NBA All-Star Weekend Celebrity Game - 2005 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game

2005 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game

The 2005 McDonald's NBA All-Star Celebrity Game sponsored by Sprite was played on Friday, February 18, 2005 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado.

Rapper Nelly, pop rock singer Ryan Cabrera, rapper/actor Ice Cube, actor Danny Masterson, and actor Donald Faison joined WNBA players Lisa Leslie, Diana Taurasi, Becky Hammon and Nykesha Sales.

After playing the first half with Team Nuggets, Entertainment Tonight correspondent Kevin Frazier played the second half with Team Denver. R&B Singer Brian McKnight scored the game winning basket as he threw in an off-balance shot that sailed in while getting the foul call with 9.9 seconds in the fourth quarter, and he was named the MVP of the game.

February 18, 2005 Recap Team Nuggets 55, Team Denver 54 Colorado Convention Center, Denver, Colorado
Team Denver
Player Background
DJ Clue Rapper
Jermaine Dupri Rapper
Becky Hammon WNBA player
Lisa Leslie WNBA player
Roger Lodge Blind Date host
Danny Masterson Actor
Mark McGrath Singer/Extra host
Wilmer Valderrama Actor
Head Coach: Andre Miller (NBA Player)
Assistant Coach: Vivica A. Fox (Actress)
General Manager: Greg Anthony (ESPN analyst)
Team Nuggets
Player Background
Ryan Cabrera Singer
Kevin Frazier Entertainment Tonight correspondent
Eric Koston Professional skateboarder
Brian McKnight Singer
Nelly Rapper
Nykesha Sales WNBA player
Diana Taurasi WNBA player
Head Coach: Earl Boykins (NBA player)
Assistant Coach: Gabrielle Union (Actress)
General Manager: Stephen A. Smith (ESPN analyst)

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