After a long, grueling season so far, players are looking for a break from the road trips and games every other day and the All Star break gives them that chance to just relax and have fun. I’ve always enjoyed all star weekend and all of its activities, but my favorite is the dunk contest. I also find the all star game enjoyable, but I usually just watch the highlights since it’s usually just the players trying to get cool dunks. I personally enjoy the draft more where a team captain from the east and western conference chooses players to be on their team. This years was especially funny since KD chose everybody but his former teammate who requested a trade, James Harden. Anyway, here is the schedule for the 2022 All Star Weekend.

Friday, Feb. 18

7 p.m. ET Ruffles Celebrity All-Star Game  | ESPN |

9 p.m. ET | Clorox Rising Stars | TNT |

Saturday, Feb. 19

11 a.m. ET | NBA All-Star Practice Presented by AT&T | NBA TV |

2 p.m. ET |NBA x HBCU Classic Presented by AT&

8 p.m. ET | State Farm All-Star Saturday Night | TNT |

Taco Bell Skills Challenge (first event)

   MTN DEW 3-Point Contest (second event)                      

  AT&T Slam Dunk Contest (third event)

Sunday, Feb. 20

12 p.m. ET | NBA Legends Awards | NBA TV

2 p.m. ET |NBA G League Next Gem Game| NBA TV |
     – G League Ignite vs. Cleveland Charge

8 p.m. |71st NBA All-Star Game | TNT coverage begins at 6 p.m. ET |