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NBA All-Star Weekend: Game results, 3-Point & Dunk contest past winners

NBA All-Star Weekend: Game results, 3-Point & Dunk contest past winners

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By: Ryan Wohl

The 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend has arrived! This year’s festivities are taking place in Los Angeles with the All-Star Game, 3-point and dunk contests occurring at the Intuit Dome. Check out past results from the All-Star game, the 3-point contest, and the slam dunk contest below.

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NBA All-Star Game Results

YearMatchupArenaLocationASG MVP
1951East 111 – 94 WestBoston GardenBoston, Massachusetts Ed Macauley
1952East 108 – 91 WestBoston GardenBoston, Massachusetts Paul Arizin
1953West 79 – 75 EastAllen County War Memorial ColiseumFort Wayne, IndianaGeorge Mikan
1954East 98 – 93 WestMadison Square Garden New York, New YorkBob Cousy
1955East 100 – 91 WestMadison Square Garden New York, New YorkBill Sharman
1956West 108 – 94 EastRochester War Memorial ColiseumRochester, New York Bob Pettit
1957East 109 – 97 WestBoston GardenBoston, Massachusetts Bob Cousy
1958East 130 – 118 WestSt. Louis ArenaPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaBob Pettit
1959West 124 – 108 EastOlympia StadiumDetroit, MichiganElgin Baylor/Bob Pettit
1960East 125 – 115 WestConvention HallPhiladelphia, PennsavaniaWilt Chamberlain
1961West 153 – 131 EastOnondaga County War Memorial ColiseumSyracuse, New YorkOscar Robertson
1962West 150 – 130 EastSt. Louis ArenaSt. Louis, MissouriBob Pettit
1963East 115 – 108 WestLA Sports ArenaLos Angeles, CaliforniaBill Russell
1964East 111 – 107 WestBoston GardenBoston, Massachusetts Oscar Robertson
1965East 124 – 123 WestSt. Louis ArenaSt. Louis, MissouriJerry Lucas
1966East 137 – 94 WestCincinnati GardensCincinnati, OhioAdrian Smith
1967West 135 – 120 EastCow PalaceDaly City, CaliforniaRick Barry
1968East 144 – 124 WestMadison Square Garden New York, New YorkHal Greer
1969East 123 – 112 WestBaltimore Civic CenterBaltimore, MarylandOscar Robertson
1970East 142 – 135 WestThe SpectrumPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaWillis Reed
1971West 108 – 107 EastSan Diego Sports ArenaSan Diego, CaliforniaLenny Wilkens
1972West 112 – 110 EastThe ForumInglewood, CaliforniaJerry West
1973East 104 – 84 WestChicago StadiumChicago, IllinoisDave Cowens
1974West 134 – 123 EastSeattle Center ColiseumSeattle, WashingtonBob Lanier
1975East 108 – 102 WestArizona Veterans Memorial ColiseumPhoenix, ArizonaWalt Frazier
1976East 123 – 109 WestThe Spectrum Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaDave Bing
1977West 125 – 124 EastMilwaukee ArenaMilwaukee, WisconsinJulius Erving
1978East 133 – 125 WestOmni ColiseumAtlanta, GeorgiaRandy Smith
1979West 134 – 129 EastPontiac SilverdomePontiac, MichiganDavid Thompson
1980East 144 – 136 WestCapital CentreLandover, MarylandGeorge Gervin
1981East 123 – 120 WestColiseum at RichfieldRichfield, OhioNate Archibald
1982East 120 – 118 WestBrendan Byrne ArenaEast Rutherford, New JerseyLarry Bird,
1983East 132 – 123 WestThe Forum Inglewood, CaliforniaJulius Erving 
1984East 154 – 145 WestMcNichols Sports Arena Denver, ColoradoIsiah Thomas
1985West 140 – 129 EastReunion ArenaIndianapolis, IndianaRalph Sampson
1986East 139 – 132 WestReunion Arena KingdomeDallas, TexasIsiah Thomas
1987West 154 – 149 EastKingdome Seattle, Washington Tom Chambers
1988East 138 – 133 WestChicago Stadium Chicago, IllinoisMichael Jordan
1989West 143 – 134 EastAstrodome Houston, TexasKarl Malone
1990East 130 – 113 WestMiami Arena Miami, FloridaMagic Johnson
1991East 116 – 114 WestCharlotte Coliseum Charlotte, North CarolinaCharles Barkley
1992West 153 – 113 EastOrlando Arena Orlando, FloridaMagic Johnson
1993West 135 – 132 EastDelta Center Salt Lake City, UtahKarl Malone/John Stockton
1994East 127 – 118 WestTarget CenterMinneapolis, MinnesotaScottie Pippen
1995West 139 – 112 East America West ArenaPhoenix, ArizonaMitch Richmond
1996East 129 – 118 WestAlamodomeSan Antonio, TexasMichael Jordan
1997East 132 – 120 WestGund ArenaCleveland, OhioGlen Rice
1998East 135, West 114Madison Square GardenNew York City, New YorkMichael Jordan
1999NBA Lockout
2000West 137 – 126 EastThe Arena in OaklandOakland, CaliforniaTim Duncan/Shaquille O’Neal
2001East 111 – 110 WestMCI CenterWashington, D.C.Allen Iverson
2002West 135 – 120 EastFirst Union CenterPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaKobe Bryant
2003West 155 – 145 EastPhilips Arena§Atlanta, GeorgiaKevin Garnett
2004West 136 – 132 EastStaples CenterLos Angeles, CaliforniaShaquille O’Neal 
2005East 125 – 115 WestPepsi CenterDenver, ColoradoAllen Iverson 
2006East 122 – 120 WestToyota CenterHouston, TexasLeBron James
2007West 153 – 132 EastThomas & Mack CenterParadise, NevadaKobe Bryant
2008East 134 – 128 WestNew Orleans ArenaNew Orleans, LouisianaLeBron James
2009West 146 – 119 EastUS Airways Center Phoenix, ArizonaKobe Bryant/Shaquille O’Neal 
2010East 141 – 139 WestCowboys StadiumArlington, TexasDwayne Wade
2011West 148 – 143 EastStaples CenterLos Angeles, CaliforniaKobe Bryant
2012West 152 – 149 EastAmway CenterOrlando, FloridaKevin Durant
2013West 143 – 138 EastToyota CenterHouston, TexasChris Paul
2014East 163 – 155 WestSmoothie King Center New Orleans, LouisianaKyrie Irving
2015West 163 – 158 EastMadison Square GardenNew York City, New YorkRussell Westbrook
2016West 196 – 173 EastAir Canada CentreToronto, Ontario, CanadaRussell Westbrook
2017West 192 – 182 EastSmoothie King CenterNew Orleans, LouisianaAnthony Davis
2018Team LeBron 148 – 145 Team StephenStaples CenterLos Angeles, CaliforniaLeBron James
2019Team LeBron 178 – 164 Team GiannisSpectrum CenterCharlotte, North CarolinaKevin Durant
2020Team LeBron 157 – 155 Team Giannis United CenterChicago, IllinoisKawhi Leonard
2021Team LeBron 170 – 150 Team DurantState Farm ArenaAtlanta, GeorgiaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
2022Team LeBron 163 – 160 Team DurantRocket Mortgage FieldHouseCleveland, OhioStephen Curry
2023Team Giannis 184 – 175 Team LeBronVivint ArenaSalt Lake City, UtahJayson Tatum
2024East 211 – 186 WestGainbridge FieldhouseIndianapolis, IndianaDamian Lillard
2025Semifinal 1: Chuck’s Global Stars 41 – 32 Kenny’s Young Stars
Semifinal 2: Shaq’s OGs 42 – 35 Candace’s Rising Stars
Championship: Shaq’s OGs 41 – 25 Chuck’s Global Stars		Chase CenterSan Francisco, CaliforniaStephen Curry

NBA 3-Point Contest History

YearPlayerFinal Score
1986Larry Bird22
1987Larry Bird16
1988Larry Bird17
1989Dale Ellis19
1990Craig Hodges19
1991Craig Hodges17
1992Craig Hodges16
1993Mark Price18
1994Mark Price24
1995Glen Rice17
1996Tim Legler20
1997Steve Kerr22
1998 Jeff Hornacek16
1999NBA Lockout
2000 Jeff Hornacek13
2001Ray Allen19
2002Peja Stojakovic19
2003Peja Stojakovic22
2004Voshon Lenard18
2005Quentin Richardson19
2006Dirk Nowitzki18
2007Jason Kapono24
2008Jason Kapono25
2009Daequan Cook19
2010Paul Pierce20
2011James Jones20
2012Kevin Love17
2013Kyrie Irving23
2014Marco Belinelli24
2015Stephen Curry27
2016Klay Thompson27
2017Eric Gordon21
2018Devin Booker28
2019Joe Harris26
2020Buddy Hield27
2021Stephen Curry28
2022Karl-Anthony Towns29
2023Damian Lillard26
2024Damian Lillard26
2025Tyler Herro24

NBA Dunk Contest Winners

YearPlayer
1976Julius Erving
1977Darnell Hillman
1984Larry Nance
1985Dominique Wilkins
1986Spud Webb
1987Michael Jordan
1988Michael Jordan
1989Kenny Walker
1990Dominique Wilkins
1991Dee Brown
1992Cedric Ceballos
1993Harold Miner
1994Isaiah Rider
1995Harold Miner
1996Brent Barry
1997Kobe Bryant
1998No Dunk contest
1999NBA Lockout
2000Vince Carter
2001Desmond Mason
2002Jason Richardson
2003Jason Richardson
2004Fred Jones
2005Josh Smith
2006Nate Robinson
2007Gerald Green
2008Dwight Howard
2009Nate Robinson
2010Nate Robinson
2011Blake Griffin
2012Jeremy Evans
2013Terrence Ross
2014John Wall
2015Zach LaVine
2016Zach LaVine
2017Glenn Robinson III
2018Donovan Mitchell
2019Hamidou Diallo
2020Derrick Jones Jr.
2021Anfernee Simons
2022Obi Toppin
2023Mac McClung
2024Mac McClung
2025Mac McClung

2026 NBA All-Star Weekend: FAQ

Where will NBA All-Star Weekend take place?

The 2026 NBA All-Star weekend is taking place in Los Angeles, California. The Intuit Dome, the home of the Clippers, is hosting the All-Star Game and All-Star Saturday Night.

When is NBA All-Star Saturday Night?

NBA All-Star Saturday Night is taking place on February 14.

What time does the 2026 NBA All-Star Game start?

The NBA All-Star Game begins at 5:00 p.m. ET on Sunday, February 15.

How can I watch the 2026 NBA All-Star Game & All-Star Saturday Night?

The NBA All-Star Game and All-Star Saturday Night are both airing live on NBC and Peacock.

Ryan Wohl
Ryan Wohl
Ryan is a University of Arizona graduate and Philadelphia native. Since 2024, he has been a writer for DraftKings Network, primarily covering combat sports. He is a big Philly sports fan and loves to collect sneakers, as well.
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