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Miami is expected to host the 2028 NBA All-Star Weekend at Kaseya Center

The 5AM Miami teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you've been waiting for the NBA's biggest weekend to come back, it's coming. A source confirmed to the Miami Herald that Miami will host NBA All-Star Weekend in February 2028, the first time since 1990. ESPN's Shams Charania reported Monday that the NBA is close to finalizing it, and an AP source said the league is planning a Nov. 30 event to announce it.

Miami's second All-Star Weekend is expected in February 2028

  1. 1990Miami hosts its only previous All-Star Game, at Miami Arena.
  2. Nov. 30The NBA is planning an event to announce Miami as host.
  3. Feb. 2027Phoenix hosts All-Star Weekend, Feb. 19-21.
  4. Feb. 2028Miami hosts; the Herald figures Saturday night would be Feb. 19 and the game Feb. 20.

The wait came down to the Miami International Boat Show, which shares Presidents' Day Weekend. A source told the Herald the boat show moves to a different weekend in 2028, so the NBA approached the Heat, who hadn't bid. Recent hosts were Chicago, Cleveland, Salt Lake City and Indianapolis, so a warm February makes a nice change. CBS12 says dates aren't confirmed yet.

  • Other events: Celebrity Game, Rising Stars, G League Up Next Game
  • Also planned: NBA Crossover, a multi-day interactive fan festival
  • Tickets: details will be announced at a later date
  • Not expected: LoanDepot Park, as the league focuses on basketball

Kaseya Center is expected to host Saturday night and the game

VenueExpected role
Kaseya CenterSaturday night and the game
Miami Beach Convention CenterOther events
Watsco CenterOther events

Sources: Miami Herald, WPEC, NDTV Sports, CBS Miami

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