NBA All-Star Game 2012: Kevin Durant Wins MVP Kobe Bryant breaks the record of Michael Jordan

ORLANDO, Fla. - The sight of Kevin and Kobe, he won the West in the NBA All-Star Game, LeBron James to retain the end. They got an MVP and a record of goals as well. Bryant scored 27 points from Michael Jordan as a leader in career scoring of the game, Kevin Durant had 36 in an MVP performance, and take the Western Conference to a 152-149 victory over the East Sunday evening. 

 James and the East, a 21-point deficit to an average in the final seconds, but were unable to move forward. James finished 36 points and other heat-Star Dwyane Wade with a triple-double. "With all these great players on the field, you never know what will happen. Guys make big plans and they reduce it to one. We were 18 (at halftime), "said Durant. "It was fun. This is the kind of All-Star Game, the look you want. " Blake Griffin scored 22 points for the West, who called 89 points in the first half, setting a record of stars. 

But he won the game with his defense, brought James' about whether the Middle had a chance to tie in the final seconds. "I can not turn the ball over like that," said James. "I let my team down, but overall it was a good weekend." Griffin then hit a free throw with 1.1 seconds left, Wade was a 3-point attempt from the corner. He finished with 24 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, joining James and Jordan, the only players with All-Star Game triple-double.