Jared McCain linked up with Warriors guard Stephen Curry at NBA All-Star Weekend, completing a goal ahead of the festivities.

Talks went on for weeks to try to make it happen, even stretching into All-Star week itself. It seemed more than logical that a rematch would occur; All-Star weekend is on Curry's

In a stunning development, Bay Area stars Steph Curry and Sabrina Ionescu won’t be bringing their NBA-WNBA shootout event back for this year’s All-Star weekend in San Francisco, according to multiple reports on Thursday morning.

Curry and Ionescu were interested in a rematch at the Warriors' Chase Center, but the league says it won't happen

We all agreed not to proceed and will instead keep the focus on All-Star Sunday’s new format.” Last season at All-Star Weekend Indianapolis, Ionescu and Curry put on a 3-point show with Curry edging his friend 29-26,

The Warriors superstar returned to the arena in Oakland on Saturday for NBA All-Star practice: “This is a cool celebration, a ceremony of being in this arena.”

One of the highlights of last season's NBA All-Star weekend will reportedly not return for this year's festivities. According to The Athletic, Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors and New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu will not have a rematch of their 3-point shootout when the NBA's best gather in San Francisco this weekend.

In the first and possibly last rendition of the NBA's constant tweaking of the All-Star game, Curry played in two games to 40 points in one night. As a member of TNT's Shaquille O

One takeaway from the 2025 All-Star Weekend is that it was a good time to be Stephen Curry — "The hosting experience was unbelievable," Curry said. What are the other takeaways from All-Star weekend?

Fans grateful to witness the NBA's best players hit the floor in the Bay Area 02:16. It may have been NBA All-Star Weekend, but the Bay Area still took center stage. The Warriors'

Another NBA All-Star weekend is in the books and, depending on who you ask, it was either a step in the right direction or the worst thing that's ever been put on television. In that way, it was exactly like every other All-Star weekend.

Golden State Warriors All-Star Stephen Curry is weighing in on the NBA GOAT conversation, sort of. "A lot of debate but there can only be one GOAT," Curry shared on social media Saturday during the 74th NBA All-Star Weekend,