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Stephen Curry visited the Virginia Union and Winston-Salem State locker rooms before the 2024 NBA HBCU Classic and left them with a surprise gift.

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Stephen Curry's Locker Room Visit at the 2024 HBCU Classic

Get an exclusive look into the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend featuring Golden State Warriors' Rising Star Brandin Podziemski, the Sabrina vs Stephen 3-Point Challenge, and Stephen Curry's 10th All-Star Game appearance.

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Golden State Warriors All Access | Inside NBA All-Star 2024

Stephen Curry brought the ENERGY during the 2024 NBA All-Star Game.

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Stephen Curry Mic'd Up at 2024 NBA All-Star Game

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Stephen Curry scored 16 points and dished out eight assists in the 2024 All-Star game.

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Stephen Curry's All-Star Game Highlights

Hear from Stephen Curry following his 16-point, eight-assist effort in the 73rd NBA All-Star Game.

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Postgame Warriors Talk: Stephen Curry - 2/18/24

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Stephen Curry scored 16 points and dished out eight assists in the Western Conference All-Stars' 211-186 loss to the Eastern Conference in Indiana on Sunday. The East became the first team in NBA All-Star game history to eclipse 200 points, with Milwaukee's Damian Lillard winning Kobe Bryant All-Star Game MVP.

CURRY DROPPIN DIMESCurry finished with eight assists, including some flashy dimes to superstar teammates. Inbounding the ball from near halfcourt, he threw a no-look lob to Anthony Davis for a dunk. In the third quarter, Curry connected with his former Warriors teammate, Kevin Durant, with a behind-the-back dime for a 3-pointer. Less than a minute later, he threw a crosscourt pass with his off-hand for a Luka Doncic slam in transition.&nbsp;

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Stephen Curry with one of the day's best assists

3-POINT CHAMP KEEPS SPLASHINGFresh off a 3-point contest&nbsp;victory over Sabrina Ionescu&nbsp;in the first-ever NBA vs. WNBA battle on Saturday, Curry hit a team-high four 3-pointers in the first half on Sunday. In his most recent All-Star game, Curry set an NBA record with 16 made threes, so it was no surprise that he hit his first 3-pointer within 30 seconds of checking in. All four of his splashes were from at least 26 feet, with two as far as 28 feet.&nbsp;

Curry leads the league in total made 3-pointers (252) and made threes per game this season (5.0). No other player this season has cracked 200 made threes or even four made 3-pointers per game.

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Stephen Curry hits from way downtown

OTHER HIGHLIGHT PLAYSCurry blocked 6'10 forward Paolo Banchero at the rim and had a flashy floater set up by a crafty behind-the-back dribble.&nbsp;

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Big rejection by Stephen Curry

STACKED WEST LINEUPStephen Curry tied Paul Arizin for the most All-Star selections in Warriors history (10) and played on one of the most accomplished All-Star teams in NBA history. Curry was teammates with LeBron James (20x All-Star) and Kevin Durant (14x All-Star) for the Western Conference All-Stars — pairing the three current All-Stars with the most all-time selections.

"I look in my locker room and see KD with 14, Bron with 20," Curry said, admiring the longevity of the accomplished All-Star trio. "10 is nice forsure, hopefully there's a lot more in the future."

The West All-Star roster has 14 championships (James 4, Curry 4, Durant 2, Leonard 2, Davis 1, Jokic 1), 10 Finals MVP awards (James 4, Durant 2, Leonard 2, Curry 1), nine regular-season MVPs (James 4, Curry 2, Jokic 2, Durant 1), and eight All-Star game MVPs (James 3, Durant 2, Curry 1, Leonard 1, Davis 1) among their active players.

UP NEXTThe Warriors will host the 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend in the Bay Area next year. The Dubs last hosted All-Star weekend in 2000.

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Next Up for NBA All-Star: The Bay

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Stephen Curry's Playmaking on Display in Stacked All-Star Showcase

Hear from Stephen Curry and Sabrina Ionescu after Curry defeated Ionescu 29-26 in the 3-point challenge.

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Warriors Talk: Stephen Curry and Sabrina Ionescu After 3-Point Challenge

In the first competition of its kind, Stephen Curry and and Sabrina Ionescu did not let down expectations for the first-ever NBA vs. WNBA 3-Point Challenge.

"That was perfect," Curry said of the competition. "Great entertainment, great shooting, both sides."

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Stephen Curry Records 29 Points to Win Sabrina vs. Stephen Challenge

Curry and Ionescu's 3-point challenge took place right after the NBA's 3-Point Contest, with Damian Lillard winning with a score of 26.

Ionescu, shooting from the NBA's 3-point line went first, and made her first 7 shots before finishing with a total of 26 points, which matched the high of any NBA player in the prior competition.

"Absolutely," Curry said on if he nervous after Ionescu's performance. "I saw the first rack and she made the first seven and I was having flashbacks of watching this summer."

Curry went second and put on a performance to remember, recording 29 points, slightly edging out Ionescu.

"This couldn't have gone any better," Curry said after winning. "Us two taking the chance in front of this stage, one round, with all the hype and to deliver like that, she set the bar. It was unbelievable to watch.

"For us to deliver a show like that was perfect. As much excitement as you can build in that short amount of time, two great shooters going at it. Pretty special. This will be something we will remember for a long time."

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Stephen Curry After Winning Sabrina vs. Stephen Challenge

On the potential of this challenge happening again in the future, Ionescu is ready to compete again for the championship belt.

"We've been talking about finding different ways to change this up next," she said. "I think he has a partner in mind that is going to join him, so I'm open to any partner that can help me win and take that belt that he has away from him."

Ionescu, who is originally from the Bay Area, spoke of what it meant to compete against Curry on this stage.

“Being from the Bay Area and just a young kid who wanted to be like him and was able to watch him at games, get to know him, who he is as a person off the court and who he is on the court as well,” she said. “Being able to have that role model from a really young age has shaped who I am and the player that I am today in just emulating everything that he stands for.

“So, understanding that I was out here kinda shooting for that young, little girl that is at every single game and knowing that I couldn’t believe of an opportunity that was as big as this, in terms of being able to go up against my role model and what he’s meant to me in my career.”

The sentiment was similar from Curry on being able to compete against Ionescu.

“It’s like the full circle moment of her being from the Bay, being a part of Dub Nation since she was a kid and to now having a competition like this that has never been done before,” Curry said. “Nobody has ever seen it, and for us to deliver the way we did, it was special.

“This will be something that goes down in history books. Hopefully, will have a huge imprint and impact on anybody who watched it and our foundations as well, who benefitted from it. Checked a lot of boxes tonight. It was amazing.”

As part of the competition, Curry’s Eat.Learn.Play. nonprofit and Ionescu’s SI20 Foundation received a donation from the NBA and WNBA. In addition, each shot made by Curry and Ionescu triggered a donation from State Farm to the NBA Foundation to support economic empowerment in the Black community. Each regular 3-pointer made was valued at $1,000, the money ball at $2,000 and the “STARRY Range Ball” – a deep 3-pointer from 29 feet, 9 inches away – at $3,000.

Stephen Curry will take the court once again on Sunday, when he represents the Western Conference in the All-Star Game (4 p.m PT, TNT). The game will mark the 10th All-Star Game of Curry’s career, tying Paul Arizin for the most in Warriors’ history.

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