At the 2026 NBA All‑Star in Inglewood, Barack Obama snagged a loose ball courtside, returned it to Devin Booker and joined Reggie Miller on‑court — Michelle called them her “favorite teammates.” What do you think? Comment. According to People #news
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At the 2026 NBA All‑Star Game at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood on February 15, former president Barack Obama received a standing ovation while sitting courtside with his wife, Michelle, and daughter Sasha. During the game Obama calmly intercepted a loose ball that rolled toward spectators, returned it to Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker, and later took part in a brief on‑court interview with Hall of Famer Reggie Miller praising the competitive spirit of the exhibition. Michelle Obama shared a photo from the night calling them her “favorite teammates,” and video of the moment circulated widely on social media platforms. (people.com)
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