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The ACB contests are the 3-point shootout and slam dunk contests held by the Liga ACB, the top-tier level professional club basketball league in the country of Spain.

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From 1986 through 2003, these contests were celebrated during the ACB League's weekend festival, which was called Showtime ACB, and which included the Liga ACB Stars Match (Spanish All-Star Game). [1] From 1992 to 1994, this weekend was organized by ULEB, which held the ULEB All-Star Game. In 1992 and 1993, it was contested between the Spanish ACB League's all-stars and the Italian League's all-stars. While the French League's all-stars also joined in the contest in the 1994. After the 2003, the ACB decided not to organize the All-Star Game anymore.

Since 2004, the Liga ACB's slam dunk and 3 point shootout contests are played during the Spanish Supercup, with the exception of 2011, when they weren't organized, and 2012, when it was celebrated during the presentation of the league, in the headquarters of Endesa, the league's main sponsor.

Liga ACB Stars Match

Arvydas Sabonis, two-time MVP of the all-star game (1991, 1992). Sabonis Lipofsky (1 of 1).JPG
Arvydas Sabonis, two-time MVP of the all-star game (1991, 1992).

The Liga ACB's all-star game, which was called the Stars Match, was first held in 1986, and was last held in 2003.

Year Held
(Season)
LocationResultsMVPTeam
1986
1985–86
Don Benito Winston (Odd) 103 – Lee (Even) 97 Flag of the United States.svg David Russell Estudiantes
1987
1986–87
Vigo Odd Team 102 – Even Team 101 Flag of Spain.svg Jordi Villacampa Joventut Badalona
1987–88 Not held
1988
1988–89
Zaragoza A1 Series 104 – A2 Series 87 Flag of the United States.svg Michael Young Valladolid
1989
1989–90
Logroño Rioja Quality 105 – Winston 100 Flag of the United States.svg Mark Davis Zaragoza
1990
1990–91
Zaragoza Odd Team 112 – Even Team 128 [2] Flag of Spain.svg Chicho Sibilio Baskonia
1991
1991–92
Madrid Odd Team 98 – Even Team 93 Flag of Lithuania.svg Arvydas Sabonis Valladolid
1992
1992–93 [lower-alpha 1]
Madrid ACB 136Lega Basket 123 Flag of Lithuania.svg Arvydas Sabonis (ACB All-Stars) (2) Real Madrid
1993
1993–94 [lower-alpha 1]
Rome Lega Basket 135ACB 131 Flag of the United States.svg Micheal Ray Richardson (Lega All-Stars) Livorno
1994
1994–95 [lower-alpha 1]
Valencia Lega Basket 58LNB 54
ACB 59LNB 43
Lega Basket 53ACB 48 [3]
Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).svg Aleksandar Đorđević (Lega All-Stars) Fortitudo Bologna
1995
1995–96
Girona Spanish Combination 91 – Foreign Combination 96 Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Herreros Estudiantes
1996
1996–97
Cáceres Spanish Combination 87 – Foreign Combination 80 Flag of Spain.svg Xavi Fernandez FC Barcelona
1997
1997–98
Granada Spanish Combination 94 – Foreign Combination 99 Flag of Spain.svg Juan Antonio Orenga Real Madrid
1998
1998–99
Murcia Spanish Combination 96 – Foreign Combination 99 Flag of Spain.svg Alfonso Reyes Estudiantes
1999
1999–00
Manresa Spanish Combination 79 – Foreign Combination 88 Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Herreros (2) Real Madrid
2001 (I)
2000–01
Málaga Spanish Combination 78 – Foreign Combination 91 Flag of Spain.svg Alfonso Reyes (2) Estudiantes
2001 (II)
2001–02
Valladolid North Team 105 – South Team 112 Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).svg Milan Gurović Málaga
2003
2002–03
Alicante North Team 100 – South Team 103 [4] Flag of Argentina.svg Walter Herrmann [5] Fuenlabrada

Three-Point Shootout

Lou Bullock, three-time winner of the three-point shootout contest (2004, 2006, 2008). Bullock2.JPG
Lou Bullock, three-time winner of the three-point shootout contest (2004, 2006, 2008).

The Liga ACB's three-point shootout began in 1988. It has the same format as the NBA's three-point shootout. For the 2009 and 2011 editions, there was the possibility of a magic three-pointer from 8-meters distance (26 feet 3 inches), which was worth four points. [6] [7]

In some editions, a female player from the Spanish Women's League was invited. For the 2013 and 2014 contests, three-point shooting record-man Josh Ruggles, was invited. [8]

Year Held
(Season)
LocationWinnerTeamRunner-upTeam
1988
1988–89
Zaragoza Flag of the United States.svg Brian Jackson Peñas Huesca Flag of the United States.svg Leon Wood Zaragoza
1989
1989–90
Logroño Flag of the United States.svg Mark Davis Zaragoza Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Cervantes Granrollers
1990
1990–91
Zaragoza Flag of the United States.svg Mark Davis (2) Zaragoza Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Cervantes (2) Granrollers
1991
1991–92
Madrid Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Cervantes Granrollers Flag of the United States.svg Brian Jackson Peñas Huesca
1992
1992–93 [lower-alpha 1]
Madrid Flag of Croatia.svg Danko Cvjetićanin
(ACB All-Stars)
Estdudiantes Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).svg Aleksandar Đorđević
(Lega All-Stars)
Olimpia Milano
1993
1993–94 [lower-alpha 1]
Rome Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt
(ACB All-Stars)
Valladolid Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).svg Aleksandar Đorđević (2)
(Lega All-Stars)
Olimpia Milano
1994
1994–95 [lower-alpha 1]
Valencia Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).svg Aleksandar Đorđević
(Lega All-Stars)
Fortitudo Bologna Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).svg Dejan Bodiroga
(Lega All-Stars)
Olimpia Milano
1995
1995–96
Girona Flag of the United States.svg Keith Jennings Estudiantes Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Herreros Estudiantes
1996
1996–97
Cáceres Flag of Argentina.svg Juan Alberto Espil Baskonia Flag of Spain.svg Raúl Pérez Sevilla
1997
1997–98
Granada Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Herreros Real Madrid Flag of the United States.svg Roy Fisher León
1998
1998–99
Murcia Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Herreros (2) Real Madrid Flag of Spain.svg Berni Álvarez Valencia
1999
1999–00
Manresa Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Angulo Real Madrid Flag of Spain.svg Berni Álvarez (2) Valencia
2001 (I)
2000–01
Málaga Flag of Spain.svg Paco Vázquez Málaga Flag of the United States.svg David Wood Fuenlabrada
2001 (II)
2001–02
Valladolid Flag of Spain.svg Jacobo Odriozola Breogán Flag of Spain.svg Raúl Pérez (2) Valladolid
2003
2002–03
Alicante Flag of Spain.svg Raúl Pérez Sevilla Flag of Spain.svg Jacobo Odriozola Valladolid
2003–04 Not held
2004
2004–05
Málaga Flag of the United States.svg Lou Bullock Real Madrid Flag of Lithuania.svg Donatas Slanina Sevilla
2005
2005–06
Granada Flag of Yugoslavia (1992-2003); Flag of Serbia and Montenegro (2003-2006).svg Nebojša Bogavac Breogán Flag of Spain.svg Raúl Pérez (3) Sevilla
2006
2006–07
Málaga Flag of the United States.svg Lou Bullock (2) Real Madrid Flag of the United States.svg Marlon Garnett Estudiantes
2007
2007–08
Bilbao Flag of Serbia.svg Igor Rakočević Baskonia Flag of the United States.svg Lou Bullock Real Madrid
2008
2008–09
Zaragoza Flag of the United States.svg Lou Bullock (3) Real Madrid Flag of the United States.svg Demond Mallet Joventut Badalona
2009
2009–10
Las Palmas Flag of Spain.svg Pedro Robles Murcia Flag of Ukraine.svg Sergiy Gladyr Manresa
2010
2010–11
Vitoria-Gasteiz Flag of Ukraine.svg Sergiy Gladyr Manresa Flag of the United States.svg Jimmy Baron Gipuzkoa
2011
2011–12
Not held
2012
2012–13
Madrid Flag of Ukraine.svg Sergiy Gladyr (2) Fuenlabrada Flag of Spain.svg Rafa Martínez Valencia
2013
2013–14
Vitoria-Gasteiz Flag of the United States.svg Josh Ruggles [9] (amateur) Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Jaycee Carroll Real Madrid
2014
2014–15
Vitoria-Gasteiz Flag of the United States.svg Josh Ruggles (2) [10] (amateur) Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Jaycee Carroll (2) Real Madrid
2015
2015–16
Málaga Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Jaycee Carroll Real Madrid [11] Flag of the United States.svg Demond Mallet Joventut Badalona
2016
2016–17
Vitoria-Gasteiz Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Jaycee Carroll (2) Real Madrid Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Corbacho Obradoiro
2017
2017–18
Las Palmas Flag of Sweden.svg Marcus Eriksson Gran Canaria Flag of Argentina.svg Lucio Redivo Bilbao Basket
2018
2018–19
Santiago de Compostela Flag of the United States.svg Matt Thomas Valencia Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Herrero(amateur)
2019
2019–20
Madrid Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brock Motum Valencia Flag of Croatia.svg Marko Popović (retired)

Slam Dunk Contest

Mickael Gelabale, two-time winner of the slam dunk contest (2004, 2005). Mickael Gelabale.jpg
Mickaël Gelabale, two-time winner of the slam dunk contest (2004, 2005).

The Liga ACB's Slam Dunk Contest was first held in 1986, and was last held in 2012.

SeasonLocationWinnerTeamRunner-upTeam
1986
1985–86
Don Benito Flag of the United States.svg David Russell Estudiantes Flag of the United States.svg Wayne Robinson Real Madrid
1987
1986–87
Vigo Flag of the United States.svg David Russell (2) Estudiantes Flag of the United States.svg Wayne Robinson (2) Granrollers
1987–88 Not held
1988
1988–89
Zaragoza Flag of the United States.svg Mike Smith Maristas de Málaga Flag of the United States.svg Dan Bingenheimer Gran Canarias
1989
1989–90
Logroño Flag of the United States.svg Rickie Winslow Estudiantes Flag of Spain.svg Juan Rosa Girona
1990
1990–91
Zaragoza Flag of the United States.svg Shelton Jones Collado Villalba Flag of the United States.svg David Benoit Maristas de Málaga
1991
1991–92
Madrid Flag of the United States.svg Kenny Walker Granrollers Flag of Turkey.svg Henry Turner Collado Villalba
1992
1992–93 [lower-alpha 1]
Madrid Flag of the United States.svg Chandler Thompson
(ACB All-Stars)
Ourense Flag of the United States.svg Antonio Davis
(Lega All-Stars)
Olimpia Milano
1993
1993–94 [lower-alpha 1]
Rome Not held
1994
1994–95 [lower-alpha 1]
Valencia Flag of the United States.svg Chandler Thompson (2)
(ACB All-Stars)
Ourense Flag of the United States.svg Darrell Armstrong
(ACB All-Stars)
Ourense
1995
1995–96
Girona Flag of the United States.svg Chandler Thompson (3) Estudiantes Flag of the United States.svg Glen Whisby Gijón
1996
1996–97
Cáceres Flag of the United States.svg Stanley Jackson Cáceres Flag of Spain.svg Diego Fajardo Valladolid
1997
1997–98
Granada Flag of the United States.svg Chandler Thompson (4) Estudiantes Flag of Spain.svg Jackie Espinosa Joventut Badalona
1998
1998–99
Murcia Flag of the United States.svg Gaylon Nickerson Valladolid Flag of the United States.svg Rico Hill Fuenlabrada
1999
1999–00
Manresa Flag of Spain.svg Nate Higgs Manresa Flag of the United States.svg Glen Whisby (2) Gijón
2001 (I)
2000–01
Málaga Flag of the Netherlands.svg Francisco Elson FC Barcelona Flag of France.svg Bienvenue Kindoki Gran Canaria
2001 (II)
2001–02
Valladolid Flag of Spain.svg Aarón Cuellar(amateur) Flag of the United States.svg Antonio Granger Sevilla
2003
2002–03
Alicante Flag of the United States.svg Jerod Ward Granada Flag of Argentina.svg Walter Herrmann Fuenlabrada
2003–04 Not held
2004
2004–05
Málaga Flag of France.svg Mickaël Gelabale Real Madrid Flag of Spain.svg Sergi Vidal Baskonia
2005
2005–06
Granada Flag of France.svg Mickaël Gelabale (2) Real Madrid Flag of Spain.svg Saúl Blanco Fuenlabrada
2006
2006–07
Málaga Flag of France.svg Florent Piétrus Málaga Flag of Spain.svg Saúl Blanco (2) Fuenlabrada
2007
2007–08
Bilbao Flag of Spain.svg Víctor Claver Valencia Flag of the United States.svg James Singleton Baskonia
2008
2008–09
Zaragoza Flag of Spain.svg Serge Ibaka Manresa Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Pops Mensah-Bonsu Joventut Badalona
2009
2009–10
Las Palmas Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg Christian Eyenga Joventut Badalona Flag of Spain.svg Sergio Llull Real Madrid
2010
2010–11
Vitoria-Gasteiz Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Tomáš Satoranský Sevilla Flag of Russia.svg Yaroslav Korolev Granada
2011
2011–12
Not held
2012
2012–13
Madrid Flag of the United States.svg James Gist Málaga Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Tomáš Satoranský Sevilla

ULEB All-Star Game score sheets (1992–1994)

1st ULEB All-Star Game 1992–93
Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid, November 14, 1992: Liga ACB All-Stars - Lega Basket All-Stars 136–123 [12]
Liga ACB All-Stars FIAT (Coaches: Miguel Ángel Martín Fernández, Lolo Sainz): Joe Arlauckas, Tim Burroughs, Darryl Middleton, Velimir Perasović, Harold Pressley, Kevin Pritchard, Arvydas Sabonis, Bogdan Tanjević, Reggie Slater, Chandler Thompson, Andre Turner, Rickie Winslow.
Lega Basket All-Stars POLTI (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Ettore Messina): Greg "Cadillac" Anderson, Sasha Danilović, Darryl Dawkins, Darren Daye, Sasha Đjorđjević, A.J. English, Pace Mannion, Oscar Schmidt, Dino Rađja, Terry Teagle, Sasha Volkov, Haywoode Workman.


2nd ULEB All-Star Game 1993–94
PalaEur, Rome, November 13, 1993: Lega Basket All-Stars - Liga ACB All-Stars 135–131 [13]
Liga ACB All-Stars (Coaches: Clifford Luyk, José Alberto Pesquera): Michael Anderson, Joe Arlauckas, Roy Fisher, Dan Godfread, Dennis Hopson, Tony Massenburg, Darryl Middleton, Ivo Nakić, Oscar Schmidt, Fred Roberts, Andy Toolson, Andre Turner.
Lega Basket All-Stars POLTI (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Fabrizio Frates): Joe Binion, Dejan Bodiroga, Sasha Danilović, Sasha Đjorđjević, Winston Garland, Dean Garrett, Dan Gay, Shelton Jones, Cliff Levingston, George McCloud, Micheal Ray Richardson, Henry Williams.


3rd ULEB All-Star Game 1994–95
Pavelló Municipal Font de Sant Lluís, Valencia, November 14, 1994: Lega Basket All-Stars - LNB All-Stars 58–54 [14]
Pavelló Municipal Font de Sant Lluís, Valencia, November 14, 1994: Liga ACB All-Stars - LNB All-Stars 59–43 [14]
Pavelló Municipal Font de Sant Lluís, Valencia, November 14, 1994: Lega Basket All-Stars - Liga ACB All-Stars 53–48 [14]
Lega Basket All-Stars (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Bogdan Tanjević): Wendell Alexis, Joe Binion, Dejan Bodiroga, Dallas Comegys, Emanual Davis, Sasha Đjorđjević, Dan Gay, Gerald Glass, Billy McCaffrey, Petar Naumoski, Jeff Sanders, John Turner.
Liga ACB All-Stars (Coaches: Aíto García Reneses, Manu Moreno): Darrell Armstrong, Michael Curry, Roy Fisher, Dan Godfread, Kenny Green, Warren Kidd, Darryl Middleton, Oscar Schmidt, Corny Thompson, Andy Toolson, Andre Turner.
LNB All-Stars (Coaches: Božidar Maljković, Jacques Monclar): Ron Anderson, Winston Crite, Ron Curry, Tim Kempton, Conrad McRae, David Rivers, Michael Ray Richardson, Delaney Rudd, Rickie Winslow, Michael Young.

Scoresheets (1995-2003)

DATE: 1985
VENUE: Don Benito
SCORE: Winston (Odd) 103 – Lee (Even) 97 [15]

Winston (Manuel Comas): Joan Creus, Singleton, Robinson, Epi, David Russell, Knego, Velasco, Montes, Brian Jackson, Costa, Collins, Davis, Andres Jimenez, Mike Phillips

Lee (Aíto García Reneses): Orlando Phillips, Jordi Villacampa, Paolo Montero, Willie Jones, Chuck Aleksinas, Rafael Jofresa, Pou, John Pinone, Caldwell, Llorente


DATE: 12 November 1995
VENUE: Pavello Girona-Fontajau, Girona
SCORE: Spanish Combination 91 – Foreign Combination 96 [16]

Extranos (Javier Imbroda and Joaquín Costa): Keith Jennings, Michael Anderson, Sergei Babkov, John Morton, Martin, Joe Arlauckas, Mike Ansley, Zoran Savic, Deon Thomas, Brad Sellers, Andrei Fetisov, Chandler Thomspon.

Espana Nacional (Lolo Sainz): Alberto Herreros, Alfonso Reyes, Antonio Morales, Fran Murcia, Roger Estreller, Alberto Angulo, Nacho Rodriguez.
*Manuel Bosch and Xavi Fernandez were injured.


DATE: 24 November 1996
VENUE:, Caceres
SCORE: Spanish Combination 87 – Foreign Combination 80 [17]

Espana Nacional (Lolo Sainz): Rafael Jofresa, Juan Antonio Orenga, Alberto Angulo, Jose Paraiso, Alfonso Reyes, Lucio Angulo, Nacho Rodriguez, Alberto Herreros, Roberto Duenas, Mike Smith, Xavi Fernandez, Ricardo Guillén

Extranos: Dejan Bodiroga, Arturas Karnisovas, Frankie King, Rod Sellers, Mike Ansley, Chandler Thompson, Aaron Awinson, John Morton, Andrei Fetisov.


DATE: 24 November 1997
VENUE: Pavello Girona-Fontajau, Girona
SCORE: Spanish Combination 94 – Foreign Combination 99 [18]

Espana (Lolo Sainz): Alberto Herreros, Roger Esteller, Carlos Jimenez, Azofra, Nacho Rodriguez, Alberto Angulo, Jose Paraiso, Nacho Romero, Juan Antonio Orenga, Nacho Rodilla, Junyent, Ignacio De Miguel

Extranjero Combinado: Andre Turner, Chandler Thompson, Dejan Bodiroga, Aaron Swinson, Buck Johnson, Tanoka Beard, Whisby, Harstad, Payne, Derrick Alston, Scott, Washington.


DATE: 1998
VENUE: Pavello Nou Congost, Murcia
SCORE: Spanish Combination 96– Foreign Combination 99

Espana : Alberto Herreros, Alberto Angulo, Alfonso Reyes, Nacho Rodriguez, Roberto Duenas, Jose Paraiso, Nacho Romero, Ivan Corrales

Extranjero Combinado: Andre Turner, Chandler Thompson, Dejan Bodiroga, Aaron Swinson, Velimir Perasovic, Richard Scott

DATE: 14 November 1999
VENUE: Pavello Nou Congost, Manresa
SCORE: Spanish Combination 79 – Foreign Combination 88 [19]

Espana (Lolo Sainz): Alberto Herreros 24, Alberto Angulo 5, Alfonso Reyes 6, Nacho Rodriguez 4, Roberto Duenas, Jose Paraiso, Nacho Romero, Ivan Corrales, Jorge Garbajosa, Carlos Jimenez, Juan Carlos Navarro, Raúl López

Extranjero Combinado: Andre Turner, Aleksandar Djordjevic, Milan Gurovic, Velimir Perasovic, Tanoka Beard, Bernard Hopkins, Mills, Nate Higgs, Anthony Goldwire, Danya Abrams, Jorge Racca.


DATE: 27 January 2001
VENUE: Palacio Martin Carpena, Malaga
SCORE: Spanish Combination 78 – Foreign Combination 91 [20]

Espana Rodilla 10, Juan Carlos Navarro 6, Carlos Jimenez 6, Alfonso Reyes 21, Salvador Guardia 7; Rodriguez 1, Raul Lopez 10, De la Fuente, Paco Vazquez 8, Iturbe 6, Felipe Reyes 3, German Gabriel

Extranjero Combinado: Aleksandar Djordjevic 7, Perasovic 5, Karnisovas 12, Struelens 6, Derrick Alston 10; Bernard Hopkins 11, Bramlett, Richard Scott 2, Stombergas 13, Mrsic 7, Sarunas Jasikevicius 15, Mustafa Sonko, David Wood 2.


DATE: 28 December 2002
VENUE: Pabellon Pisuerga, Valladolid
SCORE: North Team 105 – South Team 112 [21]

North Bennett 2, Navarro 22, Arturas Karnisovas 8, Tanoka Beard 26, Okulaja 10; Keefe 14, Davis 5, Victoriano 4, Marco 3, Alex Mumbru 11

South: Carlos Cabezas, Milan Gurovic 24, Velimir Perasovic, 16, Derrick Alston 16, Zan Tabak 11; Mustafa Sonko 22, Scott 8, Granger 12, Reyes, Dusan Vukcevic 3


DATE:
VENUE: Pabellon Pedro Ferrandez, Alicante
SCORE: North Team 100 – South Team 103 [22]

North: Louis Bullock 15, Roe 15, Scott 14, Lewis 13, Walter Herrmann 12, Pablo Prigioni 12, Felipe Reyes 8, Carlos Jimenez 8, Slanina 6, Victoriano

South: Williams 15, Luis Scola 14, Dejan Bodiroga 14, Sarunas Jasikevicius 14, Andres Nocioni 12, Davis 11, Novarro 8, Zan Tabak 6, Marco 4, Yebra 2


Players with most all-star game appearances (1986-2003)

PlayerAll-Star Game AppearancesLiga ACB Stars Match ULEB All-Star Game All-Star Game MVPs
Flag of Spain.svg Alfonso Reyes 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2001 (II)-1998, 2001
Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Herreros 1989, 1990, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999-1995, 1999
Flag of the United States.svg Andre Turner 1997, 1998, 19991992, 1993, 1994-
Flag of Croatia.svg Velimir Perasović 1992, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2001 (II)--
Flag of Spain.svg Alberto Angulo 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999--
Flag of the United States.svg Rickie Winslow 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994--
Flag of Spain.svg Chichi Creus 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991--

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The Lega Basket All Star Game, also commonly known as the Italian Basketball All-Star Game, is an all-star game that organised annually by the Lega Basket, in conjunction with RCS Sport and the Italian Basketball Federation. It brings together a selection of players from the Lega Basket Serie A (LBA), which is the highest-tier level professional basketball league in Italy, to play between themselves, or against another opponent. First held in 1982, the event has seen a fluctuating history, with numerous changes to its format through the years, including the participation of the senior men's Italian national team.

The LNB All-Star Game is the annual All-Star Game that is organised by France's professional club basketball governing body, the LNB. The LNB organizes both of the top two French men's pro club competitions, the top-level LNB Pro A, and the second-level LNB Pro B. The event was first held in 1987, and is loosely based on the NBA All-Star Game.

The rosters of each season's champions and finalists of the top-tier level European-wide professional basketball competition in Europe, the EuroLeague. From 1958, through the present.

The ULEB All-Star Game was the all-star basketball exhibition game, which took part annually from 1992 until 1994 representing players from the Spanish and the Italian Leagues and also the French in its last edition. The All-Star Games only featured foreign players from each league and were considered as part of the now defunct Spanish and Italian Lega Basket All Star Games in its all three editions, but not of the French League which joined them only in the 1994 Games.

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