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The NBA All-Star Game has undergone a dramatic transformation over the years, evolving from an entertaining showcase of talent to an unwatchable spectacle characterized by no defense and inflated scores. Previously, even with high scores, there was a thrilling climax to the fourth quarter. Regrettably, the allure of the All-Star Game has waned, leading to proposals of radical format changes that do little to restore its prestige.
Looking Ahead: Potential Solutions
In order to combat the ratings crisis and re-engage the fanbase, several critical adjustments need to be addressed:
- Reconsider the Three-Point Line: Moving the three-point line back could restore balance in gameplay and reintroduce the significance of mid-range shooting.