Star weekend with history being made, a slam dunk masterclass, and a controversial disqualification all taking place in San Francisco. Osceola Magic guard Mac McClung made All-Star history by becoming the first person to win the Slam Dunk contest three years in a row.

First things first: Much respect and major admiration to Orlando Magic G-Leaguer Mac McClung’s unprecedented third straight victory in the NBA All-Star Game Dunk Contest a few nights ago. It is a testament to Mac’s incredible athleticism, creativity and his jaw-dropping jams — including jumping over a car before executing an amazing reverse flush.

McClung made NBA history on Saturday night with his third consecutive victory in the Slam Dunk contest. Orlando Magic guard Mac McClung made NBA history on Saturday night, becoming the first player in league history to win three straight Slam Dunk contests at All-Star Weekend.

Here are the winners and losers from All-Star 2025 in San Francisco. Curry didn't have a perfect performance. He earned the rare eight-second violation on a potential tournament-winning possession, but he hit some deep shots in front of his home crowd and scored a solid 20 points through Team OG's two games.

The G League player electrified viewers with his third straight slam dunk contest title, standing out amid increasing All-Star Weekend apathy from the sport’s biggest stars.

NBA Slam Dunk Contest history was made Saturday night in San Francisco. Mac McClung, who had four perfect 50s on four attempts, won the Dunk Contest for the third consecutive year, becoming the first player in history to pull off a three-peat in the event.

NBA All-Star weekend customarily tips off Friday night with the Rising Stars event, the Orlando Magic will be well-represented.