How to Watch the 2021 NBA All-Star Game

There’s really only one All-Star Game in professional sports that truly rises to the occasion, between players wanting to be involved, the game actually being good, and no pity selections to include all the teams like in baseball.

Of course, this particular NBA All-Star Game is different from the rest, with players supposed to be staying in their hotel rooms all weekend, absolutely no parties supposed to be going down in Atlanta (even the mayor weighed in on that), and the usual full weekend of events condensed and now happening all on Sunday.

All-Star Sunday will start with the skills challenge and 3-point shootout before the game itself, and the dunk contest will take place at halftime.

Here’s hoping this doesn’t turn out to be a superspreader event featuring all the best players in the NBA, but if that doesn’t happen, kick back, relax, and check out the latest edition of the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday. Two LA Clippers players, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, are involved in the proceedings this year, although this time they’ll be playing on opposite teams. Intrigue!

When: Sunday, Mar. 7, 3:30 pm PT

Where: State Farm Arena, Atlanta, Georgia

How to Watch: TNT