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The highlight of the All-Star weekend in Indianapolis was undoubtedly the thrilling 3-point shootout. Sabrina Ionescu impressed everyone with her incredible performance, putting up a score that would have even advanced her to the finals of the men's 3-Point Contest. But then Stephen Curry took the stage and reminded everyone why he is considered one of the greatest shooters of all time, showcasing his remarkable skills and dominating the competition.

STEPHEN CURRY HEATS UP LATE TO WIN STEPHEN vs. SABRINA!

Curry: 29 PTS
Ionescu: 26 PTS

What. A. Battle. https://t.co/hRX4qElqQJ pic.twitter.com/Uu9hmBhUhO

— NBA (@NBA) February 18, 2024

This season, with the 2025 NBA All-Star Game in the house that Curry built — the Chase Center in San Francisco — the plan is to expand on that, possibly bringing in Klay Thompson and Caitlin Clark,

reports Shams Charania of The Athletic

Curry and WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu of the New York Liberty participated in the first NBA versus WNBA 3-point challenge at All-Star Saturday night this February in Indianapolis. Curry and Ionescu are in strong conversations to return in a variation of the shootout, which could include other NBA and WNBA players such as Klay Thompson of the Dallas Mavericks and Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever, sources said.

The league needs to do this.

The league can go ahead and

turn Sunday’s All-Star Game into a four-team knockout tournament

We need Sabrina and Caitlin vs. Steph and Klay. That will be the weekend's runaway star, and the league needs to make it happen.