The 2007 All-Star game concluded successfully. It was a conference of success, unity, and victory.
David Stern was very pleased with the game, as Las Vegas set a new viewership record and was filled with discussions.
From the potential threats of terror attacks before the game to rumors spreading mid-event, culminating in the main event where everyone competed earnestly for the title of "Ah Gan's successor," these elements forged one of the most intense All-Star games in NBA history, leaving lasting memories that would be recalled for a long time.
What satisfied Stern the most was the fact that the labor negotiations landmine didn't explode. Under Ah Gan's strong pressure, both sides were willing to sit down and talk things through instead of constantly striking or locking out.
