NBA All-Star appearances are great. All-Star starting nods are even better. Which players have started the All-Star Game the most?

LeBron, Kobe, and Shaq are among the NBA players with the most NBA All-Star Game appearances. Check out other top performers now.

Today in Sports, January 24 - David Duval shoots a 59 to match what is then the best round in PGA Tour history

1954 — For the first time in NBA All-Star history, an overtime period is needed. Boston’s Bob Cousy scores 10 points in the overtime to give the East a 98-93 victory and Cousy the MVP honors. 1958 — Bob Pettit of St. Louis becomes the first member of ...

1959 — In the NBA All-Star game in Detroit, St. Louis’ Bob Pettit and Elgin Baylor of Minneapolis become the first co-winners of the MVP award, leading the West to a 124-108 victory. 1979 — Willie Mays is named on 409 of 432 ballots and elected to ...

In the NBA's rich history, many players with strong cases for All-Star selection have been overlooked. Today, we delve into identifying the most significant All-Star snubs ever. Using our Global Rating metric,

Brown is most known for being banned by the NCAA and NBA for his involvement in a point-shaving scandal. Due to the ban, he ended up in the ABA, making four All-Star teams and winning three championships with the Pacers. He was such a great player that Pacers legend Reggie Miller once called Brown "the greatest player to never play in the NBA."

The Lakers delivered their best victory of the season with a rout of the defending NBA champion Boston Celtics.

Today in Sports, January 24 - David Duval shoots a 59 to match what is then the best round in PGA Tour history

NBA commissioner Adam Silver made waves on Wednesday when he said in an interview on the Dan Patrick Show that he was in favor of the league shortening the game from 48 to 40 minutes.

And finally there are the 76ers, whom most NBA fans outside Philadelphia had probably forgotten about by now. They've actually won four games in a row despite still not having Joel Embiid ...

A new rumor suggests former Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers may have a path back into the NBA if he wants it. “Bob Myers helped Washington with the football team. He was on the advisory ...