2014 NBA All-Star Game's Greatest Dunks, Crossovers, Passes and Other Highlights

In a game that featured tons of highlight plays from LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin and Carmelo Anthony, the Cleveland Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving stole the show.

He scored from all over the floor and made more than one defender look foolish with his handles on the way to 31 points and 14 assists.

The massive double-double earned Irving MVP honors.

But he wasn't the only one who provided butts-out-of-the-seats-level highlights during the NBA's 63rd annual All-Star Game.

Inbound Alley-Oop from Stephen Curry to Kevin Durant

Kevin Durant met little resistance streaking down the lane to finish off this perfect lob over the backboard from Stephen Curry.

LeBron James Throws Down

After spinning off Chris Paul, LeBron charged through the paint and finished off a power one-handed slam.

LeBron James Hits the Backboard with His Elbow

Not many players can get a highlight play out of a botched dunk. But when you get high enough to nearly hit your armpit on the backboard, exceptions can be made.

LeBron Gets the Free-D Treatment

LeBron took off from way outside the restricted area, and yet it was still a pedestrian play by his standards.

John Wall's Not Done Dunking

After winning the Slam Dunk Contest on Saturday night, John Wall kept the highlights coming with jams like this during Sunday's game.

Welcome to All-Stardom, Anthony Davis

Anthony Davis took a pass that looked like it might fly a little too far and threw it down with authority.

CP3 and AD Weren't Done

One nasty alley-oop wasn't enough for CP3 and Davis. Their second hookup came by way of an off-the-backboard pass.

Anthony Davis Won't Stop

Kobe Bryant sitting at the announcer's table must have been Anthony Davis' good luck charm. This was his third oop finish with Kobe in the picture-in-picture box.

Blake Griffin's Windmill in Free-D

Blake Griffin finished with 38 points, and the majority of them came in this kind of spectacular fashion.

LeBron Reverses the Oop

Maybe LeBron's refusal to participate in the dunk contest is somewhat overblown considering the show he puts on in the All-Star Game.

LeBron's Hand-Switching Oop

LeBron may have had the dunk of the night when he caught a lob from Carmelo Anthony with his right hand and then finished it with his left.

LeBron Returns the Favor

Shortly after Melo hooked up LeBron, the two switched roles on a fast-break alley-oop.

Kevin Durant's Under-the-Hoop Reverse

Kevin Durant showed off his insane length with a one-handed reverse following a lefty drive.

Kyrie Irving with the Beautiful Drive and Drop for LeBron

After hitting three or four Western Conference defenders with a series of moves, Irving finished things off with a generous drop-off to a streaking LeBron.

Blake Griffin Finishes off a Patented Kevin Love Outlet Pass

After receiving a perfect full-court baseball pass from outletter-extraordinaire Kevin Love, Griffin threw down the one-handed jam.

John Wall Hits Damian Lillard with the Crossover

After rocking Damian Lillard to sleep with a few rhythm dribbles, John Wall blew by his defender on the way to the rim for a layup.

Another Highlight Jam from John Wall

After racing down the floor following a steal, John Wall did a mid-air up-and-under to get past LaMarcus Aldridge on the way to a two-handed jam.

Kyrie Irving Senses a Mismatch

After Dwight Howard switched onto him, Kyrie Irving went to work with a series of crossovers, ultimately leading to a beautiful teardrop of a finger roll.

Kyrie Irving Spins It in

There may not be anyone in the league better at using English off the backboard than Kyrie Irving.

Stephen Curry Splits the Defense

Stephen Curry used a nasty reverse between-the-legs dribble to free himself on the way to a layup.

The Reconciliation

The feud between Joakim Noah and LeBron James and the Miami Heat has been a running storyline for years. On Sunday, bygones were bygones.

Kumbaya

Reggie Miller called it a "Kumbaya moment" as LeBron hooked up with rival Joakim Noah a second time.

Kevin Durant Tries to Put the West on His Back

With the game hanging in the balance, Kevin Durant hit a step-back, fadeaway three off a crossover over LeBron's outstretched hand.

Carmelo Anthony for Three

Melo was scorching hot Sunday, hitting an All-Star Game record eight threes on 13 attempts.

Kyrie Irving Finds LeBron Again

The assist and bucket that sealed the game came by way of Kyrie to LeBron.

Kyrie Irving Stole the Show, and the MVP

Behind 31 points on 14-of-17 shooting and 14 assists, All-Star Game MVP Kyrie Irving led the Eastern Conference to victory, 163-155.

Andy Bailey covers the NBA for Bleacher Report.

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