The Shoes That Won Last Night: NBA Friday Night Action

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While many of us are preparing for Sunday night's big game, the NBA rolls on as they head towards All-Star Weekend, closing out the month with a night full of superstars in action. Last night, All-Stars like Stephen Curry, Dirk Nowitzki, and Kevin Durant had big performances, showing exactly why they were selected for the mid-season game. There were also a handful of players that weren't selected for the squad that made big statements of their own with All-Star caliber numbers.

Most notably, Charlotte's Al Jefferson went off on the Lakers, dominating the 110-100 Bobcats win with 40 points and 18 rebounds. In Oklahoma City's 120-95 blowout of Brooklyn, Serge Ibaka stepped up with 25 points and 9 boards. This also marked the end of Kevin Durant's 12-game streak of 30+ performance, as KD had 26 points on the night.

All this, plus plenty more hardwood coverage after the break.

Riley Jones is a freelance writer from Charlottesville, VA and a contributor to Sneaker Report. With an unshakable affinity for basketball and all things ’90s, he can be found on Twitter @rchrstphr.

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Serge Ibaka
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Game: Oklahoma City vs. Brooklyn
Key Stat: 25 points, 9 rebounds

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Monta Ellis
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Game: Dallas vs. Sacramento
Key Stat: 20 points

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Monta Ellis
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Game: Oklahoma City vs. Brooklyn
Key Stat: 26 points, 7 assists

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Kevin Durant
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Dirk Nowitzki
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Game: Dallas vs. Sacramento
Key Stat: 34 points, 5 rebounds

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Dirk Nowitzki
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Arron Afflalo
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Key Stat: 21 points, 5 rebounds

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Arron Afflalo
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Al Jefferson
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Key Stat: 40 points, 18 rebounds

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Al Jefferson
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Zach Randolph
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Game: Memphis vs. Minnesota
Key Stat: 26 points, 12 rebounds

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Riley Jones is a freelance writer from Charlottesville, VA and a contributor to Sneaker Report. With an unshakable affinity for basketball and all things ’90s, he can be found on Twitter @rchrstphr.

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