711973)NBA All-Star Game MVP(1960)7All-NBA First Team(19601962,1964, 19661968)3All-NBA Second Team(1963, 1965,1972)2NBA All-Defensive First Team(19721973)NBA Rookie of the Year(1960)7NBA scoring champion(19601966)NBA assists leader(1968)11NBA rebounding champion(19601963, 19661969,19711973)Philadelphia / San Francisco / Golden State Warriors all-time leading scorerNBA all-time leading rebounderNBA 35th Anniversary TeamNBA 50th Anniversary TeamNo. 13retired by Los Angeles LakersNo. 13retired by Golden State WarriorsNo. 13retired by Philadelphia 76ersNCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player(1957)2 consensus first teamAll-American(19571958)

Kareem Abdul-JabbarBorn April 16, 1947(age66) New York CityNationality AmericanListed height 7ft 2in (218cm)Listed weight 225lb (102kg)

Career informationHigh school Power Memorial (Manhattan,New York)College UCLA(19661969)NBA draft 1969/ Round: 1 / Pick:1stoverallSelected by theMilwaukee BucksPro playing career 19691989Career history 19691975 Milwaukee Bucks19751989 Los Angeles LakersCareer highlights and awards6NBA champion(1971,1980,1982,1985,19871988)2NBA Finals MVP(1971,1985)6NBA Most Valuable Player(1971,1972,1974,1976,1977,1980)19NBA All-Star(19701977,19791989)10All-NBA First Team(19711974,19761977,19801981,1984,1986)5All-NBA Second Team(1970,19781979,1983,1985)5NBA All-Defensive First Team(19741975,19791981)6NBA All-Defensive Second Team(19701971,19761978,1984)NBA Rookie of the Year(1970)NBA All-Rookie Team(1970)2NBA scoring champion(19711972)4NBA blocks leader(19751976,19791980)NBA rebounding champion(1976)Milwaukee Bucks all-time leading scorerNBA all-time leading scorerNo. 33retired by Milwaukee BucksNo. 33retired by Los Angeles LakersNBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time Team3NCAA champion(19671969)3NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player(19671969)3National college player of the year(19671969)3 Consensus first teamAll-American(19671969)

Larry BirdBorn December 7, 1956(age57)West Baden, IndianaNationality AmericanListed height 6ft 9in (206cm)Listed weight 220lb (100kg)Career informationHigh school Springs Valley (French Lick, Indiana)College Indiana State(19761979)NBA draft 1978/ Round: 1 / Pick: 6th overallSelected by theBoston CelticsPro playing career 19791992Career historyAs player: 19791992 Boston CelticsAs coach: 19972000 Indiana PacersAs coach: NBA All-Star Game head coach(1998)NBA Coach of the Year(1998)

As player:3NBA champion(1981,1984,1986)2NBA Finals MVP(1984,1986)3NBA Most Valuable Player(19841986)12NBA All-Star(19801988,19901992)NBA All-Star Game MVP(1982)9All-NBA First Team(19801988)All-NBA Second Team(1990)3NBA All-Defensive Second Team(19821984)NBA Rookie of the Year(1980)NBA All-Rookie First Team(1980)3Three-point Shootout champion(19861988)2504090 club(1987-1988)AP Athlete of the Year(1986)No. 33retired by Boston CelticsNBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time TeamCollege national player of the year(1979)2MVC Player of the Year(19781979)2 Consensus first teamAll-American(19781979)

Patrick EwingBorn August 5, 1962(age51)Kingston,JamaicaNationality American / JamaicanListed height 7ft 0in (213cm)Listed weight 240lb (109kg)Career informationHigh school Cambridge Rindge and Latin(Cambridge, Massachusetts)College Georgetown(19811985)NBA draft 1985/ Round: 1 / Pick:1stoverallSelected by theNew York KnicksPro playing career 19852002Position CenterNumber 33, 6Coaching career 2002present

Career NBA statisticsPoints 24,815 (21.0 ppg) Rebounds 11,617 (9.8 rpg)Blocks 2,894 (2.4 bpg)Career historyAs player:19852000 New York Knicks20002001 Seattle SuperSonics20012002 Orlando MagicAs coach: 20022003 Washington Wizard(assistant) 20032006 Houston Rockets(assistant)20072012 Orlando Magic(assistant)2013present Charlotte Bobcats(assistant)Career highlights and awards11NBA All-Star(1986,19881997)All-NBA First Team(1990)6All-NBA Second Team(19881989,19911993,1997)3NBA All-Defensive Second Team(19881989,1992)NBA Rookie of the Year(1986)NBA All-Rookie First Team(1986)New York Knicks all-time leading scorerNo. 33retired by the New York KnicksNCAA champion(1984)NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player(1984)College national player of the year(1985)3 Consensus first teamAll-American(19831985)2Big East Conference Player of the Year(198485)

Magic JohnsonBorn August 14, 1959(age54)Lansing, MichiganNationality AmericanListed height 6ft 9in (206cm)Listed weight 220lb (100kg) Career informationHigh school Everett (Lansing, Michigan)College Michigan State(19771979)NBA draft 1979/ Round: 1 / Pick:1stoverall Selected by theLos Angeles LakersPro playing career 19791991, 1996 Career historyAs player: 19791991,1996 Los Angeles LakersAs coach: 1994 Los Angeles Lakers

Career highlights and awards5NBA champion(1980,1982,1985,19871988)3NBA Finals MVP(1980,1982,1987)3NBA Most Valuable Player(1987,19891990)12NBA All-Star(1980,19821992)2NBA All-Star Game MVP(1990,1992)9All-NBA First Team(19831991)All-NBA Second Team(1982)NBA All-Rookie First Team(1980)4NBA assists leader(19831984,19861987)2NBA steals leader(19811982)J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award(1992)NBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time TeamNo. 32retired by Los Angeles LakersNCAA champion(1979)NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player(1979)Consensus first teamAll-American(1979)

Michael JordanBorn February 17, 1963(age51) Brooklyn,New YorkNationality AmericanListed height 6ft 6in (198cm)Listed weight 216lb (98kg)Career informationHigh school Emsley A. Laney (Wilmington, North Carolina)College North Carolina(19811984) NBA draft 1984/ Round: 1 / Pick: 3rd overall Selected by theChicago BullsPro playing career 19842003Career history19841993,19951998 Chicago Bulls20012003 Washington Wizards

Career statisticsPoints 32,292 (30.1 ppg)Rebounds 6,672 (6.2 rpg)Assists 5,633 (5.3 apg)Career highlights and awards6NBA champion(19911993,19961998)6NBA Finals MVP(19911993,19961998)5NBA Most Valuable Player(1988,19911992,1996,1998)14NBA All-Star(19851993,19961998,20022003)3NBA All-Star Game MVP(1988,1996,1998)10All-NBA First Team(19871993,19961998)All-NBA Second Team(1985)NBA Defensive Player of the Year(1988)9NBA All-Defensive First Team(19881993,19961998)NBA Rookie of the Year(1985)NBA All-Rookie First Team(1985)10NBA scoring champion(19871993,19961998)3NBA steals champion(1988,1990,1993)2NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion(19871988)3xAP Athlete of the Year(1991,1992,1993)2xUSA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year(198384)Chicago Bulls all-time leading scorerNo. 23retired by Chicago BullsNBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time TeamNCAA champion(1982)Consensus National Player of the Year(1984)2 Consensus first teamAll-American(19831984)ACC Player of the Year(1984)No. 23retired by North Carolina

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