NBA All-Star Weekend Delivers Record-Breaking Performances in Indianapolis

The 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend wrapped up last night in Indianapolis with a spectacular showcase that left fans and players alike talking about record-breaking performances across multiple events. The three-day celebration of basketball excellence delivered on its promise of entertainment and athletic prowess.

The All-Star Game itself proved to be the most competitive in recent memory, with Team LeBron edging out Team Giannis 178-175 in a thrilling contest that went down to the final seconds. The game featured exceptional three-point shooting, with both teams combining for 48 made three-pointers, setting a new All-Star Game record. The pace never slowed down, creating an electric atmosphere at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Saturday night's events were equally impressive, with the Slam Dunk Contest producing one of the most memorable moments of the weekend. Miami Heat forward Tyler Herro surprised everyone by participating and delivering a performance that earned him the championship. His final dunk, a 360-degree windmill while blindfolded, earned perfect scores from all five judges and sent the crowd into a frenzy.

The Three-Point Contest saw Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry reclaim his crown after a three-year absence from the winner's circle. Curry shot an impressive 28 points in the final round, hitting his money ball rack with precision that reminded everyone why he's considered the greatest shooter in NBA history. His victory adds another chapter to his legendary All-Star Weekend resume.

Beyond the on-court action, the weekend served as a platform for important community initiatives. The NBA announced a new $10 million investment in Indianapolis youth basketball programs, with several All-Star players committing to personal involvement in mentoring local athletes. The announcement received enthusiastic support from players and city officials alike.

As the All-Star break concludes, teams now turn their attention to the final stretch of the regular season. With playoff positioning becoming increasingly important, the energy and competitive spirit displayed in Indianapolis should carry over into what promises to be an exciting conclusion to the 2025-26 NBA season.