After years of underwhelming NBA All-Star Games, the league decided to change the format to a four-team, mini-tournament style. Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley, and Kenny Smith each drafted a team from the All-Star pool,

The new format consisted of four different teams in a tournament-style setting, and Shaq's OGs ended up winning the game. Curry may have enjoyed it more since he won All-Star MVP, and it's another accomplishment that he can put in his trophy case.

The All-Star championship tipped off after what seemed like endless commercial breaks and miscellaneous on-court performances. Curry tipped it off with a one-legged, one-handed 3-pointer, igniting an 11-0 Team OG run.

Thanks to a 12-point performance, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry won the contest's Kobe Bryant All-Star Game MVP award. Curry went 4-of-8 shooting in the tournament's final game—all eight of which came from behind the three-point line—while also corralling four rebounds and adding an assist to his stat line.

After punching a ticket to the championship game with a win over the Rising Stars in the first-ever All-Star Game mini-tournament, Steph Curry put on a show in front of his home fans in attendance at San Francisco's Chase Center.

The Warriors superstar was splashing threes from all across the court, including a half-court shot that was vintage Curry. That shot came en route to he and the rest of “Shaq’s OGs” win in the final game of the tournament.