Which team is the Shooting Stars Champion, the previous champions of NBA Shooting Stars

Detroit Pistons: Aaron Afflalo, Bill Lambier, Kate Smith.

To be exact, the Detroit team, the Detroit team in the WNBA is the shock team, so the team participating in the NBA's official shooting execution is called the "XX City Team".

On February 15, Beijing time, the 2009 star-studded NBA All-Star Game entered its second day, and the Shooting Star Mixed Shooting Contest kicked off. Detroit and Phoenix reached the finals, and Detroit played smoothly and eventually won the championship.

The four teams participating in this tournament are San Antonio (Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Becky Harmon), Detroit (Aaron Afflaro, Bill Lambier, Kate Smith), Los Angeles (Deck Fisher, Michael Cooper, Lisa Leslie), Phoenix (Leonardo Barbossa, Dan Marley, Angela Smith).

The first to appear was the Detroit team, whose players all used a standing pile shooting method, and the shooting rate was not high due to the complete non-jump shot, and the first five points were 2 to 3 trial shots to pass. When it came to the halftime shooting, the three of them went into battle together, and the veteran star Lambir put in a super long midfield shot, sharing time and seconds; The second appearance was the Los Angeles team, Leslie's baseline shot had some deviations, she took 4 times to put the ball in, wasted some time, although Fisher and Cooper both hit high, but the Los Angeles team in the center circle shot again and repeatedly missed the problem, delayed some time, and finally Cooper threw the midfield shot in, it took 1 minute and 16 seconds.

The host Phoenix team came in third, the three of them were very tacit, and their shots were very accurate, and Marley put in a three-pointer in the middle circle, sharing time and seconds; The last to take the stage was the defending champion San Antonio, the two big men Duncan and Robinson shot poorly, but the women's team member Harmon threw into the center circle to shoot, and the team needed 1:06 to shoot.

The final was between Detroit and Phoenix. Detroit came on first, and Afflalo felt ridiculously poor, and the trio spent too much time on the first five shooting spots, and finally the women's team member Smith threw in a three-pointer in the middle of the court, and it took seconds and seconds. The Detroit team didn't play well, but their rivals had bigger surprises; The Phoenix team had almost missed their first five shooting points to the cheers of the home fans, but they had bad luck shooting in the center circle and finally took 1:15 to get the ball in.

As an All-Star Weekend event that began in 2004, the Mixed Shot Contest is limited to three players per team, including one active NBA player, one NBA legend who has played for the team, and one player from a WNBA team from the same city. The rules of the Mixed Shot Contest are: three players shoot at six shooting spots (10 feet from the basket to the right, 15 feet from the basket to the left, top arc three-point line, 18 feet from the basket to the right, outside the three-point line to the left and midline area), and after the shot is scored, they can move to the next point, and the team with the shortest time wins.

San Antonio won the tournament in 2006 and 2008, Los Angeles in 2004, and Phoenix and Detroit in 2005 and 2007.

Year Team Retired Superstar NBA Active WNBA Time 2015Bos Dominic Wilkins (Atlanta Hawks)Chris Bosh (Miami Heat)Sven Cash (Chicago Sky)2014Eastern Bosh Dominic Wilkins (Atlanta Hawks)Chris Bosh (Miami Heat)Sven Cash (Chicago Sky)Seconds 2013 Eastern Bos, Dominic Wilkins (Atlanta Hawks)Chris S. Bosh (Miami Heat) Sven Cash (Chicago Sky) 1:29.2012 Team New York Alan Houston (Knicks) Landry Fields (Knicks) Kapi Bondstar.

New York Liberty) Seconds 2011 Atlanta Steve Smith (Hawks) Al Horford (Hawks) Coco Miller.

Atlanta Dream) 70 seconds 2010 Texas United Kenny Smith (Rockets) Dirk Nowitzki (Mavericks) Becky Hamon.

Silver Stars) Seconds 2009 Detroit Bill Ranbier (Pistons) Aaron Afflaro (Pistons) Kate Smith.

Team Vibrating (2008 San Antonio) David Robinson (Spurs) Tim Duncan (Spurs) Becky Hamon.

Silver Stars) Seconds 2007 Detroit Bill Lambier (Pistons) Chauncey Billups (Pistons) Sven Cash.

Detroit Shocks) Seconds 2006 San Antonio Steve Kerr (Spurs) Tony Parker (Spurs) Kandra Wiki.

San Antonio Silver Stars) Seconds 2005 Phoenix Team Dan Marley (Suns) Sean Marion (Suns) Diana Tauras.

Phoenix Mercury) 28 seconds 2004 Los Angeles Team Elvin Johnson (Lakers) Derrick Fisher (Lakers) Lisa Leslie.

Los Angeles Sparks) seconds.

A current NBA player, plus a retired NBA player, plus an active WNBA player, for a shooting game 、、、

The rules of the Shooting Stars contest are as follows: four teams participate, each team consists of three players, including one active NBA player, one.

retired superstars and a female WNBA player. There are a total of 6 shooting points, three people shoot separately, the first person can shoot after the next person can shoot, and the winner is determined by one round of games. The 6 shooting points are:

45 degrees 3 meters on the right side, 45 degrees 3 meters on the left side, three-point shot at the top of the circle, 3-point shot at the right baseline, three-point shot at 45 degrees on the left side and 3 points from a long distance in the midfield.

The San Antonio team, which is made up of Cole, Ginobili and Archie, didn't go well in the early shots, but Archie hit a crucial 3-pointer with a total of 46 seconds. The Los Angeles second team, made up of Jarrich, Tinsley and Cummings, took seconds for Jaric to shoot the ball in the middle of the field. The Detroit team is composed of Billups, Forde and Sully, and the first part is completed relatively normally, but the old center Sully took five or six shots from outside the three-point line to get it, and surprisingly, he actually shot a long-distance 3-point in the middle of the court at one time!

However, they took a total of 1 minute and 05 seconds to lose their hopes of winning the championship.

The Los Angeles first team, made up of Johnson, Fisher and Leslie, was very comfortable in all of the events, and in the end it took only a second to get through the test, with Fisher hitting the final shot. The Los Angeles First Team eventually won the first tournament at home.