The Curry/Ionescu shootout was the best part of last year's All-Star Weekend and the plan is to expand it in the Bay Area this year

Last Saturday, New York Liberty star guard Sabrina Ionescu alluded to her potentially teaming up with Caitlin Clark during next year's NBA All-Star Weekend duri

Stephen Curry is already recognized as the “Face of the League” for his incredible performance and dominance on the court, especially as the NBA’s viewership continues to rise this season. But it’s not just the NBA that’s gaining attention.

Caitlin Clark took the WNBA by storm in her record-breaking rookie campaign - and it may not be long before the Indiana Fever star guard takes her talents to the NBA. On the heels of an underwhelming All-Star weekend held in Indianapolis back in February,

Ionescu, the star guard of the champion New York Liberty, revealed she would want to team up with Clark, the WNBA Rookie of the Year.

New York Liberty icon Sabrina Ionescu is picking Caitlin Clark as her Splash Sister in a potential NBA All-Star shooting contest vs. Steph Curry and Klay Thompson in 2025.

Major changes could be coming to the 2025 NBA All-Star Game when it tips off next February in San Francisco. But two of the favorites from last year’s All-Star festivities are set to return: Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry and Bay Area-born WNBA champion Sabrina Ionescu.

Reporting for NBA Countdown on the tournament-style 2025 All-Star Game – plus Stephen Curry and Sabrina Ionescu working to add two friends to the NBA-WNBA 3-point challenge:

The return of last year's "Steph vs. Sabrina" shootout at All-Star Weekend could feature a couple of additional stars in 2025.