Has this ever happended aside from the Miami Heat?

Wow the cHEAT had that good of a team and couldn't beat the Mavs?

Well, Wade, James and Bosh weren't on the same teams in 2007, so you are comparing apples to oranges.

But, to answer your question...

1954: 3 Lakers

1955: 3 Pistons

1956: 3 Pistons

1957: 3 Celtics

1958: 3 Celtics

1959: 3 Hawks, 3 Celtics

1963: 3 Celtics

1966: 3 San Francisco Warriors

1977: 3 Nuggets, 3 76ers

1983: 3 76ers

1986: 3 Lakers

1990: 3 Lakers

nothing since then. That just shows you that there is much more parity in the teams now. Not just 3-4 that dominate the entire league as before.

Yes. The Celtics in the 50's consistently had three all stars on their team and in the all star game line-up. In fact, they had more than just three all stars on their team, they had seven and even eight at one point. And they did this IN THE SAME SEASON. I wouldn't be shocked if the Pistons had done it either back then or the Lakers or Knicks even. And I'm sure if you go back to the 70's that the Knicks, Lakers, Hawks and Celtics did it then too. Yes it has happened before and way before the Heat set up their team of "super friends". Back when teams drafted their talent as opposed to shelling out millions for these guys.

Warriors did it in the 60's too. Thank you Charles. Educating the youth that haven't looked up NBA history apparently.

All 3 teammates on the 1966 San Francisco Warriors were STARTERS in the 1966 All Star Game..

Guy Rodgers, Nate Thurmond and Rick Barry all TEAMMATES on the San Francisco Warriors and STARTERS in the 1966 NBA all star game..

The other starters for the West were Jerry West and Bailey Howell.

http://youtu.be/uQgXfMUUivw

The 2004 Lakers had Shaq, Kobe, Payton, and Malone. All four of those guys were starters in the 1998 All Star game.

Three Lakers started in the 1986 All-Star game (Worthy, Abdul-Jabbar, Johnson)

Three 76'ers started in the 1983 All Star game (Erving, Malone, Cheeks)