Stephen Curry hinted at a 3-point shootout against Sabrina Ionescu, who scored 37 points in the WNBA's 3-point contest last summer, during NBA All-Star festivities next month.

Published 3 years ago on Jan 27th 2024, 10:00 pm
By Web Desk

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry wasn't named an All-Star Game starter Thursday but did hint that he has plans for at least one event in Indianapolis over All-Star Weekend.
Curry was wired with a microphone for Golden State's game Thursday night against the Sacramento Kings and had a discussion with Warriors teammate Brandin Podziemski about Sabrina Ionescu, who scored 37 points in the WNBA's 3-point contest last summer. That topped Curry's NBA 3-point contest best of 31.
"I think I've got to challenge her," Curry said.
Ionescu, the New York Liberty star, responded on social media: "Let's getttttt it!! See ya at the 3 pt line."
Ionescu posed for a photo imitating Curry's famous lights-out pose while holding her trophy at the WNBA All-Star event and challenged him to a "shoot out."
Curry likely will be named an All-Star reserve when that group is announced next week. He vied with Luka Doncic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander for the two starting guard spots in the Western Conference. Doncic and Gilgeous-Alexander finished first and second among media and player voting, respectively, to edge him.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
Curry was wired with a microphone for Golden State's game Thursday night against the Sacramento Kings and had a discussion with Warriors teammate Brandin Podziemski about Sabrina Ionescu, who scored 37 points in the WNBA's 3-point contest last summer. That topped Curry's NBA 3-point contest best of 31.
"I think I've got to challenge her," Curry said.
Ionescu, the New York Liberty star, responded on social media: "Let's getttttt it!! See ya at the 3 pt line."
Ionescu posed for a photo imitating Curry's famous lights-out pose while holding her trophy at the WNBA All-Star event and challenged him to a "shoot out."
Curry likely will be named an All-Star reserve when that group is announced next week. He vied with Luka Doncic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander for the two starting guard spots in the Western Conference. Doncic and Gilgeous-Alexander finished first and second among media and player voting, respectively, to edge him.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

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