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NBA Finally Releases Disappointing Ratings From 2025 All-Star Game

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Meet The Girlfriend Of Karl-Anthony Towns (1:11) It's no secret that the NBA's All-Star Game has been at a bit of a crossroads for some time now. The game doesn't generate interest like it once did. And with each passing year, the league tries something new to try to draw eyeballs towards what used to be a great product.This time around, Adam Silver and Co. installed a four-team, single elimination tournament between the OGs, Young Stars, Global…

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basketballinsiders.org

The 2025 NBA all-star game saw a 13% decrease in viewership compared to figures from 2024

This past weekend, the NBA held its 2025 all-star festivities. Commissioner Adam Silver once again changed the format of the all-star game. Instead of the traditional East vs. West, there was a bracket-style matchup. According to reports, the all-star game averaged 4.7 million viewers. That was down 13% compared to their figures from last year. […] The post The 2025 NBA all-star game saw a 13% decrease in viewership compared to figures from 202…

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The Tulane Hullabaloo

From the basement: Is NBA’s All-Star Game dead?

This year’s NBA All-Star Game was an insult to the game of basketball. Plain and simple. It was also an insult to all the fans who spent good money on tickets and flights out to San Francisco to see some of their players do what they do best. And, of course, it was an insult... The post From the basement: Is NBA’s All-Star Game dead? appeared first on The Tulane Hullabaloo.

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Larry Brown Sports

Report reveals how poor ratings for NBA All-Star Game were

Jun 2, 2022; San Francisco, California, USA; NBA commissioner Adam Silver talks to media before game one of the 2022 NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Boston Celtics at Chase Center. Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-USA TODAY Sports Fans had nothing but bad things to say about this year’s NBA All-Star Game, and the official ratings for the event are painting a very similar picture. Front Office Sports reported on Wednesday t…

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