Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat emerged victorious in the 2025 NBA Three-Point Contest, held during the All-Star Weekend at the Chase Center in San Francisco. Herro, who is averaging a career-high 23.9 points per game this season, showcased his shooting prowess by scoring 24 points in the final round. He edged out Golden State's Buddy Hield, who finished with 23 points, and Cleveland's Darius Garland, who scored 19 points. Herro's victory adds his name to the list of Miami Heat players who have won this prestigious event, joining the likes of Glen Rice and Jason Kapono. "Just happy to put my name in the history books for all-star weekend," Herro commented after his win[1][2].

Mac McClung made history at the 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend by becoming the first player to win three consecutive dunk contests. The G League star achieved this feat by delivering four perfect dunks, each earning a score of 50. McClung's final dunk, which involved jumping over 6-foot-11 Evan Mobley and executing a rim-tapping slam, captivated both the audience and judges. Known for his creativity and athleticism, McClung's performance solidified his reputation as one of the most exciting dunkers in the league. His victory places him alongside Nate Robinson as the only players to have won the dunk contest three times[3].

The 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend featured several memorable moments beyond the Three-Point and Dunk Contests. In the Skills Challenge, Cleveland's Evan Mobley and Donovan Mitchell triumphed by defeating Golden State's Moses Moody and Green. The event was not without controversy, as San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul were disqualified for attempting to cheat. The All-Star game itself promises to be an exciting affair, with Tyler Herro making his debut on Kenny's Young Stars team. Fans can catch all the action on TNT and TruTV, or via streaming services like Hulu and Fubo[3][1].