NBA All-Star Game Results
Every NBA All-Star Game since the inaugural 1951 game in Boston — one dedicated page per edition, with a full researched narrative of the game, matching the depth of this site's NBA Finals pages. All 75 completed editions, sourced and cross-checked. The format has changed more than any other competition on this site: East vs. West through 2017, a schoolyard-style captain's draft from 2018, and various mini-tournament formats in the most recent seasons — tracked accurately per year rather than assumed constant. See the full basketball competitions directory for how this fits alongside the NBA and the sport's other competitions.
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
Most recent: 2026 (Inglewood, CA (Intuit Dome)) — USA Stars won 47-21 (over USA Stripes, championship game of a three-team round-robin tournament) (MVP: Anthony Edwards). 75 editions played since 1951; 1999 is the only year with no game, cancelled by the NBA lockout.
2026
Inglewood, CA (Intuit Dome)
USA Stars won 47-21 (over USA Stripes, championship game of a three-team round-robin tournament) — MVP: Anthony Edwards
2025
San Francisco, CA (Chase Center)
Shaq's OGs won 41-25 (over Chuck's Global Stars, tournament championship game, first to 40) — MVP: Stephen Curry
2024
Indianapolis, IN (Gainbridge Fieldhouse)
East won 211-186 — MVP: Damian Lillard
2023
Salt Lake City, UT (Vivint Arena)
Team Giannis won 184-175 — MVP: Jayson Tatum
2022
Cleveland, OH (Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse)
Team LeBron won 163-160 — MVP: Stephen Curry
2021
Atlanta, GA (State Farm Arena)
Team LeBron won 170-150 — MVP: Giannis Antetokounmpo
2020
Chicago, IL (United Center)
Team LeBron won 157-155 — MVP: Kawhi Leonard
2019
Charlotte, NC (Spectrum Center)
Team LeBron won 178-164 — MVP: Kevin Durant
2018
Los Angeles, CA (Staples Center)
Team LeBron won 148-145 — MVP: LeBron James
2017
New Orleans, LA (Smoothie King Center)
West won 192-182 — MVP: Anthony Davis
2016
Toronto, ON (Air Canada Centre)
West won 196-173 — MVP: Russell Westbrook
2015
New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
West won 163-158 — MVP: Russell Westbrook
2014
New Orleans, LA (Smoothie King Center)
East won 163-155 — MVP: Kyrie Irving
2013
Houston, TX (Toyota Center)
West won 143-138 — MVP: Chris Paul
2012
Orlando, FL (Amway Center)
West won 152-149 — MVP: Kevin Durant
2011
Los Angeles, CA (Staples Center)
West won 148-143 — MVP: Kobe Bryant
2010
Arlington, TX (Cowboys Stadium)
East won 141-139 — MVP: Dwyane Wade
2009
Phoenix, AZ (US Airways Center)
West won 146-119 — MVP: Shaquille O'Neal & Kobe Bryant (tie)
2008
New Orleans, LA (New Orleans Arena)
East won 134-128 — MVP: LeBron James
2007
Las Vegas, NV (Thomas & Mack Center)
West won 153-132 — MVP: Kobe Bryant
2006
Houston, TX (Toyota Center)
East won 122-120 — MVP: LeBron James
2005
Denver, CO (Pepsi Center)
East won 125-115 — MVP: Allen Iverson
2004
Los Angeles, CA (Staples Center)
West won 136-132 — MVP: Shaquille O'Neal
2003
Atlanta, GA (Philips Arena)
West won 155-145 (2OT) — MVP: Kevin Garnett
2002
Philadelphia, PA (First Union Center)
West won 135-120 — MVP: Kobe Bryant
2001
Washington, DC (MCI Center)
East won 111-110 — MVP: Allen Iverson
2000
Oakland, CA (Oakland Arena)
West won 137-126 — MVP: Tim Duncan & Shaquille O'Neal (tie)
1998
New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
East won 135-114 — MVP: Michael Jordan
1997
Cleveland, OH (Gund Arena)
East won 132-120 — MVP: Glen Rice
1996
San Antonio, TX (Alamodome)
East won 129-118 — MVP: Michael Jordan
1995
Phoenix, AZ (America West Arena)
West won 139-112 — MVP: Mitch Richmond
1994
Minneapolis, MN (Target Center)
East won 127-118 — MVP: Scottie Pippen
1993
Salt Lake City, UT (Delta Center)
West won 135-132 (OT) — MVP: Karl Malone & John Stockton (tie)
1992
Orlando, FL (Orlando Arena)
West won 153-113 — MVP: Magic Johnson
1991
Charlotte, NC (Charlotte Coliseum)
East won 116-114 — MVP: Charles Barkley
1990
Miami, FL (Miami Arena)
East won 130-113 — MVP: Magic Johnson
1989
Houston, TX (Astrodome)
West won 143-134 — MVP: Karl Malone
1988
Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium)
East won 138-133 — MVP: Michael Jordan
1987
Seattle, WA (Kingdome)
West won 154-149 (OT) — MVP: Tom Chambers
1986
Dallas, TX (Reunion Arena)
East won 139-132 — MVP: Isiah Thomas
1985
Indianapolis, IN (Hoosier Dome)
West won 140-129 — MVP: Ralph Sampson
1984
Denver, CO (McNichols Sports Arena)
East won 154-145 (OT) — MVP: Isiah Thomas
1983
Inglewood, CA (The Forum)
East won 132-123 — MVP: Julius Erving
1982
East Rutherford, NJ (Brendan Byrne Arena)
East won 120-118 — MVP: Larry Bird
1981
Richfield, OH (Coliseum at Richfield)
East won 123-120 — MVP: Tiny Archibald
1980
Landover, MD (Capital Centre)
East won 144-136 (OT) — MVP: George Gervin
1979
Detroit, MI (Pontiac Silverdome)
West won 134-129 — MVP: David Thompson
1978
Atlanta, GA (The Omni)
East won 133-125 — MVP: Randy Smith
1977
Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Arena)
West won 125-124 — MVP: Julius Erving
1976
Philadelphia, PA (The Spectrum)
East won 123-109 — MVP: Dave Bing
1975
Phoenix, AZ (Veterans Memorial Coliseum)
East won 108-102 — MVP: Walt Frazier
1974
Seattle, WA (Seattle Center Coliseum)
West won 134-123 — MVP: Bob Lanier
1973
Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium)
East won 104-84 — MVP: Dave Cowens
1972
Inglewood, CA (The Forum)
West won 112-110 — MVP: Jerry West
1971
San Diego, CA (San Diego Sports Arena)
West won 108-107 — MVP: Lenny Wilkens
1970
Philadelphia, PA (The Spectrum)
East won 142-135 — MVP: Willis Reed
1969
Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Civic Center)
East won 123-112 — MVP: Oscar Robertson
1968
New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
East won 144-124 — MVP: Hal Greer
1967
San Francisco, CA (Cow Palace)
West won 135-120 — MVP: Rick Barry
1966
Cincinnati, OH (Cincinnati Gardens)
East won 137-94 — MVP: Adrian Smith
1965
St. Louis, MO (St. Louis Arena)
East won 124-123 — MVP: Jerry Lucas
1964
Boston, MA (Boston Garden)
East won 111-107 — MVP: Oscar Robertson
1963
Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
East won 115-108 — MVP: Bill Russell
1962
St. Louis, MO (St. Louis Arena)
West won 150-130 — MVP: Bob Pettit
1961
Syracuse, NY (Onondaga County War Memorial Coliseum)
West won 153-131 — MVP: Oscar Robertson
1960
Philadelphia, PA (Convention Hall)
East won 125-115 — MVP: Wilt Chamberlain
1959
Detroit, MI (Olympia Stadium)
West won 124-108 — MVP: Elgin Baylor & Bob Pettit (tie)
1958
St. Louis, MO (Kiel Auditorium)
East won 130-118 — MVP: Bob Pettit
1957
Boston, MA (Boston Garden)
East won 109-97 — MVP: Bob Cousy
1956
Rochester, NY (Rochester War Memorial Coliseum)
West won 108-94 — MVP: Bob Pettit
1955
New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
East won 100-91 — MVP: Bill Sharman
1954
New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
East won 98-93 (OT) — MVP: Bob Cousy
1953
Fort Wayne, IN (Allen County War Memorial Coliseum)
West won 79-75 — MVP: George Mikan
1952
Boston, MA (Boston Garden)
East won 108-91 — MVP: Paul Arizin
1951
Boston, MA (Boston Garden)
East won 111-94 — MVP: Ed Macauley
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