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Last updated on February 1, 2009
NBA 3-point Shootout Eight players are invited to compete in the annual three-point shooting contest held during All-Star weekend, since 1986. Each shooter has 60 seconds to shoot the 25 balls in five racks outside the three-point line. Each ball is worth one point, except the last ball in each rack, which is worth two. Highest scores advance. First prize: $25,000. | First Round | Pts |
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| Dirk Nowitzki, Dal | 18 | | Jeff Hornacek, Utah | 17 | | Ray Allen, Mil | 16 | | Failed to advance | | Mike Bibby, Van | 15 | | Terry Porter, SA | 15 | | Hubert Davis, Dal | 14 | | Allen Iverson, Phi | 10 | | Bob Sura, Cle | 9 |
| Finals | | Jeff Hornacek | 13 | | Dirk Nowitzki | 11 | | Ray Allen | 10 |
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