2015 NBA All-Star Game: Game time, live stream, TV coverage

The 64th NBA All-Star Game will take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City for the fifth time in the game's history. The previous four games held in New York were won by the Eastern Conference. The East leads the series 37-26, but the West has won three of the last four games.

The 64th NBA All-Star Game will take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City for the fifth time in the game's history. The previous four games held in New York were won by the Eastern Conference. The East leads the series 37-26, but the West has won three of the last four games.

How to watch

Details for Sunday's 64th NBA All-Star Game are below:

Date: Feb. 15

Game time: 8:30 p.m. ET

TV Coverage: TNT

Location: Madison Square Garden, New York

Live stream: You can live stream the game here. 

​Coaches: ​Mike Budenholzer, Atlanta (East), Steve Kerr, Golden State (West)​

All Stars rosters: The All-Star rosters can be found here.

• SI.com's 2015 All-Star coverage

                                               Past results

Year	City	Venue	Result	MVP
1951	Boston	Boston Garden	East 111, West 94	Ed Macauley, Boston
1952	Boston	Boston Garden	East 108, West 91	Paul Arizin, Philadelphia
1953	Fort Wayne	Allen County Coliseum	West 79, East 75	George Mikan, Minneapolis
1954	New York	Madison Square Garden	East 98, West 93 (OT)	Bob Cousy, Boston
1955	New York	Madison Square Garden	East 100, West 91	Bill Sharman, Boston
1956	Rochester	Rochester War Memorial Coliseum	West 108, East 94	Bob Pettit, St. Louis
1957	Boston	Boston Garden	East 109, West 97	Bob Cousy, Boston
1958	St. Louis	St. Louis Arena	East 130, West 118	Bob Pettit, St. Louis
1959	Detroit	Olympia Stadium	West 124, East 108	Elgin Baylor, Minneapolis; Bob Pettit, St. Louis
1960	Philadelphia	Convention Hall	East 125, West 115	Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia
1961	Syracuse	Onondoga County War Memorial Coliseum	West 153, East 131	Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati
1962	St. Louis	St. Louis Arena	West 150, East 130	Bob Pettit, St. Louis
1963	Los Angeles	L.A. Sports Arena	East 115, West 108	Bill Russell, Boston
1964	Boston	Boston Garden	East 111, West 107	Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati
1965	St. Louis	St. Louis Arena	East 124, West 123	Jerry Lucas, Cincinnati
1966	Cincinnati	Cincinnati Gardens	East 137, West 94	Adrian Smith, Cincinnati
1967	Daly City, CA	Cow Palace	West 135, East 120	Rick Barry, San Francisco
1968	New York	Madison Square Garden	East 144, West 124	Hal Greer, Philadelphia
1969	Baltimore	Baltimore Civic Center	East 123, West 112	Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati
1970	Philadelphia	THe Spectrum	East 142, West 135	Willis Reed, New York
1971	San Diego	San Diego Sports Arena	West 108, East 107	Lenny Wilkens, Seattle
1972	Inglewood, CA	The Forum	West 112, East 110	Jerry West, Los Angeles
1973	Chicago	Chicago Stadium	East 104, West 84	Dave Cowens, Boston
1974	Seattle	Seattle Center Coliseum	West 134, East 123	Bob Lanier, Detroit
1975	Phoenix	Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum	East 108, West 102	Walt Frazier, New York
1976	Philadelphia	The Spectrum	East 123, West 109	Dave Bing, Washington
1977	Milwaukee	Milwaukee Arena	West 125, East 124	Julius Erving, Philadelphia
1978	Atlanta	The Omni	East 133, West 125	Randy Smith, Buffalo
1979	Pontiac, Mich.	Pontiac Silverdome	West 134, East 129	David Thompson, Denver
1980	Landover, Md.	Capital Centre	East 144, West 136 (OT)	George Gervin, San Antonio
1981	Richfield, Ohio	Richfield Coliseum	East 123, West 120	Nate Archibald, Boston
1982	East Rutherford, N.J.	Brendan Byrne Arena	East 120, West 118	Larry Bird, Boston
1983	Inglewood, CA	The Forum	East 132, West 123	Julius Irving, Philadelphia
1984	Denver	McNichols Sports Arena	East 154, West 145 (OT)	Isiah Thomas, Detroit
1985	Indianapolis	Hoosier Dome	West 140, East 129	Ralph Sampson, Houston
1986	Dallas	Reunion Arena	East 139, West 132	Isiah Thomas, Detroit
1987	Seattle	Kingdome	West 154, East 149 (OT)	Tom Chambers, Seattle
1988	Chicago	Chicago Stadium	East 138, West 133	Michael Jordan, Chicago
1989	Houston	Astrodome	West 143, East 134	Karl Malone, Utah
1990	Miami	Miami Arena	East 130, West 113	Magic Johnson, L.A. Lakers
1991	Charlotte	Charlotte Coliseum	East 116, West 114	Charles Barkley, Philadelphia
1992	Orlando	Orlando Arena	West 153, East 113	Magic Johnson, L.A. Lakers
1993	Salt Lake City	Delta Center	West 135, East 132 (OT)	Karl Malone, John Stockton, Utah
1994	Minneapolis	Target Center	East 127, West 118	Scottie Pippen, Chicago
1995	Phoenix	America West Arena	West 139, East 112	Mitch Richmond, Sacramento
1996	San Antonio	Alamodome	East 129, West 118	Michael Jordan, Chicago
1997	Cleveland	Gund Arena	East 132, West 120	Glen Rice, Charlotte
1998	New York	Madison Square Garden	East 135, West 114	Michael Jordan, Chicago
1999	No game- NBA lockout
2000	Oakland	The Arena in Oakland	West 137, East 126	Tim Duncan, San Antonio, Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers
2001	Washington	MCI Center	East 111, West 110	Allen Iverson, Philadelphia
2002	Philadelphia	First Union Center	West 135, East 120	Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers
2003	Atlanta	Philips Arena	West 155, East 145 (2OT)	Kevin Garnett, Minnesota
2004	Los Angeles	Staples Center	West 136, East 132	Shaquille O'Neal, L.A. Lakers
2005	Denver	Pepsi Center	East 125, West 115	Allen Iverson, Philadelphia
2006	Houston	Toyota Center	East 122, West 120	LeBron James, Cleveland
2007	Las Vegas	Thomas & Mack Center	West 153, East 132	Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers
2008	New Orleans	New Orleans Arena	East 134, West 128	LeBron James, Cleveland
2009	Phoenix	US Airways Center	West 146, East 119	Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O' Neal L.A. Lakers
2010	Arlington, Tex.	Cowboys Stadium	East 141, West 139	Dwyane Wade, Miami
2011	Los Angeles	Staples Center	West 148, East 142	Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers
2012	Orlando	Amway Center	West 152, East 149	Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City
2013	Houston	Toyota Center	West 143, East 138	Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers
2014	New Orleans	Smoothie King Center	East 163, West 155	Kyrie Irving, Cleveland