San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle has already shown he can put on a show during All-Star Weekend. However, the former Slam Dunk Contest finalist recently had some fun with the possibility of competing in two different events.
During a conversation with former NBA star Blake Griffin, Castle was asked whether he was considering entering the Slam Dunk Contest or the 3-Point Contest.
Castle responded with a playful suggestion that immediately caught Griffin’s attention.
“I don’t know, maybe both,” Castle said.
Griffin followed up by asking whether fans could realistically expect him to participate in both competitions. Castle quickly made it clear that he wasn’t making any serious announcement.
“Nah, I was just joking!” Castle replied.
The exchange offered a lighthearted moment for the young Spurs guard, who already has experience competing on one of the NBA’s biggest individual stages.
Castle participated in the 2025 Slam Dunk Contest during his rookie season. He advanced to the final round before finishing second behind Mac McClung, who secured his third consecutive championship.
His performance showcased his athleticism and creativity, giving fans a glimpse of his ability to entertain beyond regular-season games.
Castle has since continued developing his all-around game in San Antonio. He previously joined Victor Wembanyama in an impressive statistical feat, further highlighting his growth as a versatile contributor.
Although Castle’s comments sparked an entertaining possibility, he immediately dismissed the idea of entering both contests.
For now, Spurs fans will have to settle for enjoying his athleticism during games rather than anticipating a double appearance at All-Star Weekend.
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