It's official official. There will be an all-star game on March 7th and the starters

have been announced. Once again, the Brooklyn Nets announced that they are for real. And will

the Bucks announce that it's panic time? Come on. They play in the Eastern Conference. They don't

have their starting point guard. We'll get into that. Hey, I'm Tasmelis and this is what you, they play in the Eastern Conference. They don't have their starting point

guard. We'll get into that. Hey, I'm Tasmelis, and this is what you need to know in the NBA

for Friday, February 19th.

So, it's happening. After weeks of reports, the NBA has officially announced, Sunday, March 7th in Atlanta,

there will be an NBA All-Star game. And not only the All-Star game, but all of the events,

which usually take place on Saturday, will be held on Sunday to reduce time in the city.

So this is how the schedule is going to work up. First, it's the skills challenge.

You remember the skills challenge. Guys, fire and passes through hoops. And then the three point

contest. Those two things will happen pregame. Then it gets your first half of the game. And then

the slam dunk contest at halftime before the second half of the game.

Now, here's hoping the fact that it's all on one night will entice more of the stars to partake in the other events, like the three-point contest, for instance.

Why shouldn't LeBron James participate in his first three-point contest?

He's a shooter now.

The fact that he doesn't have to get lathered up on a Saturday night

like he would usually happen.

Maybe that entices him to join in.

He don't have to fly in Joe Harris.

Just let LeBron James fire some shots away in the three-point contest.

Really, the thing that every basketball fan should be hoping for is that if Zach Levine

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