The 1988 NBA All-Star Weekend featured Celtics star Larry Bird in the three-point contest. Bird, a top shooter for the Celtics, was a favorite. What made it unforgettable was his last shot in the final.

In 1988, Bird faced Dale Ellis in the final moments. Bird confidently took the final shot, sinking a three-pointer with ease. What set it apart was Bird's calm demeanor. He casually walked away with his hands in his pockets as the ball fell through the hoop. Bird's confidence and unique reaction made it an iconic NBA moment, symbolizing both skill and the spirit of competition. His victory in the three-point contest is a defining moment in basketball history.

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