Scott Phillips previews the NBA's All-Star Saturday with a deep dive into the field for the dunk and 3-point contests.

NBA Slam Dunk Contest history was made Saturday night in San Francisco. Mac McClung, who had four perfect 50s on four attempts, won the Dunk Contest for the third consecutive year, becoming the first player in history to pull off a three-peat in the event.

The Sporting News gets you set with everything that you need to know about NBA All-Star Weekend, including TV and streaming information for every event.

NBA All-Star Weekend is here. And before the league unveils its new All-Star Game format on Sunday, we have some trophies to hand out on Saturday. NBA All-Star Saturday Night is back with three events: the Skills Challenge, 3-point Shootout and Slam Dunk Contest. The action will all take place at the Warriors' Chase Center in San Francisco.

NBA All-Star events will air on ESPN, NBA TV, TNT and truTV. Viewers can also stream events on Sling and Tubi. As usual, the Slam Dunk Contest, 3-Point Contest and Skills Challenge will be held on Saturday night. A full schedule of events is listed below:

Orlando two-way player Mac McClung will try to become the first person to win three consecutive dunk contests at the NBA All-Star Saturday night festivities.McClung defended his title last year when he went airborne over Shaquille O’Neal and now goes for three in a row when he faces San Antonio rookie Stephon Castle,