Sports

Buddy Comes Up Short In 3-Point Contest Final

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – SAN FRANCISCO, UNITED STATES – The Grand Bahama-born sharpshooter got off to a white-hot start in his home arena in San Francisco, scoring a competition-high 31 points in the first round.

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1 year ago

February 16, 2025

Taige Adderley

SAN FRANCISCO, UNITED STATES – The Grand Bahama-born sharpshooter got off to a white-hot start in his home arena in San Francisco, scoring a competition-high 31 points in the first round, tying a record for most points in a round set by his teammate Stephen Curry in 2021, en route to the finals.

In the final, he went against Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat, who scored 24 points, Buddy would miss his first 7 shots of the round, rallying to get to 23, but a miss on the final rack would seal the win for herro.

Herro was the first heat player to win the three-point contest since James Jones in 2011.

Buddy previously won the contest in 2020.

Boxing

Carl Hield recently announced that he will head to Colombia to defend his belt.

The 38-year-old will put his undefeated 9-0 pro record on the line on February 26th when he fights Anthony Saez of Venezuela for the WBA Supercaribe Featherweight title.

The New Providence-born fighter has been fighting for over two decades, most recently knocking Edwin Gamboa out in December in front of a home crowd at Baha Mar to preserve his undefeated streak.

Now he’s headed to South America to handle his business.