Curry and Ionescu were interested in a rematch at the Warriors' Chase Center, but the league says it won't happen

There will be no Stephen Curry vs. Sabrina Ionescu rematch at All-Star weekend. The NBA announced Thursday that the 3-point shooting event bringing together two of the biggest stars in the NBA and WNBA — which was one of the highlights of last year's All-Star weekend in Indianapolis — is not going to be part of the lineup in San Francisco.

The NBA All-Star Weekend 2025 has arrived in the Bay Area. From Feb. 14-16, the best in the sport will gather under the bright lights of San Francisco, a city that knows something about legends. This year, the format takes a new twist—a tournament-style showdown that promises to bring fresh energy, intensity, and an even greater reason to compete.

The 74th NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco this weekend is more than a game, it's a mini-tournament with four teams. Here's what you need to know.

The winning Rising Stars team will play in the All-Star Game mini-tournament on Sunday, Feb. 16. WNBA legend Candace Parker will serve as honorary GM of the Rising Stars champion, known as Team Candace. When: Friday, Feb. 14, 6 p.m. PT Where: Chase Center TV: TNT with your cable TV provider Streaming: TNT Overtime, Max, NBA app, NBA.com.