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Fansided · Mar 8, 2021

NBA All-Star Game only highlighted Orlando Magic’s need for shooting

Big men shooting is the norm as Nikola Vucevic and Domantas Sabonis showed off in the Skills Challenge. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)

The 3-point contest started before the game with Stephen Curry going to his last shot to upend Mike Conley in a classic, but leisurely battle for the player many consider the best shooter of all time. But it continued into Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game.

With a minute to play in the second quarter Damian Lillard pulled up from half-court, lofting a 3-pointer that looked like he was shooting it from the regular 23-feet, 9-inches of a 3-point shot. Not to be outdone, Curry pulled up from the same spot with the same ease and comfort.

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