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The Three-Point Contest

Sharpshooters delight set to take stage in Phoenix

 

My favorite All-Star event has to be the three-point shootout. Perhaps because the three-pointer is my most closely related NBA trait. Though at one point I could dunk a dodge ball in high school!

Anyhow, the three-point contest features two-time winner Jason Kapono, who is looking to join Larry Bird (Celtics) and Craig Hodges (Bulls) as the third player to win three straight titles, according to NBA.com.

The player I'll be watching is Roger Mason of the San Antonio Spurs. Mason's downfall could be that he's a set-shot shooter and this event requires speed and great rhythm.

Nuggets Three-Point Shootout Notes

  • Voshon Lenard won the 2004 Three-Point Shootout in Los Angeles - the lone Denver Nuggets winner since the inception of the event in 1986
  • Click here for a list of past Three-Point contest winners.

 

Poll
Who will win the Three-Point Shootout?
Raptors guard Jason Kapono - 41.9% with 52 made this season
15 votes
Pacers forward Danny Granger - 40.1% with 120 made this season
3 votes
Magic forward Rashard Lewis - 41.9% with 137 made this season
4 votes
Hawks guard Mike Bibby - 40.9% with 114 made this season
0 votes
Spurs guard Roger Mason - 45% with 103 made this season
8 votes
Heat guard Daequan Cook - 41% with 105 made this season
3 votes

33 votes | Poll has closed

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haha

I was the king of the dunk with dodge balls and volleyballs as well in high school! good times…

by nebraskasux on Feb 13, 2009 4:42 AM MST reply actions  

Makes ya wonder ...

Where are my hops??? haha.
I can still drain that 3-ball though …

by Nate Timmons on Feb 13, 2009 8:33 AM MST up reply actions  

H O R S E was my game in high school and that was a long time ago! That’s why I’m excited to see this event added to the All Star Event. Not wild about reading your comment that they may chnge the title for the sponsor…

by DenverNative on Feb 13, 2009 8:29 PM MST reply actions  

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