PHILADELPHIA — All-Star Weekend is a time for NBA fans and players to take a break from the regular season. It's a time to watch your favorite players participate in dunk contests, three-point shootouts,

The league's 2025 All-Star Weekend is set to take place in San Francisco this coming February with the Golden State Warriors playing host. ESPN is reporting that guard Stephen Curry has "joined several other All-Stars with input in this year's event," including another NBA vs. WNBA three-point shootout.

The league has tinkered with the All-Star format in recent years, allowing the two highest vote-getters to serve as captains and pick sides playground style and introducing a targeted score – similar to an Elam ending – to determine the winner in the fourth quarter.

The idea centers around the 24 All-Star selections being split into three teams of eight players. Read more on Boston.com.

The NBA All-Star Game may be underdoing yet another format change. Here's what it reportedly could look like in 2025.

The changes would be the league’s latest attempt to rejuvenate the All-Star Game, which has fallen flat over the last few seasons.

ESPN reports there would be some variation of that event, which could include other NBA and WNBA players, with Klay Thompson and Caitlin Clark specifically mentioned. You can bet the NBA would be happy to feature the WNBA's league-altering superstar.

The NBA All-Star Game could be replaced by a series of All-Star games this season. The league is in serious talks about holding a four-team tournament at the 2025 All-Star weekend, ESPN's Shams Charania reported Friday.

The NBA is considering going to a tournament-style event for the All-Star Game, similar to what has been used in the Rising Stars competition in recent years