Some of the league’s top marksmen will be on display on NBA All-Star Saturday Night in the 2023 3-Point Contest in Salt Lake City. Karl-Anthony Towns made NBA All-Star Game history last season, becoming the first center to win the 3-Point Contest. This year’s edition is headlined by Portland star Damian Lillard and Jayson Tatum of the Celtics. Buddy Hield of the Pacers, who won the 3-Point Contest in 2020, is the +420 second favorite (risk $100 to win $420) in the latest 2023 NBA 3-Point Contest odds at Caesars Sportsbook. Lillard is the favorite at +325 and Tatum is a longer shot at +750. The rest of the 3-Point Contest field consists of Kevin Huerter (+550), Tyler Herro (+650), Tyrese Haliburton (+650), Lauri Markkanen (+600) and Julius Randle (+950).
All-Star Saturday Night is set to begin at 8 p.m. ET at Vivint Arena, and the 3-Point Contest is the second event of the night. With the 3-Point Contest missing players like two-time champ Steph Curry and Joe Harris, there could be a surprise winner. Before locking in any 2023 NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest picks, be sure to check out what SportsLine’s NBA expert Mike Barner has to say.
A respected NBA Fantasy expert, both season-long and daily, Barner’s work has appeared in Sports Illustrated and on Yahoo, RotoWire and KFFL. He’s also been featured on ESPN Radio. Barner digs deep into the data, examining team trends and projecting game outcomes.
Barner’s expertise has been on full display over a wide sample. Over the past three seasons at SportsLine, Mike has crushed sportsbooks with a 425-343-12 record, returning $4,416 to $100 bettors on against-the-spread picks. He also has an incredible feel for NBA All-Star Weekend. In 2021, he nailed Steph Curry as the 3-point champ, and last year Barner hit his over/under pick on the All-Star Game. Anybody who followed his picks has seen huge returns.
Now, Barner has analyzed the NBA 3-Point Contest 2023 from all angles and just locked in his coveted picks and All-Star Weekend predictions. You can only see his NBA 3-Point Contest picks at…
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