From corporate greed and lackluster player effort to insufferable media coverage, the NBA All-Star Game has become a point of contention among fans and players alike.

After a near trade to Charlotte and an awkward return to the Lakers, rookie Dalton Knecht is embracing a veteran’s mindset.

LeBron James' injury from the All-Star Game is lingering into the second half of the season, including the Lakers' first game ...

In a whirlwind February for Dalton Knecht, the rookie Los Angeles Lakers guard found himself at the center of a trade that ...

Players and fans have expressed their disinterest following the underwhelming event, and Golden State Warriors star Draymond ...

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Dalton Knecht spoke about how much he enjoyed his first NBA All-Star Weekend experience.

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Dalton Knecht had a five-word response to Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green questioning the ...

Only stars can save an NBA All-Star game. And there’s only one way to get stars to care: Hit ’em in the pocketbook.

Los Angeles Lakers rookie Dalton Knecht laughed off Draymond Green saying the Rising Stars don't believe in the NBA All-Star ...

I thought I was being smart when I turned the NBA All-Star Game on 30 minutes late. NBA tip-off times are notoriously far ...

Dalton Knecht of the Los Angeles Lakers responds to Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green's blunt take about the Rising Stars.

The NBA has tried a variety of ways to increase competition and fan interest in the All-Star Game, but is the latest format change a step in the right direction?