The National Basketball Association's Western Conference beat the Eastern Conference 192 to 182 to win the 2017 NBA All-Star Game Sunday night in New Orleans. For hometown hero, No. 23, Anthony Davis, it was an unforgettable game. Davis scored 52 points, smashing a 55-year-old mark of 42 points set by the legendary Wilt Chamberlain. Davis also pulled down 10 rebounds.
The West's Kevin Durant, No. 35, scored 21 points. In the first quarter Durant and Russell Westbrook combined their efforts to score like they did when they were teammates on the Oklahoma Thunder.
Westbrook faced off against East guard Isaiah Thomas. Westbrook finished the game with seven assists and five rebounds.
Westbrook was last year's All-Star MVP. This year, he nearly tied Chamberlain's 42-point All-Star Game record - scoring 41 points.
When it was all said and done, both teams had scored more total points than any previous All-Star Game: 374. Davis's unprecedented scoring and outstanding rebounding helped him take home the game's MVP trophy.