In an exciting event during the NBA All-Star Weekend, the New York Knicks won the newly reinstated 'Shooting Stars' contest, an event where three participants from each team—two current players and one legend—shoot from different spots on the court for varying point values. The Knicks' team consisted of players Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, and basketball legend Allan Houston, showcasing their skills and teamwork which allowed them to outperform their competitors.

Other teams that participated included Team Cameron, which featured Jalen Johnson, Kon Knueppela, and Corey Maggette; Team Harper, composed of Ron Harper and his sons Dylan and Ron Harper Jr.; and Team All-Star, consisting of Scottie Barnes, Chet Holmgren, and Richard Hamilton. Despite the stiff competition, the Knicks demonstrated exceptional performance, capturing the attention of fans and adding excitement to the All-Star festivities.

This contest marks a nostalgic return to the All-Star Weekend for a format that combines both current players and legends of the game, bridging generations of talent and giving fans a unique experience. The victory adds to the Knicks' reputation during a weekend filled with basketball celebration, showcasing their promising talent and connection to the franchise's history.