West beat the East, Durant MVP

Orlando - The star player of the Western Conference team, again defeating the Eastern Conference team in the NBA All-Star game. Small Forward Kevin Durant Oklahoma City Thunder was selected as Most Valuable Player (MVP). In a match that ended at the Amway Center on Monday (2/27/2012) morning local time, the West team dibesut by Thunder coach Scott Brooks successfully lowered the East team with a score of 152-149 thin. West teams started the game with, beautiful to leave the East team with a difference of nearly 10 points in a 39-28 position at the end of the first 12 minutes. Although in the second quarter of each team look attractive, but the pace taut West team could not be chased away by the East team that is now behind 21 points in a 69-88 position. A total of 43 points accounted for the East team and only conceded 36 points to cut the distance to the West a 112-124 team at the end of the third quarter. The fight occurred in the quarter final exclamation. Difference in numbers slowly trimmed in which the East team just one point behind West team by a score of 149-150 when the game just 20 seconds remaining. A number of the results of Bryant free throws to increase the acquisition of the West team 151-149. Even so, the East team refused to give up. However, at crucial times, James makes the mistake of doing a bad pass, so the ball can be stolen by Griffin who then violated by Deron Williams. Violations of the fruit of two free throws by the player who executed the LA Clippers. In the remaining time is less than one second, Wade tried his luck with a three-point shot off but misses. The victory earned the team the West 152-149. Durant is getting trophies MVP scored 36 points, seven rebounds and three assists. Pesaingan closest was James who earn the same points, with six rebounds and seven assists. A number of Western team players scored at least 20 points, including the acquisition of Bryant (27 points), Griffin (22 points) and Russell Westbrook. While there are from the East team Wade (24 points) and Williams (20 points).