All-Star Weekend Completed; Team Spoon Wins; Jones MVP; Ogwumike Record; Malonga Dunk; Fudd Wins 3-Point Contest

All-Star game completed July 25: Team Spoon defeated Team Coop 129-122. Jonquel Jones named MVP (22 pts, 13 reb, 8 ast), first player to win all four major WNBA honors. Jones dedicated the award to her late aunt. Nneka Ogwumike became all-time scoring leader. Dominique Malonga dunked. Marina Mabrey scored 17 in first quarter. Caitlin Clark had 17 pts. Angel Reese and A'ja Wilson shared a laugh. Gabby Williams started and scored 18 points with four 3-pointers, including a one-legged homage to Johannes. Aliyah Boston played limited minutes by request. Commissioner Engelbert held press conference. Shooting Stars event completed July 24 with Team Washington winning (31 pts). 3-point contest completed July 24: Azzi Fudd won with 30 points in final round, becoming first rookie and first UConn player to win. Elena Delle Donne hinted at possible return after strong Shooting Stars performance. Orange Carpet Live event completed July 23. Starters: Clark and Wilson on Team Coop, Bueckers and Stewart on Team Spoon. Tyla performed halftime. Record crowd of 19,783 in Chicago, a new All-Star game attendance milestone. Kayla McBride criticized league's invitation process for 3-point contest. Former President Obama surprised All-Stars at his Presidential Center practice. Kahleah Copper named injury replacement for Kelsey Plum. Olivia Miles only rookie All-Star starter. Fan festival with 34 partners. Tickets from $170 to $12,980 at United Center. Grading analysis of performances: Bridget Carleton perfect first round, Delle Donne praised Shakira Austin, Fudd's mom's shot form noted. WNBA legends Cooper and Weatherspoon shared keys to success. A'ja Wilson reacted to season 30 wall. The 2027 All-Star Game location has not been announced; Nneka Ogwumike is pushing for Golden State.