There were even reports that the GOAT, Michael Jordan might not attend the 75th Anniversary Ceremony at All-Star because he is with his The 23XI Racing team, which he co owns.

But after the race, which his driver finished 2nd if I'm not mistaken, he had to board his private jet en route to the NBA All-Star. And that's what we call the best move, trying to beat the clock again. 

He was a very respectable, good person, loved by everyone. He was an iconic and well-known name not only to the NBA spectators, but to the whole world. At least, they play for him in the last period and we commemorate him once again We can be emotional at such times, many of us have been very affected by this death. We will remember him with good memories

Curry changes the game, even the big men nowadays are already shooting 3's. Like what we witnessed during the 3 point shooting contest, it was Town who won the competition, who would expect that? right?  Anyway, I guess the players now are enjoying their short break.

Can't argue about that, in-fact he holds the most 3-points made in NBA history with few attempts and was followed by Ray Allen.
https://www.nba.com/stats/alltime-leaders/?SeasonType=Regular%20Season&StatCategory=FG3M

Stephen Curry is no doubt the best 3-pointer the NBA have ever see, watching him playing and making 3-points is like it's so easy to him and his unstoppable especially when he found the right aim. No matter how deep it is, he can always make it happen.

I totally agree. This year's dunk contest was awful. If any of the 2016 dunks had been made this year, they would have won unopposed
There are many good dunks, but they often fail to make creative dunks. I think we can't see different things like before because there are many moves that can be done. Actually, the players are quite athletic and talented

I agree that Stephen Curry has been one of the best players the league has ever seen, but at the same time it is very important difference between him and people like MJ or Kobe. The fact that Lebron and Curry could stay marketable and fun and entertaining, whereas players like MJ and Kobe were people who just attacked their opponents and be ruthless is the difference.

Curry always looked like he was having fun and that is what matters, he is always entertaining people even during pre-game warmups. As long as he keeps that going, and stay a great player then he will grow bigger and bigger in the list of best players. I already put him in my top 10, and that is not an easy task at that age.

I’m glad to see that DeMarcus Cousins is getting a contract with the Denver Nuggets for the rest of the season. Sacramento did him dirty and it’s been nothing but injuries and missed opportunities since then. It appears he’s finally gotten himself into a position where he can rebuild his game and show the league what he is capable of. He may never put up the monster numbers he did in Sacramento ever again, but he’s certainly got a couple years left where he could be a menace off the bench for a contender.

That's always what we expect from him but always ended up in another way around. I'm also glad that there are still teams hiring his service but unfortunately, I can say that his career is now done. I don't see him in a rebuilding process but just a bench warmer by now playing maybe 10 minutes at maximum.

It's unfortunate that there are superstars who ended up like that. The sad reality in the league.

I enjoyed watching kobe and respected his game even as a knick fan.  And feel bad how his life was cut short but how would him being here still effect this year's all star game?  Kobe had a winning drive that I've only seen cross sport in someone like jeter so no hate there.  Just wondering how this effects the game now?