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{{Infobox NBA All-Star Game
| name          = 2007 NBA All-Star Game
| image         = 2007 NBA All-Star logo.svg
| visitor       = [[Eastern Conference (NBA)|East]]
| home          = '''[[Western Conference (NBA)|West]]'''
| visitor_total = 132
| home_total    = 153
| visitor_qtr1  = 31
| visitor_qtr2  = 28
| visitor_qtr3  = 29
| visitor_qtr4  = 44
| home_qtr1     = 39
| home_qtr2     = 40
| home_qtr3     = 40
| home_qtr4     = 34
| date          = February 18, 2007
| arena         = [[Thomas & Mack Center]]
| city          = [[Paradise, Nevada|Paradise]]
| referee       = {{unbulleted list
  |#24 Mike Callahan
  |#33 Sean Corbin
  |#13 [[Monty McCutchen]]
  }}
| attendance    = 15,694
| MVP           = [[Kobe Bryant]] (West)
| anthem        = [[Roxanne Potvin]] ([[O Canada|CAN]])<br>[[Danny Gans|Danny Gans & Friends]] ([[The Star-Spangled Banner|USA]])
| halftime      = [[Christina Aguilera]], [[Toni Braxton]], [[Cirque du Soleil]]
| network       = [[NBA on TNT|TNT]]<br>[[NBA on ESPN Radio|ESPN Radio]]
| announcers    = [[Marv Albert]], [[Doug Collins (basketball)|Doug Collins]], and [[Steve Kerr]]<br>[[Kevin Harlan]],  Steve Kerr, [[Reggie Miller]], [[Charles Barkley]], [[Kenny Smith]] and [[Magic Johnson]] (All-Star Saturday Night)<br>[[Dick Stockton]], Reggie Miller and [[John Thompson (basketball)|John Thompson]] (Rookie Challenge)<br>[[Jim Durham]] and [[Jack Ramsay]]
| rating        =
| share         =
| prev_year     = [[2006 NBA All-Star Game|2006]]
| next_year     = [[2008 NBA All-Star Game|2008]]
}}
The '''2007 NBA All-Star Game''' was an [[Exhibition game|exhibition]] [[basketball]] game that was played on February 18, 2007, during the [[National Basketball Association]]'s (NBA) [[2006–07 NBA season|2006–07 season]]. It was the 56th edition of the [[NBA All-Star Game]], and was played at the [[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]]'s [[Thomas & Mack Center]] in [[Paradise, Nevada]]. The [[Western Conference (NBA)|Western Conference]] defeated the [[Eastern Conference (NBA)|Eastern Conference]], 153–132. [[Kobe Bryant]] was named the [[NBA All-Star Game Kobe Bryant Most Valuable Player Award|All-Star Game Most Valuable Player]] (MVP), having recorded 31 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, and 6 steals. It was the first time the All-Star Game was played in a city without an NBA franchise and first to be played on a college campus. The game was nationally televised on [[Turner Network Television|TNT]] in the United States at 9 p.m. ET as part of the ''[[NBA on TNT]]'' coverage.

The Western Conference set All-Star records with 69 field goals and 52 assists. [[Amar'e Stoudemire]] scored 29 points with nine rebounds, and [[Carmelo Anthony]] had 20 points and nine rebounds for the West. [[LeBron James]] led the Eastern Conference with 28 points, six rebounds, and six assists, and [[Dwight Howard]] tallied 20 points and 12 boards. Bryant, previously the MVP of the [[2002 NBA All-Star Game|2002 All-Star Game]], moved from 11th to 10th place on all-time All-star scoring, surpassing [[Magic Johnson]]. [[Dirk Nowitzki]] became the first European born-player to be a starter at the All-Star Game.

As announced on August 5, 2005, the NBA, led by [[Commissioner of the NBA|Commissioner]] [[David Stern]], did not allow wagering on the results of the game in the state of Nevada.<ref name="Nevada_wager_ban">{{cite news|url=https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2005-jun-24-sp-nbarep24-story.html|title=Betting Ban Approved in Bid for 2007 All-Star Game|date=2005-06-24|work=Los Angeles Times|agency=Associated Press |pages=D6|access-date=2008-12-25}}</ref>

== Venues ==
The choice to choose [[Las Vegas Valley|Las Vegas]] as the location was widely regarded as a bid by the city to give it its first major sports franchise. Mayor [[Oscar Goodman]] met with [[David Stern]] to discuss the possibility during the events. On April 5, Goodman sent a letter to the commissioner, requesting a meeting to sort out the matter.<ref>{{cite news|title=Mayor Oscar Goodman's letter to NBA Commissioner David Stern|publisher=NBC|date=2008-02-13 |url=http://www.kvbc.com/Global/story.asp?S=6333516| access-date= 13 August 2007 | archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20070927201401/http://www.kvbc.com/Global/story.asp?S=6333516| archive-date= 27 September 2007| url-status= live}}</ref> All-Star MVP and former teammates [[Kobe Bryant]] and [[Shaquille O'Neal]] welcomed the possibility, amid the gambling.<ref>{{cite news|author=Robin Leach|title=All-Star Wrap Up: Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, David Stern and Mayor Oscar Goodman on the NBA in Vegas|date=2007-08-13|url=http://www.none.vegaspopular.com/2007/02/19/all-star-wrap-up-shaquille-oneal-kobe-bryant-david-stern-on=nba-in-vegas/|access-date=13 August 2007 <!--DASHBot-->|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070927190314/http://www.none.vegaspopular.com/2007/02/19/all-star-wrap-up-shaquille-oneal-kobe-bryant-david-stern-on=nba-in-vegas/|archive-date=27 September 2007|url-status=dead}}</ref>

==All-Star Game==

===Coaches===
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The coach whose team has the best record in its conference is granted the right to coach their team. However, despite this rule, no one is allowed to coach in three consecutive All-Star Games. The [[Dallas Mavericks]]' [[Avery Johnson]], who coached the West last year, fell under this rule so [[Mike D'Antoni]] of the [[Phoenix Suns]] took his place.  The East's coach was [[Eddie Jordan (basketball)|Eddie Jordan]] of the [[Washington Wizards]], as [[Flip Saunders]] was ineligible due to coaching the East last year.

===Players===
[[File:File-2007 NBA All Star Game.jpg|thumb|left|During the 2007 All-Star Game]]
The 2006 All-Star MVP [[LeBron James]] was the top vote-getter, receiving 2,516,049 votes for the [[Eastern Conference (NBA)|Eastern Conference]]'s [[small forward]] position. One player has received more votes in NBA history: Dwight Howard with 3,150,181.<ref>{{cite news|author=Mary Schmitt Boyer|title=He's the people's choice|newspaper=The Plain Dealer|date=2007-02-03|url=http://www.cleveland.com/cavs/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/1169804114140120.xml&coll=2|access-date=6 February 2007 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070828222149/http://www.cleveland.com/cavs/plaindealer/index.ssf?%2Fbase%2Fsports%2F1169804114140120.xml&coll=2|archive-date=28 August 2007|url-status=dead|df=dmy-all}}</ref> Three other players, [[guard (basketball)|guard]]s [[Kobe Bryant]] of the [[Los Angeles Lakers|Lakers]] and [[Dwyane Wade]] of the [[Miami Heat]] and center Yao of the [[Houston Rockets]], received more than two million votes. All three started at their positions in their respective conference—with the exception of Yao Ming due to injury.

In the Western Conference, the race was tight. [[Allen Iverson]], formerly the seven-time East [[point guard]] starter, moved to [[Denver Nuggets|Denver]] from [[Philadelphia 76ers|Philadelphia]], attracting votes from reigning [[National Basketball Association Most Valuable Player Award|NBA MVP]] [[Steve Nash]]. But surprisingly, neither of the two was voted in; both were reserves as swingman [[Tracy McGrady]] came in the back door win.<ref>{{cite news|author = Jonathan Feigen |title=T-Mac edges A.I. to join injured Yao with West| newspaper=Houston Chronicle|date=2007-02-03 |url=http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sports/bk/bkn/4501206.html| access-date= 6 February 2007 <!--DASHBot-->}}</ref> [[Dirk Nowitzki]], another player who analysts predicted that would be starting, was not able to muster enough votes to get over former MVP [[Kevin Garnett]]'s 1,600,000, but was put in by coaches as a reserve and later added to the starting lineup by West coach Mike D'Antoni. [[Tim Duncan]] was also voted in as a forward. [[Carmelo Anthony]], the star small forward for the Nuggets, was not voted in as a starter or reserve, contrary to earlier reports that head coaches from the conference would put him in the lineup despite being involved in [[Knicks–Nuggets brawl|a brawl]], but was allowed as a reserve (because [[Carlos Boozer]] was injured). [[Mehmet Okur]] of the [[Utah Jazz]] and [[Ray Allen]] of the [[Seattle SuperSonics]] were chosen by Stern to replace the injured Nash and Iverson.

[[Gilbert Arenas]] of the East benefited from Iverson's move to the West. In one of the closest races in game history, Arenas gained enough calls to start as the point guard of the East, over the [[New Jersey Nets]]' [[Vince Carter]]. Carter was eventually named as a reserve along with teammate [[Jason Kidd]].<ref>{{cite news|author = Ivan Carter|title=Arenas To Start All-Star Game|newspaper=Washington Post|date=2007-02-03 |url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/01/25/AR2007012501574.html| access-date= 6 February 2007 <!--DASHBot-->}}</ref> In a controversial race, [[Shaquille O'Neal]] was voted in as starting center for the 14th straight time (despite playing only four games up to that point) over young star [[Dwight Howard]]. [[Chris Bosh]] of the [[Toronto Raptors]] was voted by the fans to start, marking the first time a Raptor started since [[Vince Carter]] was the top vote getter in his last season in Toronto.

===Roster===
Appearance denotes the number of times the player been selected to play in the All-Star game, including 2007. [[Jason Kidd]] of the East and [[Carlos Boozer]], [[Steve Nash]], [[Allen Iverson]], and [[Yao Ming]] of the West could not play due to injuries. The game featured seven first time All-Stars.
{{col-begin}}
{{col-2}}
{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Eastern Conference All-Stars'''
|-
! Pos. !! Player !! Team !! Appearance
|-
! colspan="4" | Starters
|-
! G
| [[Gilbert Arenas]] || [[Washington Wizards]] || 3rd
|-
! G
| [[Dwyane Wade]] || [[Miami Heat]] || 3rd
|-
! F
| [[LeBron James]] || [[Cleveland Cavaliers]] || 3rd
|-
! F
| [[Chris Bosh]] || [[Toronto Raptors]] || 2nd
|-
! C
| [[Shaquille O'Neal]] || [[Miami Heat]] || 14th
|-
! colspan="4" | Reserves
|-
! G
| [[Chauncey Billups]] || [[Detroit Pistons]] || 2nd
|-
! F
| [[Caron Butler]] || [[Washington Wizards]] || 1st
|-
! G
| [[Vince Carter]] || [[New Jersey Nets]] || 8th
|-
! G
| [[Richard Hamilton (basketball)|Richard Hamilton]] || [[Detroit Pistons]] || 2nd
|-
! C
| [[Dwight Howard]] || [[Orlando Magic]] || 1st
|-
! G
| [[Joe Johnson (basketball)|Joe Johnson]]{{ref|inj2|2}} || [[Atlanta Hawks]] || 1st
|-
! G
| [[Jason Kidd]]{{ref|inj|1}} || [[New Jersey Nets]] || 8th
|-
! F
| [[Jermaine O'Neal]] || [[Indiana Pacers]] || 6th
|}
{{col-2}}
{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Western Conference All-Stars'''
|-
! Pos. !! Player !! Team !! Appearance
|-
! colspan="4" | Starters
|-
! G
| [[Kobe Bryant]] || [[Los Angeles Lakers]]|| 9th
|-
! G
| [[Tracy McGrady]] || [[Houston Rockets]]|| 7th
|-
! F
| [[Kevin Garnett]] || [[Minnesota Timberwolves]] || 10th
|-
! F
| [[Tim Duncan]] || [[San Antonio Spurs]] || 9th
|-
! C
| [[Yao Ming]]{{ref|inj|1}} || [[Houston Rockets]] || 5th
|-
! colspan="4" | Reserves
|-
|-
! G
| [[Ray Allen]]{{ref|inj2|2}} || [[Seattle SuperSonics]] || 7th
|-
! F
| [[Carmelo Anthony]]{{ref|inj2|2}} || [[Denver Nuggets]] || 1st
|-
! F
| [[Carlos Boozer]]{{ref|inj|1}} || [[Utah Jazz]] || 1st
|-
! F
| [[Josh Howard]]{{ref|inj2|2}} || [[Dallas Mavericks]] || 1st
|-
! G
| [[Allen Iverson]]{{ref|inj|1}} || [[Denver Nuggets]] || 8th
|-
! F
| [[Shawn Marion]] || [[Phoenix Suns]] || 4th
|-
! G
| [[Steve Nash]]{{ref|inj|1}} || [[Phoenix Suns]] || 5th
|-
! F
| [[Dirk Nowitzki]] || [[Dallas Mavericks]] || 6th
|-
! C
| [[Mehmet Okur]]{{ref|inj2|2}} || [[Utah Jazz]] || 1st
|-
! G
| [[Tony Parker]] || [[San Antonio Spurs]] || 2nd
|-
! C
| [[Amar'e Stoudemire]] || [[Phoenix Suns]] || 2nd
|}
{{col-end}}

===Game===
{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=February 18 |time=6:50 p.m. [[Mountain Time Zone|MT]] |place=[[Thomas and Mack Center]], [[Paradise, Nevada]]
|referee=<br>
* #24 Mike Callahan
* #33 Sean Corbin
* #13 [[Monty McCutchen]]
|attendance=15,694
|TV=[[NBA on TNT|TNT]]
|team1=[[Eastern Conference (NBA)|Eastern Conference All-Stars]] |score1=132
|team2='''[[Western Conference (NBA)|Western Conference All-Stars]]''' |score2='''153'''
|Q1=31–39 |Q2=28–40 |Q3=29–40 |Q4=44–34
|points1=[[LeBron James]] 28 |points2=[[Kobe Bryant]] 31
|rebounds1=[[Dwight Howard]] 20 |rebounds2=
|assist1= |assist2=
|report=
}}
{{refbegin}}

{{note|inj|1}}Unable to participate due to injury.  Nowitzki was named to the starting lineup in place of Yao.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.azcentral.com/sports/suns/articles/0216nowitzki0216.html | title=Mavericks' Nowitzki replaces Yao as starter | date=2007-02-16 | access-date=2007-02-16 | author=Paul Coro | work=[[The Arizona Republic]]}}</ref><br>
{{note|inj2|2}}Named to team by commissioner [[David Stern]] as replacement for injured player.
{{refend}}

==All-Star Weekend==

=== T-Mobile Rookie Challenge ===
{{col-begin}}
{{col-2}}
{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Rookies'''
|-
! Pos. !! Player !! Team
|-
! PF/C
| [[Andrea Bargnani]] || [[Toronto Raptors]]
|-
! PG
| [[Jordan Farmar]] || [[Los Angeles Lakers]]
|-
! PG/SG
| [[Randy Foye]] || [[Minnesota Timberwolves]]
|-
! PF/C
| [[Jorge Garbajosa]] || [[Toronto Raptors]]
|-
! SG/SF
| [[Rudy Gay]] || [[Memphis Grizzlies]]
|-
! PF
| [[Paul Millsap]] || [[Utah Jazz]]
|-
! SG/SF
| [[Adam Morrison]] || [[Charlotte Bobcats]]
|-
! PG/SG
| [[Brandon Roy]] || [[Portland Trail Blazers]]
|-
! PG
| [[Marcus Williams (basketball, born 1985)|Marcus Williams]] || [[New Jersey Nets]]
|}
{{col-2}}
{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Sophomores'''
|-
! Pos. !! Player !! Team
|-
! PF/C
| [[Andrew Bogut]] || [[Milwaukee Bucks]]
|-
! C
| [[Andrew Bynum]] || [[Los Angeles Lakers]]
|-
! PG/SG
| [[Monta Ellis]] || [[Golden State Warriors]]
|-
! PG
| [[Raymond Felton]] || [[Charlotte Bobcats]]
|-
! SF
| [[Danny Granger]] || [[Indiana Pacers]]
|-
! SG
| [[Luther Head]] || [[Houston Rockets]]
|-
! PF
| [[David Lee (basketball)|David Lee]] || [[New York Knicks]]
|-
! PG
| [[Chris Paul]] || [[New Orleans Hornets]]
|-
! PG
| [[Deron Williams]] || [[Utah Jazz]]
|}
{{col-end}}

{{basketballbox|bg=#eee |date=February 16 |time=9:00 p.m. [[Mountain Time Zone|MT]] |place=[[Thomas and Mack Center]], [[Paradise, Nevada]]
|referee=<br>
*
*
*
|attendance=
|TV=[[NBA on TNT|TNT]]
|team1=Rookies |score1=114
|team2='''Sophomores''' |score2='''155'''
|H1=48–77 |H2=66–78
|points1=[[Rudy Gay|Gay]]/[[Paul Millsap|Millsap]] 20 |points2=[[David Lee (basketball)|David Lee]] 30
|rebounds1= |rebounds2=
|assist1= |assist2=
|report=
}}

[[David Lee (basketball)|David Lee]] hit all 14 of his field-goal attempts for a game-high 30 points as the Sophomore beat the Rookies for the fifth consecutive year, 155–114. Lee, who added 11 rebounds and four assists, took home MVP of the 2007 Rookie Challenge.

[[Chris Paul]] notched novice-game records of 17 assists and nine steals to go with 16 points. [[Monta Ellis]] was the beneficiary of many of Paul's assists, as he had 5 [[alley-oop]] dunks in a 3:25 span, en route to scoring 28 points. [[Rudy Gay]] and [[Paul Millsap]] paced the Rookie squad with 22 points apiece.

This game set a number of records for the Rookie Challenge:
* Highest scoring half: 78 points (Sophomores 2nd Half)
* Chris Paul's 17 assist and nine steals

The coaches of the game were Mike O'Koren (Assistant coach of the [[Washington Wizards]]) for the Rookie Team, and [[Marc Iavaroni]] (Assistant coach of the [[Phoenix Suns]]) for the Sophomore team.

=== Foot Locker Three-Point Shootout ===
{{See also|NBA All-Star Weekend}}

{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Contestants'''
|-
! Pos. !! Player !! Team
|-
! PG
| [[Gilbert Arenas]] || [[Washington Wizards]]
|-
! SG
| [[Damon Jones]] || [[Cleveland Cavaliers]]
|-
! SF
| '''[[Jason Kapono]]''' || '''[[Miami Heat]]'''
|-
! SG
| [[Mike Miller (basketball, born 1980)|Mike Miller]] || [[Memphis Grizzlies]]
|-
! PF
| [[Dirk Nowitzki]] || [[Dallas Mavericks]]
|-
! PG
| [[Jason Terry]] || [[Dallas Mavericks]]
|}

Jason Kapono tied [[Mark Price]]'s final-round record with 24 points and outlasted Gilbert Arenas on his way to the 2007 Foot Locker Three-Point Shootout title. Arenas notched a first-round high of 23 points and had 17 in the finals. Defending champion Dirk Nowitzki had 20 in round one and nine in the finals, and Kapono narrowly made the finals with a first-round score of 19. Mike Miller (18), Damon Jones (15) and Jason Terry (10) were eliminated early.

=== Slam Dunk Contest ===
The [[Sprite (soft drink)|Sprite]] [[NBA Slam Dunk Contest|Slam Dunk Contest]] was a memorable one. Dwight Howard jumped up and dunked while posting a sticker of him laughing, on the backboard. Eventually, Gerald Green and Nate Robinson went to the final round. Robinson looked unimpressive with his first dunk, and Green looked as bad as Robinson. However, Robinson had to do his second dunk after the limited two-minute period, and scored below 40. Green finished it off by getting a perfect score after jumping over a table.  The judging panel included an impressive list of former champions who are considered some of the greatest dunkers in NBA history: [[Michael Jordan]], [[Dominique Wilkins]], [[Julius Erving]], [[Kobe Bryant]] and [[Vince Carter]].<ref>{{cite news|author = NBA |title=Competitors Set for Sprite Slam Dunk at NBA All-Star Saturday Night Presented by EA Sports|date=2007-02-05 |url=http://www.nba.com/allstar2007/news/sprite_samdunk_070205.html| access-date= 6 February 2007 | archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20070208081739/http://www.nba.com/allstar2007/news/sprite_samdunk_070205.html| archive-date= 8 February 2007| url-status= live}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Contestants'''
! Pos. !! Player !! Team !! Ht. !! Wt.
|-
! SG
| '''[[Gerald Green]]''' || '''[[Boston Celtics]]''' ||'''6–8''' || '''200'''
|-
! C
| [[Dwight Howard]] || [[Orlando Magic]] || 6–11 || 265
|-
! PG
| [[Nate Robinson]] || [[New York Knicks]] || 5–9 || 180
|-
! PF
| [[Tyrus Thomas]] || [[Chicago Bulls]] || 6–9 || 215
|}

=== PlayStation Skills Challenge ===

{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Contestants'''
|-
! Pos. !! Player !! Team
|-
! SG
| [[Kobe Bryant]] || [[Los Angeles Lakers]]
|-
! SF
| [[LeBron James]] || [[Cleveland Cavaliers]]
|-
! PG
| [[Steve Nash]]{{ref|inj|1}} || [[Phoenix Suns]]
|-
! PG
| [[Chris Paul]]{{ref|inj|2}} || [[New Orleans Hornets]]
|-
! SG
| '''[[Dwyane Wade]]''' || '''[[Miami Heat]]'''
|}
{{refbegin}}
{{note|inj|1}}Unable to participate due to injury.<br>
{{note|inj2|2}}Named as replacement for injured player.
{{refend}}

==== Result ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="text-align:center" Colspan=6|Round 1
|- style="vertical-align:center"
!Name
!Chest Pass
!Bounce Pass
!Jump Shot
!Outlet Pass
!Time
|-
!LeBron James
|1
|1
|2
|2
|35.4
|-
!Chris Paul
|3
|1
|2
|3
|39.6
|-
!'''Kobe Bryant'''
|1
|1
|1
|1
|29.8
|-
!'''Dwyane Wade'''
|2
|1
|1
|1
|31.3
|-
!style="text-align:center" Colspan=6|Round 2
|- style="vertical-align:center"
!Name
!Chest Pass
!Bounce Pass
!Jump Shot
!Outlet Pass
!Time
|-
!'''Dwyane Wade'''
|1
|1
|1
|1
|26.4
|-
!Kobe Bryant
|5
|2
|1
|1
|45.8
|}

Dwyane Wade won his second straight Skills Challenge.

=== Haier Shooting Stars Competition ===

The San Antonio team tried to be the first team to win back-to-back titles. Team Chicago (48.8) and Team Detroit (1:06) advanced to final round. Due to Ben Gordon shooting out of order before Candice Dupree, Detroit won by default.

{| class="wikitable"
|+'''Contestants'''
|-ghfghfghfhfg
! colspan="3" | Chicago
|-
| [[Ben Gordon (basketball)|Ben Gordon]] || [[Chicago Bulls]]
|-
| [[Candice Dupree]] || [[Chicago Sky]]
|-
| [[Scottie Pippen]] || Chicago Bulls (retired)
|-
! colspan="3" | Detroit
|-
| [[Chauncey Billups]] || [[Detroit Pistons]]
|-
| [[Swin Cash]] || [[Detroit Shock]]
|-
| [[Bill Laimbeer]] || Detroit Pistons (retired)
|-
! colspan="3" | Los Angeles
|-
| [[Smush Parker]] || [[Los Angeles Lakers]]
|-
| [[Temeka Johnson]] || [[Los Angeles Sparks]]
|-
| [[Michael Cooper]] || Los Angeles Lakers (retired)
|-
! colspan="3" | San Antonio
|-
| [[Tony Parker]] || [[San Antonio Spurs]]
|-
| [[Kendra Wecker]] || [[San Antonio Silver Stars]]
|-
| [[George Gervin]] || San Antonio Spurs (retired)
|}

==Schedule==
* February 15–19: NBA Jam Session
* Friday, February 16: NBA All-Star Celebrity Game
* Friday, February 16: 2007 [[Rookie Challenge]]
* Saturday, February 17: 1st Annual [[D-League]] All-Star Game
* Saturday, February 17: NBA All-Star Saturday (Slam Dunk Contest, Three-Point Shootout, Shooting Stars Competition, Skills Challenge)
* Sunday, February 18:  56th Annual NBA All-Star Game

==References==
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==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20130424081046/http://www.nba.com/allstar2007/ NBA.com: All-Star 2007]
*{{YouTube|fvmghHqo9W0|Video highlights of the 2007 NBA All-Star Game}}
*{{YouTube|SBKm3pUc1k8|Video highlights of the 2007 NBA All-Star Saturday Night}}

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