With the All-Star Game coming up next Tuesday, be sure to take time for our All-Star History section, where you can find a list of every ASG ever played (with links to boxscores), ASG leaders, starting lineups, and more.

Subscribe to the Play Index - Baseball-Reference.com.

In honor of the All-Star Game we are opening up the Play Index for a weeklong free trial. You can search for ASG trivia since we have full play-by-play for every ASG or look for second half stars. Up to you.

Follow this summer's action in free agency using Basketball-Reference's 2012 Free Agent Tracker page. We'll update it daily, so you can keep tabs on every player who changes his address this offseason.

This past Friday I gave our Twitter followers a sneak preview of our new Men's Olympic Basketball section on Basketball-Reference.com. Today I'd like to formally announce the launch of this new section of the site and describe some of its features:

• The Athletes subsection contains a page for every athlete who participated in men's Olympic basketball, from Joe Fortenberry in 1936 to Dwight Howard in 2008. Each athlete's page contains biographical data, statistics game logs, and more.
• The Teams subsection has a page for every men's Olympic basketball team. Each country has their own index with a summary of their Olympic results and links to more detailed pages for each team they fielded in the Olympics.
• The Years subsection has a page for each Olympic year with the medal results, finals standings, schedule & results, and more.
• Finally, the Games subsection has detailed results for each day of competition, plus box scores for every game.

Not coincidentally, the launch of this new section was timed to follow-up on the popularity of NBA TV's documentary "The Dream Team" and in anticipation of the 2012 Olympics in London. I hope you enjoy the Mens' Olympic Basketball section, and as always please let us know if you have find any bugs or have any suggestions for ways that we can improve the site.