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The 'NBA All-Star MVPs' quiz

Created on February 16, 2026 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 49 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

In his fourth-consecutive NBA All-Star selection, Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards won All-Star MVP for the first time in his career as his Team Stars emerged victorious from the weekend.

In the debut of a round-robin tournament featuring two teams of Americans and one team of international players and 12-minute games, Edwards opened the action with 13 points and two rebounds in a 37-35 win over Team World. He scored another 11 and added an assist in Team Stars’ lone loss, a 42-40 defeat to Team Stripes, before scoring eight points, hauling in four rebounds and dishing out two assists in their dominant 47-21 revenge-win over Team Stars to win the tournament.

The final tally for Edwards was 32 points, nine rebounds and three assists in 26 minutes, and he credited San Antonio’s Victor Wembanyama for making the event “competitive.”

“Wembanyama set the tone, man, and it woke me up for sure.”

Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many of the players to be named All-Star Most Valuable Player in the Three-Point Era can you name in seven minutes?

Good luck!

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2026 / MIN / #5

2025 / GSW / #30

2024 / MIL / #0

2023 / BOS / #0

2022 / GSW / #30

2021 / MIL / #34

2020 / LAC / #2

2019 / GSW / #35

2018 / CLE / #23

2017 / NO / #23

2016 / OKC / #0

2015 / OKC / #0

2014 / CLE / #2

2013 / LAC / #3

2012 / OKC / #35

2011 / LAL / #24

2010 / MIA / #3

2009 / PHX / #32

2009 / LAL / #24

2008 / CLE / #23

2007 / LAL / #24

2006 / CLE / #23

2005 / PHI / #3

2004 / LAL / #34

2003 / MIN / #21

2002 / LAL / #8

2001 / PHI / #3

2000 / SA / #21

2000 / LAL / #34

1998 / CHI / #23

1997 / CHA / #41

1996 / CHI / #23

1995 / SAC / #2

1994 / CHI / #33

1993 / UTAH / #32

1993 / UTAH / #12

1992 / LAL / #32

1991 / PHI / #34

1990 / LAL / #32

1989 / UTAH / #32

1988 / CHI / #23

1987 / SEA / #24

1986 / DET / #11

1985 / HOU / #50

1984 / DET / #11

1983 / PHI / #6

1982 / BOS / #33

1981 / BOS / #7

1980 / SA / #44

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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