The NBA has put across yet another format for 2025 All Star weekend, along with a message to its players to put more effort into the games.

This Utah Jazz season hasn't provided fans many reasons to celebrate, and unfortunately, that's kind of the point. In an awkward era of Jazz basketball, a roster stuffed with an unbalanced combination of youth and age has been constructed with the goal of maximizing lottery odds.

From the legit snubs to the unlikely candidates, we make the case for each team's top player who wasn't selected an All-Star.

NBA All-Star Game will feature a new format with four eight-players teams. Here's how they will determine the winner.

Considered a fan favorite, one of the events leading up to the NBA All-Star game is the All-Star Celebrity basketball game. With stars coming from every walk of life such as the WWE and the NFL, it’s truly a who’s who event.

More than 60 players from across the NBA will participate in at least one event at All-Star Weekend, with a few double-dipping. Victor Wembanyama was selected for an event on all three nights, but was replaced in the Rising Stars Challenge after being selected as an All-Star because this year’s format brings the winning team from the Rising Stars into the All-Star Game as the fourth team in the mini-tournament and he couldn’t play for two teams.