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The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) All-Star Game is an annual exhibition basketball game showcasing the best players from the Western and Eastern Conferences of the WNBA. Since 2004, it hasn't been held during Summer Olympic years.
Each conference team features 12 players having the best seasons. Starters are chosen by fan votes via internet ballots, while the remaining players are selected by league personnel, head coaches, and media personalities. The game's Most Valuable Player (MVP) is named by a of media .
In 2004, the WNBA All-Star Game was replaced by an exhibition match at Radio City Music Hall due to the Summer Olympics in Athens. The USA national team defeated a team of WNBA All-Stars 74-58. This tradition of skipping the All-Star Game during Olympic years continued in 2008, 2012, and 2016, with a month-long break in the regular season to accommodate participants.
In 2020, the Summer Olympics were postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, delaying the WNBA season and resulting in no All-Star Game. Similarly, in 2010, an exhibition game was held instead, with Team USA beating a WNBA All-Star team 99-72. The Western Conference leads the series 10-4. Beginning in 2018, the teams are named after their captains, except on 2021.
Complete list of winning teams
- 1999 West 79, East 61
- 2000 West 73, East 61
- 2001 West 80, East 72
- 2002 West 81, East 76
- 2003 West 84, East 75
- 2005 West 122, East 99
- 2006 East 98, West 82
- 2007 East 103, West 99
- 2009 West 130, East 118
- 2011 East 118, West 113
- 2013 West 102, East 98
- 2014 East 125, West 124 (OT)
- 2015 West 117, East 112
- 2017 West 130, East 121
- 2018 Team Parker 119, Team Delle Donne 112
- 2019 Team Wilson 129, Team Delle Donne 126
- 2021 Team WNBA 93, Team USA 83
- 2022 Team Wilson 134, Team Stewart 112
- 2023 Team Stewart 143, Team Wilson 127