If you’re interested in seeing NBA’s best players in action, then the NBA All Star Game is where you want to be. The 2010 NBA All Star Game takes place at the brand new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, just a short drive from Dallas. This incredibly popular game is always action packed and tickets can be hard to find – so you'll want to nail yours down soon! Let Coast to Coast assist you with 2010 NBA All-Star Game and All-Star Weekend tickets and tickets to any of the dozens of sports and entertainment events Dallas has to offer!
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| NBA All Star Rookie Game |
American Airlines Center
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February 12, 2010
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| NBA All Star Game | Cowboys Stadium Dallas, TX |
February 14, 2010
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As North American all-star spectacles go, the National Basketball Association's All-Star Game is the flashiest and most action-packed of them all. Unlike the NFL's Pro Bowl, which wandered aimlessly and was almost discontinued until it landed in Honolulu, basketball's version of showing off has been a hit since its inception in Boston in 1951.
While Major League Baseball had been in the AllStar business since 1933, it did not take long for the NBA to make a hit of the concept of East vs. West in an all-out star spectacular. Over the years, the gradual inclusion of more and more exciting peripheral events has turned the NBA All-Star Game into an All-Star Weekend.
We owe this traditional midseason classic to the brainstorming of Haskell Cohen, a publicist for the NBA. At the beginning of the 1950s, the NBA was a struggling concept, with high franchise turnover and an increasing tendency to place teams in such smaller cities as Sheboygan, Wisconsin and Waterloo, Iowa. On top of that, there was a brewing scandal involving college basketball players. The NBA needed a profile boost.
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