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The NBA All-Star game is a legendary NBA All-Star Weekend event that the entire world looks forward to. The all star game gives NBA players a chance to throw away the team concept and go ahead and show off with no remorse. Of course, some stars are more used to already doing that than others. The NBA All-Star Game is a great show, and with little defense and plenty of fast breaks, there's plenty of scoring and fun. Below is NBA All-Star Game history, with past all-star game winners and NBA all-star game MVP award winners.

YEAR	RESULT	LOCATION	MVP (TEAM)
2003	West 155, East 145 2OT	Atlanta	Kevin Garnett (Minnesota)
2002	West 135, East 120	Philadelphia	Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles)
2001	East 111, West 110	Washington, D.C.	Allen Iverson (Philadelphia)
2000	West 137, East 126	Oakland	Shaquille O'Neal (Los Angeles) Tim Duncan (San Antonio)
1999	No game (due to lockout)
1998	East 135, West 114	New York	Michael Jordan (Chicago)
1997	East 132, West 120	Cleveland	Glen Rice (Charlotte)
1996	East 129, West 118	San Antonio	Michael Jordan (Chicago)
1995	West 139, East 112	Phoenix	Mitch Richmond (Sacramento)
1994	East 127, West 118	Minneapolis	Scottie Pippen (Chicago)
1993	West 135, East 132 (OT)	Salt Lake City	Karl Malone (Utah) John Stockton (Utah)
1992	West 153, East 113	Orlando	Magic Johnson (L.A. Lakers)
1991	East 116, West 114	Charlotte	Charles Barkley (Philadelphia)
1990	East 130, West 113	Miami	Magic Johnson (L.A. Lakers)
1989	West 143, East 134	Houston	Karl Malone (Utah)
1988	East 138, West 133	Chicago	Michael Jordan (Chicago)
1987	West 154, East 149 (OT)	Seattle	Tom Chambers (Seattle)
1986	East 139, West 132	Dallas	Isiah Thomas (Detroit)
1985	West 140, East 129	Indianapolis	Ralph Sampson (Houston)
1984	East 139, West 132	Dallas	Isiah Thomas (Detroit)
1983	East 132, West 123	Los Angeles	Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
1982	East 120, West 118	New Jersey	Larry Bird (Boston)
1981	East 123, West 120	Cleveland	Nate Archibald (Boston)
1980	East 144, West 135 (OT)	Landover, Md.	George Gervin (San Antonio)
1979	West 134, East 129	Detroit	David Thompson (Denver)
1978	East 133, West 125	Atlanta	Randy Smith (Buffalo)
1977	West 125, East 124	Milwaukee	Julius Erving (Philadelphia)
1976	East 123, West 109	Philadelphia	Dave Bing (Washington)
1975	East 108, West 102	Phoenix	Walt Frazier (New York)
1974	West 134, East 123	Seattle	Bob Lanier (Detroit)
1973	East 104, West 84	Chicago	Dave Cowens (Boston)
1972	West 112, East 110	Los Angeles	Jerry West (Los Angeles)
1971	West 108, East 107	Seattle	Lenny Wilkens (Seattle)
1970	East 142, West 135	Philadelphia	Willis Reed (New York)
1969	East 123, West 112	Baltimore	Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
1968	East 144, West 124	New York	Hal Greer (Philadelphia)
1967	West 135, East 120	San Francisco	Rick Barry (San Francisco)
1966	East 137, West 94	Cincinnati	Adrian Smith (Cincinnati)
1965	East 124, West 123	St. Louis	Jerry Lucas (Cincinnati)
1964	East 111, West 107	Boston	Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
1963	East 115, West 108	Los Angeles	Bill Russell (Boston)
1962	West 150, East 130	St. Louis	Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
1961	West 153, East 131	Syracuse	Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)
1960	East 125, West 115	Philadelphia	Wilt Chamberlain (Philadelphia)
1959	West 124, East 108	Detroit	Elgin Baylor (Minneapolis) Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
1958	East 130, West 118	St. Louis	Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
1957	East 109, West 97	Boston	Bob Cousy (Boston)
1956	West 108, East 94	Rochester	Bob Pettit (St. Louis)
1955	East 100, West 91	New York	Bill Sharman (Boston)
1954	East 98, West 93 (OT)	New York	Bob Cousy (Boston)
1953	West 79, East 75	Fort Wayne, Ind.	George Mikan (Minneapolis)
1952	East 108, West 91	Boston	Paul Arizin (Philadelphia)
1951	East 111, West 94	Boston	Ed McCauley (Boston)