At the half, Davis had 22, so he had already been hot before his teammates began lobbing him the ball more and more to get him the record. Russell Westbrook almost also broke the record, coming up a point short with 41.

Speaking of Westbrook, another storyline emerged when Kevin Durant lobbed an alley-oop to the Oklahoma City Thunder point guard in the first quarter. It may’ve been just an incredible play (that got Allen Iverson out of his seat), but hey, maybe it mended the fences between the two a little.

"It was a nice give-and-go, man," Westbrook said after the game. "Good give-and-go. Made a good pass. I barely got over the rim, but it was a nice give-and-go."

"It was a great basketball play,” Durant added. “He was open so I threw him the lob. He can jump really high so yeah, good play."

KD may be a Golden State Warrior now, but on the court success can heal some things. He himself had a triple-double with 21 points, 10 assists, and 10 rebounds.

Giannis Antetokounmpo led the East All-Stars with 30 points while LeBron James scored 23 to become the first All-Star to eclipse 300 in a career.

Alley-oops in general stole the show for the most part (as often times it does in the All-Star Game). In that sense Twitter reacted and wanted to know where the defense was. Obviously, it was non-existent, but how much can one expect to see it in what is essentially a vacation game. It’s called the “All-Star break” right?

See some of the top highlights as well as reaction to the game below.