NBA All-Star weekend in San Francisco gave fans a fresh look at a revamped event format, which included a four-team mini-tournament. While the format was met with mixed reactions, it certainly delivered some exciting basketball.

The All-Star experience shifted to a two-round format featuring four teams, each captained by a basketball legend. Shaquille O’Neal led Shaq’s OGs, featuring the veteran All-Stars; Charles Barkley led Chuck’s Global Stars,

Team Shaq came out victorious in the 2025 All-Star Game, with Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown being a part of their squad. While Brown put together a strong outing for his squad, he ended up having a major gaffe along the way that resulted in him getting trolled by Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell.

Jaylen Brown on whether the All-Star Game should come to Boston: “It kinda seemed like it was a little empty in here tonight. I don’t think in Boston that would happen.”Source:

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“I would say it's not ideal to stop like that if you want guys to be physical,” Brown said via ESPN's Michael C. Wright. “I think guys were still out there having fun. All the OGs, team old knees and old backs, we came out on top, so I don't think anyone else should have had any excuses. It's definitely not ideal.”

In a recent interview, Jaylen Brown gently criticized the All-Star Weekend crowd while advocating for Boston as a potential future host.

Boston Celtics All-Star Jaylen Brown didn’t hold back when he endorsed bringing the NBA’s All-Star Game to Boston but threw shade toward San Francisco in the process. After Brown’s Team OGs defeated the Global Stars,