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The NBA will always state that no NBA game is rigged (other than those previously officiated by the disgraced Tim Donaghy), but superstars always gain the advantages.
While watching Kobe Bryant, as thousands have noticed and pointed out, the officials will allow him to carry the ball while dribbling, a violation. Certain players may be given the star treatment, but generally, the entire game is not fixed.
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