List of NBA All-Star Game broadcasters

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The following is a list of American television and radio networks and announcers that have nationally broadcast the NBA All-Star Games throughout the years.

Contents

Television

2020s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
2024 TNT [1] /TBS Brian Anderson Reggie Miller and Candace Parker Allie LaForce Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal, and Jamal Crawford
truTV (All-Star Game Alt-Cast) Taylor Rooks Charles Barkley and Draymond Green [2] Jamal Crawford
2023 TNT [3] Brian Anderson [4] Reggie Miller and Candace Parker Dennis Scott Ernie Johnson and Adam Lefkoe Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal, Grant Hill, and Jamal Crawford
TBS (Inside the All-Star Game) Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal Draymond Green
2022 TNT [5] Kevin Harlan [6] Reggie Miller and Dwyane Wade Allie LaForce Ernie Johnson and Adam Lefkoe Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, Shaquille O'Neal, Grant Hill, and Isiah Thomas
TBS (Inside the All-Star Game) Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal Draymond Green
2021 TNT [7] /TBS Marv Albert [8] Reggie Miller and Chris Webber Allie LaForce Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Shaquille O'Neal, and Dwyane Wade
2020 TNT [9] [10] /TBS Marv Albert [11] Reggie Miller [12] and Grant Hill Allie LaForce Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal

Notes

2010s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
2019 TNT [25] Marv Albert Reggie Miller and Chris Webber Kristen Ledlow Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Shaquille O'Neal, and Candace Parker
TBS (Players Only) Greg Anthony [26] Kevin Garnett and Charles Barkley Dennis Scott
2018 [27] TNT/TBS [28] Marv Albert [29] Reggie Miller [30] and Chris Webber David Aldridge and Kristen Ledlow Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal
2017 [31] TNT [32] /TBS Marv Albert Reggie Miller and Chris Webber David Aldridge and Kristen Ledlow Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal
2016 [33] TNT/TBS Marv Albert [34] Reggie Miller and Chris Webber Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal
2015 [35] TNT [36] /TBS Marv Albert Reggie Miller and Chris Webber David Aldridge and Rachel Nichols Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal
2014 [37] TNT [38] Marv Albert Steve Kerr and Reggie Miller Craig Sager , David Aldridge , Grant Hill , and Chris Webber Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O'Neal
2013 [39] TNT [40] Marv Albert Steve Kerr [41] and Reggie Miller Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, Chris Webber, and Shaquille O'Neal
2012 [42] TNT [43] Marv Albert Steve Kerr and Reggie Miller [44] Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, Chris Webber, and Shaquille O'Neal
2011 [45] TNT [46] Marv Albert Steve Kerr and Reggie Miller Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, Chris Webber, and Kevin McHale
2010 [47] [48] TNT [49] Marv Albert Doug Collins and Reggie Miller Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley

Notes

2000s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
2009 [52] TNT [53] Marv Albert Doug Collins and Reggie Miller Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith and Chris Webber
2008 [54] [55] TNT [56] Marv Albert Doug Collins and Reggie Miller Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Magic Johnson
2007 [57] [58] [59] TNT [60] Marv Albert Doug Collins and Steve Kerr Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Magic Johnson
2006 [61] TNT [62] Marv Albert Doug Collins and Steve Kerr Craig Sager and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Magic Johnson
2005 [63] TNT [64] Marv Albert Doug Collins and Steve Kerr Craig Sager , Cheryl Miller , and David Aldridge Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Magic Johnson
2004 [65] TNT [66] Marv Albert Mike Fratello and Doug Collins Craig Sager and Cheryl Miller Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Magic Johnson
2003 [67] TNT [68] Marv Albert [69] Mike Fratello and Jeff Van Gundy Craig Sager and Cheryl Miller Ernie Johnson Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Magic Johnson
2002 [70] NBC Marv Albert [71] Bill Walton and Steve Jones Jim Gray and Lewis Johnson Ahmad Rashad Jayson Williams, Pat Croce and Mike Fratello
2001 [72] NBC [73] Marv Albert [74] Doug Collins Jim Gray and Lewis Johnson Ahmad Rashad Kevin Johnson and P. J. Carlesimo
2000 [75] NBC [76] Bob Costas [77] Doug Collins [78] Ahmad Rashad and Jim Gray Hannah Storm Isiah Thomas and Peter Vescey

Notes

1990s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)!Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
1998 [82] NBC [83] Bob Costas Isiah Thomas and Bill Walton Ahmad Rashad and Jim Gray Hannah Storm John Salley and Peter Vescey
1997 [84] NBC [85] Marv Albert Matt Guokas and Bill Walton Ahmad Rashad , Jim Gray and Steve Jones Bob Costas Julius Erving, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird
1996 [86] NBC [87] Marv Albert Matt Guokas and Steve Jones Ahmad Rashad , Jim Gray and Hannah Storm Bob Costas Julius Erving and Magic Johnson
1995 [88] NBC [89] Marv Albert Matt Guokas and Steve Jones Ahmad Rashad and Hannah Storm Bob Costas Julius Erving and Peter Vescey
1994 [90] NBC [91] Dick Enberg Steve Jones and Magic Johnson Ahmad Rashad and Hannah Storm Bob Costas Julius Erving
1993 [92] NBC [93] Dick Enberg Mike Fratello and Magic Johnson Ahmad Rashad and Hannah Storm Bob Costas Quinn Buckner
1992 [94] NBC [95] Dick Enberg Mike Fratello Ahmad Rashad Bob Costas Quinn Buckner
1991 [96] NBC [97] Bob Costas [98] Mike Fratello Ahmad Rashad and Steve Jones Bob Costas Pat Riley, Bob Ferry and Peter Vecsey
1990 [99] CBS [100] Dick Stockton [101] Hubie Brown Lesley Visser [102] and James Brown Pat O'Brien

Notes

1980s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)
1989 [104] CBS [105] Dick Stockton [106] Hubie Brown Pat O'Brien , [107] Lesley Visser , and James Brown
1988 [108] CBS [109] Dick Stockton Billy Cunningham [110] [111] Pat O'Brien [112] and Lesley Visser
1987 [113] CBS [114] Dick Stockton [115] Tom Heinsohn Pat O'Brien [116] and Lesley Visser
1986 [117] CBS [118] Dick Stockton [119] Tom Heinsohn [120] [121] Pat O'Brien [122] and Lesley Visser
1985 [123] CBS [124] Dick Stockton Tom Heinsohn Pat O'Brien [125] and Lesley Visser
1984 [126] CBS [127] Dick Stockton [128] Tom Heinsohn Pat O'Brien and Lesley Visser
1983 [129] [130] CBS [131] Dick Stockton Bill Russell Pat O'Brien , Brent Musburger , and Kevin Loughery
1982 [132] CBS [133] Dick Stockton [134] Bill Russell Brent Musburger and Kevin Loughery
1981 [135] CBS [136] Gary Bender [137] Rick Barry and Bill Russell Brent Musburger and Rod Hundley
1980 [138] CBS [139] Brent Musburger [140] Bill Russell [141] and Rod Hundley Gary Bender

1970s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)
1979 [142] CBS [143] Brent Musburger [144] Steve Jones and John Havlicek Frank Glieber
1978 [145] CBS [146] Brent Musburger [147] Keith Erickson Don Criqui
1977 [148] CBS [149] Brent Musburger [150] Billy Cunningham Don Criqui
1976 [151] CBS [152] [153] [154] Brent Musburger [155] Mendy Rudolph Sonny Hill
1975 [156] CBS [157] Brent Musburger Oscar Robertson Jack Whitaker
1974 CBS [158] Pat Summerall [159] Rod Hundley and Elgin Baylor [160]
1973 [161] ABC [162] Chris Schenkel [163] Bill Russell [164] Keith Jackson [165]
1972 [166] ABC Keith Jackson [167] Bill Russell [168] Dave Diles
1971 ABC Chris Schenkel [169] Jack Twyman [170]
1970 [171] ABC Chris Schenkel [172] Jack Twyman [173]

1960s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)
1969 [174] [175] [176] ABC [177] [178] Chris Schenkel [179] Jack Twyman [180]
1968 ABC [181] [182] [183] [184] Chris Schenkel [185] Jack Twyman
1967 [186] SNI [187] [188] Chick Hearn
1966 SNI [189] Harry Caray
1965 [190] SNI Harry Caray Bill Sharman
1964 SNI [191] Marty Glickman [192] (first half)
Buddy Blattner (second half)		 Carl Braun (first half)
Ed Macauley (second half)
1963 SNI [193] [194] Chick Hearn Bud Blattner

1950s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)
1959 NBC [195] Curt Gowdy [196]
1957 WPIX Bob Wolff Sonny Hertzberg [197] and Jack McCarthy (in the studio)
1956 WPIX Bud Palmer [198] Bob Wolff and Harry Wismer
1954 WPIX Bud Palmer Jimmy Powers and Kevin Kennedy
1952 WPIX Bud Palmer Jimmy Powers

Notes

Pregame coverage

Viewership averages

NBA All-Star Game TV ratings
(1990–present)
YearNetworkResultsRating/ShareViewership
2019 TNT, TBS Team LeBron 178, Team Giannis 164 3.86.80M
2018 TNT, TBS Team LeBron 148, Team Stephen 145 4.37.65M
2017 TNT, TBS West 192, East 182 4.2/77.75M
2016 TNT, TBS West 196, East 173 4.3/77.61M
2015 TNT, TBS West 163, East 158 4.3/77.18M
2014 TNT East 163, West 155 4.3/77.51M
2013 TNT West 143, East 138 4.6/88.02M
2012 TNT West 152, East 149 4.4/77.07M
2011 TNT West 148, East 143 5.2/99.09M
2010 TNT East 141, West 139 3.8/66.85M
2009 TNT West 146, East 119 4.5/77.62M
2008 TNT East 134, West 128 3.8/66.33M
2007 TNT West 153, East 132 4.2/76.84M
2006 TNT East 122, West 120 4.3/87.07M
2005 TNT East 125, West 115 4.9/88.08M
2004 TNT West 136, East 132 5.1/108.19M
2003 TNT West 155, East 145 6.6/1210.83M
2002 NBC West 135, East 120 8.2/1513.10M
2001 NBC East 111, West 110 5.1/87.76M
2000 NBC West 137, East 126 6.9/1210.52M
1999 Cancelled due to owners' Lockout
1998 NBC East 135, West 114 10.6/1716.93M
1997 NBC East 132, West 120 11.2/1916.90M
1996 NBC East 129, West 118 11.7/2017.46M
1995 NBC West 139, East 112 10.7/1715.78M
1994 NBC East 127, West 118 9.1/1413.67M
1993 NBC West 135, East 132 14.3/2222.91M
1992 NBC West 153, East 113 12.8/2618.83M
1991 NBC East 116, West 113 7.8/2110.61M
1990 CBS East 130, West 113 9.5/1313.20M

Radio

2020s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
2024 ESPN Marc Kestecher [200] P. J. Carlesimo Jorge Sedano Kevin Winters
2023 ESPN [201] Marc Kestecher P. J. Carlesimo Ros Gold-Onwude and Monica McNutt Kevin Winters
2022 ESPN [202] Marc Kestecher P. J. Carlesimo Ros Gold-Onwude and Monica McNutt Kevin Winters Monica McNutt
2021 ESPN [203] Marc Kestecher Jon Barry Kevin Winters P. J. Carlesimo
2020 ESPN [204] Marc Kestecher Jon Barry Ramona Shelburne Kevin Winters P. J. Carlesimo

2010s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
2019 ESPN Marc Kestecher [205] Jon Barry Ramona Shelburne Kevin Winters P. J. Carlesimo
2018 ESPN [206] Marc Kestecher Jon Barry Ramona Shelburne Kevin Winters P. J. Carlesimo
2017 ESPN Marc Kestecher [207] Jon Barry Marc Stein and Shelley Smith Kevin Winters P. J. Carlesimo
2016 ESPN [208] Kevin Calabro Jon Barry Marc Stein and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher P. J. Carlesimo
2015 ESPN [209] Kevin Calabro Jon Barry Marc Stein Marc Kestecher P. J. Carlesimo
2014 ESPN [210] Kevin Calabro Jon Barry Marc Stein and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher P. J. Carlesimo
2013 ESPN [211] Kevin Calabro Jack Ramsay Marc Stein and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Chris Mullin
2012 ESPN [212] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Ric Bucher and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Will Perdue
2011 ESPN [213] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Ric Bucher and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Will Perdue
2010 ESPN [214] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Ric Bucher and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Will Perdue

2000s

Year!Network Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)Studio hostStudio analyst(s)
2009 ESPN [215] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Ric Bucher and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Will Perdue
2008 ESPN [216] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Ric Bucher and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Will Perdue
2007 ESPN [217] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Ric Bucher and Shelley Smith Marc Kestecher Will Perdue
2006 ESPN [218] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay
2005 ESPN [219] Jim Durham James Worthy
2004 ESPN [220] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay
2003 ESPN [221] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay Greg Anthony and Vinny Del Negro Doug Brown Kevin Loughery
2002 ESPN Jim Durham Jack Ramsay [222]
2001 ESPN [223] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay
2000 ESPN [224] Jim Durham Jack Ramsay

1990s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)Sideline reporter(s)
1998 ESPN [225] Brent Musburger Jack Ramsay
1997 ESPN [226] Brent Musburger Jack Ramsay [227]
1996 ESPN [228] Brent Musburger [229] Jack Ramsay [230]
1995 NBA [231] Joe McConnell Wes Unseld Glenn Ordway [232] [233]
1994 NBA Joe McConnell Bob Lanier [234]
1993 NBA Joe McConnell [235] Bob Lanier and Quinn Buckner
1992 NBA [236] Marv Albert [237] Bob Lanier Tom Hanneman
1991 NBA [238] Joe McConnell [239] Frank Layden Chet Coppock [240]
1990 ABC [241] [242] Fred Manfra [243] Steve Jones [244] and Earl Monroe [245]

1980s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)
1989 ABC Marv Albert [106] [246] Rod Hundley [247] Fred Manfra [248]
1988 ABC Chick Hearn [249] Johnny Most [250] [251] [252] [253] [254] Fred Manfra
1987 ABC [255] Fred Manfra Rod Hundley [256]
1986 ABC Fred Manfra Dave Barnett
1985 ABC Fred Manfra Oscar Robertson
1984 Mutual Tony Roberts
1983 Mutual [257] Tony Roberts [258] Tom Heinsohn [259]
1982 Mutual
1981 Mutual Joe Tait
1980 [260] Mutual Tony Roberts Johnny Orr

1970s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s)
1979 Mutual [261] Tony Roberts Hubie Brown
1978 Mutual Skip Caray Gene Peterson Bill Schonely
1977 Mutual Eddie Doucette Rod Hundley
1976 Mutual Bill Campbell Bill Schonely
1975 Mutual
1974 Mutual Marv Albert Bob Blackburn
1973 Mutual [262] Jack Fleming [263]
1972 Mutual Chick Hearn Lynn Shackelford
1971 Mutual Chick Hearn Art Eckman
1970 Mutual Chick Hearn Andy Musser

1960s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)
1969 Mutual Chick Hearn Jim Karvellas
1968 AFRS Marv Albert [264]
1967
1966 CBS [189] Jerry Gross Jack Buck [265]
1965 CBS Jerry Gross Jack Buck
1964 CBS Jerry Gross Jack Buck
1963 Syndication Jerry Gross Dolph Schayes
1962 KHJ [266] Chick Hearn
1961
1960

1950s

YearNetwork Play-by-play Color commentator(s)
1959 Syndication Don Dunphy [267] Win Elliot [268]
1958 AFRS
1957
1956
1955 Mutual Harry Wismer Art Gleeson
1954 WMGM (in New York)
WHDH (in Boston)		 Marty Glickman
Johnny Most 		Bert Lee Jr.
1953 Syndication Marty Glickman Jim Gordon
1952 [269] Liberty Marty Glickman Johnny Most
1951 Liberty Marty Glickman [270] Hilliard Gates [271]

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