Nba all-star game

• ORLANDO - Dwyane Wades hard foul on Kobe Bryant drew blood in the third quarter, a moment that represented the first sign of life - and defense - at Sundays All Star Game.
(New York Daily News)
• ORLANDO, Fla. — Kobe Bryant took Michael Jordans record, then nearly lost the game to LeBron James. Bryant and the best of the West held off a furious East comeback, winning 152-149 in the NBA All-Star game on Sunday night.
(NJ.com)
• The best All-Star game of the four professional sports certainly lived up to the hype. In a game that featured the most points ever in a non-OT All-Star affair, the Western Conference held off a late charge from the East to secure a152-149 victory.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• ORLANDO -- As well as he played, LeBron James left the NBA All-Star Game Sunday night haunted by his one bad -- and final -- pass.
(CBS Sports)
• The NBA All-Star Game could use Pete Rose. Rose barreled into catcher Ray Fosse to win baseballs 1970 All-Star game. Pete would self-combust at the half Globetrotters/half trampoline dunk act that the All-Stars display until the closing minutes.
(Daily Oklahoman)
• Orlando, Fla. • It's been nearly two decades since Salt Lake City received the NBA's white-hot spotlight during the league's annual All-Star Game and flashy three-day weekend.
(Salt Lake Tribune)
• Get used to seeing Kevin Durant hoist that sweet, see-through MVP trophy over his head. The Durantula dropped 36 points in Sundays All-Star Game, taking home the MVP in just his third appearance in the game.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• ORLANDO – Its a play Dwyane Wade and LeBron James have executed dozens of times during their tenure as teammates. Wade has been on the receiving end of several outlet passes that resulted in an easy layup or spectacular slam dunk.
(Sun Sentinel)
• A day-long deluge scrubbed the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway for the first time in its history just hours before the NBA All-Star Game started at the Amway Center in downtown Orlando.
(Orlando Sentinel)
• ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 26 (UPI) -- Kevin Durant scored 36 points and Kobe Bryant added 27 Sunday, helping the Western Conference hold off the East 152-149 in the 2012 NBA All-Star Game.
(United Press International)