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Mac McClung won the NBA Dunk Contest, but fans were disappointed with the event, missing the excitement of past contests. NBA Twitter and players like Aaron Gordon and Joel Embiid reacted to the contest, with Gordon joking that he could have gotten second place. Despite the disappointment, fans appreciated the LED court used in the event.
The 2024 NBA All-Star weekend's Celebrity Game featured the debut of a new LED court, developed by ASB GlassFloor, which garnered mixed reviews from fans. Some praised the unique design and features, while others felt it overshadowed the game itself. The court will also be used for other events during the weekend. Team Shannon emerged victorious over Team Stephen A. with Dallas Cowboys' Micah Parsons earning MVP honors.
The NBA will debut a state-of-the-art, full video LED court for All-Star weekend in Indianapolis, with events like the skills competition, 3-point contest, and slam dunk competition taking place on the glass floor. Developed by ASB GlassFloor, the court will feature interactive graphics, real-time game stats, and player tracking animations, providing a new and impactful experience for both in-person and televised viewers. The court, which plays similarly to wood, has been approved for use by FIBA and has undergone testing by NBA players and executives.
The NBA has announced that a state-of-the-art full video LED court will be used at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis for multiple events during the upcoming All-Star Weekend, including the All-Star Celebrity Game, All-Star Saturday Night, and the NBA vs. WNBA three-point shootout. The court will feature visual effects, real-time game stats, and interactive games for fans during timeouts, providing a new and exciting experience for spectators.