Stephen Curry thrilled his hometown crowd by sinking four 3-pointers, leading Shaq's OGs to victory in the NBA All-Star Game mini-tournament. The event took place at the Golden State Warriors' Chase Center. Despite LeBron James missing the game due to ankle and foot injuries, Shaq's OGs, chosen by Shaquille O'Neal, defeated Charles Barkley's Chuck's Global Stars 41-25 in the final.
This tournament marked the debut of a new All-Star Game format. Four teams were each selected by a legendary former player. The first team to reach 40 points in the semi-finals advanced to the championship game. In the final, the winner was also determined by being the first to score 40 points.

Jayson Tatum played a crucial role for Shaq's OGs, scoring a game-high 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting. His performance helped maintain their lead throughout the match. Curry's contribution of 12 points from beyond the arc earned him All-Star MVP honours for the second time in his career.
Chuck's Global Stars began their campaign with a 41-32 win over Kenny's Young Stars. This team was selected by Kenny Smith, a former NBA point guard and current TV analyst. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led with 12 points on perfect shooting, while Victor Wembanyama added six points off the bench in his All-Star debut.
Shaq's OGs secured their spot in the final by defeating Candace's Rising Stars 42-35. Candace Parker, a former WNBA superstar, selected this team. O'Neal's squad ended their semi-final with a decisive 14-7 run, highlighted by Damian Lillard's crucial 3-pointer that pushed them past the 40-point mark.
The Young Stars faced challenges without Anthony Edwards from the Minnesota Timberwolves. He was sidelined just before their semi-final due to a groin injury. Despite this setback, they put up a competitive fight against Chuck’s Global Stars.
In the championship game, Wembanyama scored 11 points on efficient shooting for Chuck’s Global Stars but couldn't secure victory. His efforts were commendable despite facing tough competition from Shaq’s OGs throughout the match.
The absence of LeBron James was notable as he had participated in every All-Star game since his debut in 2005 until this year. His record streak of consecutive appearances ended due to ongoing injury issues affecting his performance this season.
The inaugural edition of this revised format brought excitement and showcased emerging talents alongside seasoned stars. Fans enjoyed witnessing legendary players like Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley lead teams filled with both young prospects and established names in basketball history.