OAKLAND, Calif. — In an exciting display of talent, Rome Flynn led Team Bonds to a 66-55 victory over Team Rice in the All-Star celebrity game held on Friday night.
Flynn, who earned the title of Most Valuable Player (MVP) for his outstanding performance, contributed significantly with 22 points, alongside eight rebounds and five assists. Team Bonds, under the guidance of baseball icon Barry Bonds, also saw Rickea Jackson adding 16 points to the final score.
The talented actor, recognized for his roles in popular TV series like “How to Get Away with Murder” and “Chicago Fire,” credited his teammates for motivating him to pursue MVP recognition. “I’m a team player,” Flynn mentioned, showcasing his dedication to teamwork and collaboration.
On the opposing side, Team Rice, coached by football great Jerry Rice, had notable performances from Terrell Owens, who scored 18 points, and Shelby McEwen, who chipped in with 14.
The celebrity game marked the beginning of the All-Star Friday festivities, which continued with the Rising Stars competition at the Chase Center in San Francisco, captivating fans and highlighting the incredible talents of various athletes.
