Rockets' Jabari Smith Jr. puts on a show with fellow rookies in NBA Skills Challenge
Jabari Smith Jr. #1 of Team Joakim shoots over Paolo Banchero #5 of Team Pau during the Jordan Rising Stars Game as part of 2023 NBA All Star Weekend at Vivint Arena on February 17, 2023 in Salt Lake City, Utah. SALT LAKE CITY — Somewhere, someone that was hanging on the results of the NBA’s Skills Challenge had to be shaking their head.
The rookies had moved into the third and final round tied with the Jazz for the lead, having won the ballhandling round. The Jazz won in passing. That pushed the win of the competition to the shooting round. The Jazz team of Jordan Clarkson, Walker Kessler and Collin Sexton easily won the round and the Skills Challenge.
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