We just completed an interesting All-Star Weekend! We had a Saturday night of Skills Challenge contestants getting disqualified, 3-point shooting displays from new champ Tyler Herro and Mac McClung winning his third straight Slam Dunk Contest crown.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro’s second appearance in the NBA’s Three-Point Contest went much better than his first appearance.

Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat claimed victory in the 2025 Starry 3-Point Contest on Night 2 of NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco, California. Herro claimed victory in his first-ever contest, becoming the fifth player in Miami Heat history to win the 3-point title while preventing Milwaukee's Damian Lillard from securing a historic three-peat.

After winning the 3-point contest during NBA All-Star Weekend, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro was asked about some of his biggest motivators for work ethic. He imme

A Kentucky Star Turned NBA Sharpshooter. Herro's journey to 3-Point Contest champion began at the University of Kentucky, where he played one standout season in 2018-19. Named the

NBA All-Star weekend served up a DQ in the skills competition, a surprising winner in the 3-point contest, and eye-popping dunks from Mac McClung.

After Tyler Herro had an eventful weekend, the Heat star shares advice from Bam Adebayo.

Despite the Miami Heat's start to the season highlighted by plenty of drama due to Jimmy Butler’s eventual exit, Tyler Herro has been one of the team's main bri

The Miami Heat have found a crucial player in Tyler Herro this season. The young guard is enjoying the best performances of his career, which has earned him a spot in the NBA All-Star Game. The guard reflected on the path that led him here.

Herro will not only be a reserve for the All-Star game events but also a member of the three-point competition as part of the festivities. Amid his best season, Herro would say that he feels “wanted” by Miami and looks to continue to prove himself every day according to Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald.

There was no three-peat for two-time 3-point king Damian Lillard. The Milwaukee Bucks guard failed to make it out of the first round on Saturday as Buddy Hield, Tyler Herro and Darius Garland made it to the finals out of a field of eight participants.