Highlights: Chris Paul scores 23 off bench in Team LeBron All-Star Game win

Chris Paul scored nine points in the fourth quarter to help Team LeBron win the most exciting NBA All-Star Game in recent memory.

In the most exciting All-Star Game in recent memory, Chris Paul scored 23 points off the bench and helped Team LeBron get the 157-155 win.

He scored nine of his team’s 33 points in the fourth quarter to help get them to the finish line in an intense race.

Paul made seven 3-pointers and had six assists. He went 8-for-13 from the field. His only non-3-pointer made was an alley-oop, which SportsCenter tweeted is the only one he’s made in his career.

Paul, a 10-time All-Star, closed out the game in the starting lineup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder Twitter account tweeted a video of the shots he made in the fourth quarter:

He made his first three 3s of the game:

He made an excellent alley-oop pass to Ben Simmons.

He had an excellent alley-oop finish himself, too.

In the third quarter, he drilled a 3 and then helped force a turnover on the other end.

Paul may not be having the statistical season of his prime, but his averages of 17.4 points, 6.7 assists and 5.0 rebounds and leadership abilities helped the Thunder go into the break tied for the sixth seed with a 33-22 record.

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