NBA Starry 3-Points Contest 2025: Roster, Schedule Date Times, How to Watch, TV channel, Live Stream, Winner & More.

State Farm All-Saturday Night brings together the NBA’s biggest stars in a celebration of the skills that make the NBA great. With four action-packed events, it’s always one of the most eagerly anticipated nights on the NBA calendar.

— Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro won his first 3-point contest, besting Golden State’s Buddy Hield and Cleveland’s Darius Garland in the final round. Herro totaled 24 points to edge Hield, who had 23 points and needed to make his final five shots to win. He made his first three on the final rack, missed the fourth and made the fifth.

"I got lucky," Herro said after his win. "I thought Buddy (Hield) was going to run off the last five (shots).”

Competing in the event for the second time in his career, Herro made both Starry money balls – worth three points instead of two – and made six of seven shots during one stretch in the finals to get the victory. Herro is having an All-Star season, averaging 23.9 points and shooting 38% on 3s. He is tied for fourth in made 3s this season with 189.

Milwaukee's Damian Lillard, the 2023 and 2024 3-point champion, New York’s Jalen Brunson, Detroit’s Cade Cunningham, Brooklyn’s Cam Johnson and Los Angeles Clippers’ Norman Powell were eliminated in the first round. Lillard was trying to join Larry Bird and Craig Hodges as the only three-time winners.

When is the NBA All-Star 3-Pointers Contest.?

The 2025 NBA 3-Point Contest will start on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. ET (Second Event) in Chase Center, home of the Warriors, San Francisco as part of NBA All-Star 2025.

Nationally Kick-off times:

5 p.m. PT

6 p.m. MT

7 p.m. CT

8 p.m. ET

How to Watch NBA All-Star 3-point Contest Live Stream, TV Channel.

TV: TNT & truTV
Stream: TNT Overtime (NBA App, NBA.com), Max

The 2024 All-Star 3-Pointers Contest— is set for Saturday, will be nationally Air on TNT Channel.

The league's annual star-studded showcase for celebrities returns with various stars, musician, NBA legends players set to compete on Saturday, Feb. 15.

Which players are participating in the 2025 All-Star 3-point contest.?

Defending champion Damian Lillard headlines an 8-person field in the Starry 3-Point Contest.

2nd Event | 2025 Participants:

Jalen Brunson (Knicks)

Cade Cunningham (Pistons)

Darius Garland (Cavaliers)

WINNER: Tyler Herro (Heat)

Buddy Hield (Warriors)

Cam Johnson (Nets)

Damian Lillard (Bucks) *

Norman Powell (Clippers)

* = 2-time defending champ

What is prize money for winning 3-point contest?

First place: $60,000

Second place: $40,000

Third place: $25,000

Fourth place: $15,000

Fifth place: $15,000

Sixth place: $15,000

Seventh place: $15,000

Eighth place: $10,000

Who Won the All-Star 3-Point Contest Last year.?

Last Year Winner: — Damian Lillard captured his second straight Starry 3-Point Contest title Saturday in stirring fashion at Lucas Oil Stadium.

In doing so, he became the first repeat winner of the contest since 2007 and 2008, when Jason Kapono reeled off consecutive victories.

Full List of NBA 3-Point Contest Past Winners, history Since 1968-2025.

Lillard becomes the NBA’s first back-to-back 3-point contest champion since Jason Kapono (2007, 2008), a feat also shared by Larry Bird, Craig Hodges, Mark Price and Peja Stojakovic.

1986 – Larry Bird, Boston

1987 – Larry Bird, Boston

1988 – Larry Bird, Boston

1989 – Dale Ellis, Seattle

1990 – Craig Hodges, Chicago

1991 – Craig Hodges, Chicago

1992 – Craig Hodges, Chicago

1993 – Mark Price, Cleveland

1994 – Mark Price, Cleveland

1995 – Glen Rice, Miami

1996 – Tim Legler, Washington

1997 – Steve Kerr, Chicago

1998 – Jeff Hornacek, Utah

2000 – Jeff Hornacek, Utah

2001 – Ray Allen, Milwaukee

2002 – Peja Stojakovic, Sacramento

2003 – Peja Stojakovic, Sacramento

2004 – Voshon Lenard, Denver

2005 – Quentin Richardson, Phoenix

2006 – Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas

2007 – Jason Kapono, Miami

2008 – Jason Kapono, Toronto

2009 – Daequan Cook, Miami

2010 – Paul Pierce, Boston

2011 – James Jones, Miami

2012 – Kevin Love, Minnesota

2013 – Kyrie Irving, Cleveland

2014 – Marco Belinelli, San Antonio

2015 – Stephen Curry, Golden State

2016 – Klay Thompson, Golden State

2017 – Eric Gordon, Houston

2018 – Devin Booker, Phoenix

2019 – Joe Harris, Brooklyn

2020 – Buddy Hield, Sacramento

2021 – Stephen Curry, Golden State

2022 – Karl-Anthony Towns, Minnesota

2023 – Damian Lillard, Trail Blazers..

2024 – Damian Lillard, Trail Blazers..

2025 – Tyler Herro, Miami Heat

2026 –

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