The NBA may have some new All-Star game rules very shortly.
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According to ESPN, Clippers point guard Chris Paul called commissioner Adam Silver following this year's version in New Orleans, after his Western Conference side won 192-182.
The report states that Silver thinks players like Paul and owners like Michael Jordan could meet like they did during collective bargaining to discuss ways to improve the All-Star Game.
Among the possible rules changes, captains would be allowed to pick their own starters, there could be a 4-point shot added to some spots on the floor and there could even be a 10-point half-court shot.
All of these changes would be strictly for the All-Star game only. No one wants to see players chucking up half-court shots on a regular basis.
"We will change it by next year," Silver said of the All-Star game.
It seems as though the players and fans alike are tired of watching a meaningless game near 200 points year-in and year-out without any consequences.