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Today’s podcast looks at the decline of the NBA All-Star Game. I break down what went wrong at last weekend’s All-Star Game, which was widely panned by both fans and media. But more importantly, I analyze why the NBA All-Star Game has become a bad product, including what the game’s viewership used to be compared to what it is today, how the NBA could fix the All-Star Game, and why fixing the game might not even matter in the grand scheme of things. Enjoy!
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