1952 NBA All-Star Game

Philadelphia Warriors' Paul Arizin, who led the East with 26 points, was named as the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player.

However, Dolph Schayes and Larry Foust suffered injuries and were unable to participate in the game; two other players were added to the roster.

Six players, Leo Barnhorst, Arnie Risen, Fred Scolari, Paul Walther, Bobby Wanzer and Max Zaslofsky, were selected for the first time.

Four teams, the Minneapolis Lakers, the New York Knickerbockers, the Philadelphia Warriors and the Rochester Royals, were represented by three players each on the roster.

Philadelphia Warriors' Paul Arizin and Minneapolis Lakers' George Mikan both scored a game-high 26 points.

Two basketball players are going after a basketball, while another player are watching from behind.
Bob Cousy (left) recorded a game-high 13 assists for the East.