Originally released in 2023, these Legendary Packs feature 9 Moments inside. Each Pack includes 1 Legendary Top Shot 50 Moment, 1 Rare Metallic Gold LE, 2 Common Spotlight Series Moments and 5 Base Set Common Moments<br><br><b>
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Item one on Jayson Tatum’s Christmas wish list: reign supreme over a fellow Eastern Conference heavyweight. It was indeed a happy holiday for Tatum’s Boston Celtics, as the four-time All-Star pump faked his initial Milwaukee Bucks defender out of his shoes before he found Marcus Smart all alone in the corner. Smart dished it right back to a cutting Tatum, who finished the play with bravado when he landed a highlight-reel slam over Giannis Antetokounmpo. Tatum’s consistent dominance in his sixth season has kept the Celtics at the top of the East, and his 41 points — including a 20-point third quarter — on 14 of 22 from the field to go with seven rebounds, five assists and three steals led his team to a festive 139-118 win on December 25, 2022.

Jayson Tatum

Luka Dončić is a talent so unique that even his triple-doubles make history. The four-time All-Star scored six points in the final 15 seconds of regulation, including an acrobatic and-1 putback followed by a purposely missed free throw that he corralled and turned into a circus shot that forced overtime with one second left. Dončić then scored seven of 11 overtime points, the highlight being a smooth fadeaway over Julius Randle that gave him 60 points on 21 of 31 from the field to pair with 21 rebounds and 10 assists. The 60 points were a Dallas Mavericks franchise record, and Dončić’s seventh triple-double of the season was the first 60-20-10 one in league history in the thrilling 126-121 victory over the New York Knicks on December 27, 2022.

Luka Dončić

Dunk of the year alert! As the owner of some of the NBA’s flashiest slams over the past four seasons, Ja Morant showed the Indiana Pacers there’s plenty more where those came from when he found a seam in the defense on a drive to the basket before he wound up and threw down an overpowering tomahawk jam. The arena-shaking dunk gave the Memphis Grizzlies a 20-point third quarter lead, and Morant’s 23 points and 10 assists helped the Grizzlies win their ninth consecutive game, a 130-112 display of dominance on January 14, 2023.

Ja Morant

Utah Jazz, beware — Joel Embiid is a one-man wrecking crew. The Philadelphia 76ers center did it all to sink the Jazz as he showed off enviable handles and footwork for a man his size on multiple dribble drives that ended in layups while also connecting on a slew of difficult fadeaways. The six-time All-Star also played game-changing defense with emphatic blocks on Kelly Olynyk and Collin Sexton and proved to be an unselfish teammate on a heads-up kick out to Tyrese Maxey for an open 3-pointer. Embiid exploded for a career-best 59 points, making 19 of 28 field goals and 20 of 24 free throws to pair with 11 rebounds, eight assists and seven blocks — the first 50-10-5-5 game in NBA history. The 59 points were fifth-most in franchise history, and Embiid’s third career 50-point game included him scoring 26 of Philly’s 27 fourth quarter points in the 105-98 triumph on November 13, 2022.

Joel Embiid

Devin Booker hung the third-highest scoring total of his career to date on the New Orleans Pelicans, and the Phoenix Suns needed every single one of them. With his team trailing by 24 points in the third quarter, the three-time All-Star activated heat check mode and was especially effective on strong drives to the basket. Whether in one-on-one matchups or taking on multiple defenders, Booker drew fouls three times while getting an assortment of runners, floaters and layups to drop. Booker rallied his team all the way back as he dropped 58 points — 36 during the second-half comeback — on 21 of 35 from the field while adding six rebounds, five assists and six triples in 12 attempts in the 118-114 victory on December 17, 2022.

Devin Booker

Already one of the finest scorers of his generation, it was only a matter of time before Damian Lillard did something only seven other players in NBA history have accomplished. The seven-time All-Star put together a historic performance for the ages against the Houston Rockets as he lit up the defense with a barrage of 3-pointers, including one from the logo. Lillard also got the crowd on its feet with a strong drive to the rack that he finished with a monster one-handed throwdown. The 11-year veteran posted 41 points by halftime and finished the contest with a staggering 71 points on 22 of 38 from the field, 13 for 22 from downtown and a perfect 14 for 14 at the foul line while also chipping in six rebounds and six assists in the 131-114 win on February 26, 2023. Lillard became the eighth player in league history and second this season to score 70 in a game. The 71 points and 13 treys were both career-highs and Portland Trail Blazers franchise records.

Damian Lillard

Nope, it’s not a bird or a plane — just Zach LaVine throwing down another gravity-defying dunk. The two-time All-Star and his Chicago Bulls were flying high against the Detroit Pistons after Coby White came up with a loose ball and led the break the other way. LaVine called for an alley-oop and his teammate was happy to oblige as LaVine got super aerial and finished with a thunderous one-handed throwdown that the Pistons were powerless to stop. LaVine barely missed all night — 15 for 20 from the field, 5 for 9 from downtown and 8 for 8 at the stripe — posting 43 points, three rebounds, six assists and two steals in Chicago’s 132-118 triumph on December 30, 2022.

Zach LaVine

Running the pick-and-roll with LeBron James sometimes appears so easy that it might as well be a cheat code. The 19-time All-Star shares the wealth at home against the Washington Wizards, bringing the ball across halfcourt before gaining access to the lane courtesy of a helpful screen. James baits the defense into focusing on him, but instead of taking the shot himself he drops off a smooth between-the-legs bounce pass to a cutting Thomas Bryant for a two-handed throwdown. James scored a game-high 33 points while adding seven rebounds and nine assists in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 119-117 victory on December 18, 2022.

LeBron James

Few players work harder on the defensive end than Draymond Green — just ask the Chicago Bulls. The 11th-year Golden State Warriors forward hustled around the court with a rookie’s energy, first sealing off the baseline from a Zach LaVine dribble drive before dutifully following the ball with laser focus as the Bulls whipped it around the perimeter. When Alex Caruso ultimately pulled the trigger on a 3-point try, Green burst into the guard’s path with flawless anticipation to block the attempt using the full extension of his 6-foot-6 frame. The four-time All-Star created havoc on both ends as he contributed 13 points, nine rebounds, 10 assists and two blocks in helping his squad prevail 119-111 on December 2, 2022.

Draymond Green

Jaren Jackson Jr. is a capable game-wrecker on both ends of the court — sometimes even in the same sequence. The Memphis Grizzlies’ first-time All-Star came away with a steal against the Los Angeles Lakers but the best was yet to come as Jackson Jr. trailed the play up the floor before pouncing on a missed John Konchar floater and hammering home a pulverizing putback slam over Anthony Davis. The emerging fifth-year forward and two-way threat tallied 16 points, seven rebounds and four blocks as the Grizzlies outscored the Lakers by 15 in the second half en route to a 121-109 victory on February 28, 2023.

Jaren Jackson Jr.

There was never a doubt who would take the final shot in a tie game for the Indiana Pacers. There was even less doubt where the basketball would end up after it left his hands. Tyrese Haliburton showed the Miami Heat that he’s got ice water flowing through his veins when he dribbled across halfcourt, shook his defender loose and pulled up from way downtown to bury a game-winning trey with 4.1 seconds to play. The first-time All-Star in 2023 showed why he was worthy of such an honor as Haliburton lit up the Heat for 43 points — the first 40-point game of his three-year career — while also chipping in seven assists and a franchise-record 10 3-pointers in Indiana’s 111-108 victory on December 23, 2022.

Tyrese Haliburton

Jamal Murray wasn’t interested in losing on a last-second jumper, so he made one of his own instead. Right after a Damian Lillard trey put the Portland Trail Blazers up two with less than 10 seconds to go, Murray grabbed a pass on the wing from Nikola Jokić, took a few dribbles and drilled a step-back 3-pointer over Jerami Grant with 0.9 seconds on the clock to put the Denver Nuggets in front for good. Murray’s return from injury after missing the entire 2021-22 season has galvanized the Nuggets to the top of the Western Conference standings, and his 21 points, five rebounds and eight assists helped rally his squad from a 10-point fourth quarter deficit in the thrilling 121-120 victory on December 8, 2022.

Jamal Murray

Right from the start, this season just seemed different for De’Aaron Fox and the Sacramento Kings. The Kings turned it over on an inbounds pass in the final seconds of overtime, allowing the Orlando Magic to tie the game with 2.5 seconds left. But Fox would not let his team lose as he took four dribbles on the ensuing possession and buried a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the logo. It was just the eighth game of a still young season, but Fox’s 37 points on 14 of 24 shooting were a sign of things to come as the sixth-year point guard would later be named a first-time All-Star and help the Kings clinch their first postseason berth since 2006. Fox also chipped in five rebounds and three assists in Sacramento’s thrilling 126-123 win on November 5, 2022.

De'Aaron Fox

First, he broke ankles. Then Jalen Brunson buried a backbreaking jumper. With his New York Knicks holding a six-point overtime lead, Brunson goes for the dagger when his slick handles send a wobbly Alex Caruso to the hardwood, leaving the prized free agent addition all kinds of room to knock down the open 3-pointer. Brunson’s fingerprints were all over the Knicks’ fifth consecutive victory, as his 30 points on 11 of 21 shooting plus seven assists were a major catalyst in the 128-120 decision on December 14, 2022.

Jalen Brunson

When a teammate had his shot blocked, Kawhi Leonard was on standby to make things right. Norman Powell’s three-point attempt is rejected by Tim Hardaway Jr., so Leonard entered the trenches and muscled the rebound away from multiple Dallas Mavericks. The five-time All-Star did not stop there, as he raced out to Powell’s initial shot location and buried a straightaway triple for the LA Clippers. Leonard’s 30 points, nine rebounds and three assists were a major factor in his squad leaving Dallas with a 112-98 victory on January 22, 2023. 

Kawhi Leonard

This is precisely what the Dallas Mavericks had in mind when pairing Kyrie Irving with Luka Dončić. The superstar duo showed its potential power against the Philadelphia 76ers as Irving used some crafty dribbling to get past James Harden and Joel Embiid before converting an athletic shot in the paint over Tyrese Maxey. The eight-time All-Star erupted for 40 points on 15 for 22 shooting and also chipped in four rebounds, six assists, three steals and six three-pointers in the 133-126 win on March 2, 2023. Dončić tallied 42 points himself, and they became the first Dallas duo to score at least 40 in the same game and just the fifth pair of players in 30 years to accomplish the feat in regulation. 

Kyrie Irving

LaMelo Ball’s third triple-double of the season was accompanied by some historical perspective. The Charlotte Hornets point guard kept the heads of the San Antonio Spurs’ defenders on swivels with some truly dizzying handles, going behind-the-back and through his legs multiple times until he gained access to the paint and dropped a running floater in the bucket. Ball’s 28 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists gave him a franchise-leading ninth triple-double of his career, and he also became the second-youngest player in NBA history — behind only LeBron James — to record 1,000 points, rebounds and assists, doing so in Charlotte’s 120-110 win on February 15, 2023. 

LaMelo Ball

If DeMar DeRozan sends a game to overtime, it’s usually with a bucket — so he decided to change it up against the Milwaukee Bucks. With his Chicago Bulls trailing by two points in the closing seconds, DeRozan picks off Giannis Antetokounmpo’s inbounds pass and flicks the ball to an in-transition Ayo Dosunmu for the game-tying slam. DeRozan later scored 10 points in overtime to help clinch a 119-113 victory on December 28, 2022, as his 42 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks rallied the Bulls out of a 15-point deficit in the fourth quarter.

DeMar DeRozan

While two of his Sacramento Kings teammates were named 2023 All-Stars, Keegan Murray had the look of a future one against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The fourth overall selection in the 2022 NBA Draft showed off his athleticism on a determined drive to the basket before finishing with an in-tight slam despite the efforts of two defenders to knock Murray off course. Murray made all five of his two-point attempts while going 5 of 7 from downtown for a team-high 29 points to pair with 14 rebounds in Sacramento’s 118-113 victory on January 20, 2023. 

Keegan Murray

As one of the more unselfish Rookie of the Year winners in recent memory, Scottie Barnes is willing to do whatever it takes to get a win. The reigning recipient of the award put it all on the line for his Toronto Raptors teammates, first blocking consecutive Chicago Bulls shot attempts on the defensive end before gathering the loose ball and motoring the other way in transition. Barnes capped the gritty sequence by dropping off an assist to an open Pascal Siakam, who dutifully finished with a dunk. Barnes finished with 11 points, eight rebounds, four assists and four blocks in Toronto’s 104-98 victory on February 28, 2023. 

Scottie Barnes

Kyle Kuzma saved his best for last. After a game-tying 3-pointer by Zach LaVine with 30 seconds left in regulation, it appeared the Washington Wizards and Chicago Bulls could be headed for overtime. But Kuzma had other plans as he used a screen from Taj Gibson to get by his initial defender before he drove to his right and buried a leaning triple in front of Washington’s bench with 5.7 seconds remaining. Kuzma’s game-winner was part of a solid effort of 21 points, four rebounds and three assists as the Wizards edged the Bulls 100-97 on January 11, 2023.

Kyle Kuzma

He’s so good that he doesn’t even need his eyes to make spectacular plays. Such is life when you’re Giannis Antetokounmpo, who continues to make the impossible happen on a nightly basis. Returning from a two-game absence against the Atlanta Hawks, the Milwaukee Bucks superstar makes up for lost time by flicking a no-look over-the-shoulder dime to a waiting Bobby Portis Jr., who finishes the possession with a layup. It was another typical night at the office for the two-time MVP, who finished the November 14, 2022 game with 27 points, eight rebounds and four assists.

Giannis Antetokounmpo

In the longest gap between All-Star berths in league history, Jrue Holiday has been well worth the wait. In his second-to-last contest before a well-deserved second All-Star Game, the Milwaukee Bucks point guard erupted for one of the finest performances of his career against a fellow Eastern Conference titan. Whether he was picking Derrick White’s pocket for a steal that led to a fast break slam or unleashing a steady barrage of 3-pointers, Holiday was at the top of his game in a thrilling showdown that needed overtime to decide a winner. In the end, Holiday’s masterful night of 40 points on 13 for 21 shooting — including a sizzling 8 for 12 mark from downtown — along with five rebounds and seven assists was too much for the Boston Celtics to overcome in Milwaukee’s exhilarating 131-125 win on February 14, 2023.

Jrue Holiday

In his first All-Star season, Lauri Markkanen showed his old team exactly what they were missing. Markkanen spent his first four seasons with the Chicago Bulls but is now turning heads for the Utah Jazz in a career year. Back in the Windy City for a showdown with the Bulls, the sixth-year forward received a pass in the corner and blew right by Patrick Williams before he took flight and threw down an absolute poster on Nikola Vučević. Markkanen made 12 of his 20 shots for a team-high 28 points while adding four rebounds, three assists and three steals on January 7, 2023.

Lauri Markkanen

Jeremy Sochan sure doesn’t play like a rookie in crunch time. The rookie San Antonio Spurs forward shaves a late five-point Memphis Grizzlies lead down to one in a matter of seconds, first by converting a reverse layup in transition before immediately stealing the inbounds pass and throwing down an emphatic slam to keep his team in the fight. Sochan converted 6 of his 7 field goal attempts for 13 points while adding two rebounds and two steals in the overtime thriller on November 9, 2022. 

Jeremy Sochan

De’Aaron Fox left little doubt as to why he was named a first-time All-Star in 2023. When a pair of his Sacramento Kings teammates trapped Luka Dončić just across halfcourt, Fox flashed into the frame to swipe Dončić’s pass before finishing the subsequent fast break with a thunderous one-handed throwdown. Fox made 12 field goals and free throws each en route to a game-high 36 points to go with four rebounds, five assists and three steals as the Kings dispatched the Dallas Mavericks 133-128 in overtime on February 11, 2023. 

It doesn’t get much more fun than a big man running the floor with the ball in his hands. Bam Adebayo proved he’s built differently against the Phoenix Suns when he scoops up a loose ball and showcases his crafty handles in the open court before hitting a puzzled Devin Booker with a nasty spin move and a circus shot. The 2020 All-Star’s 30-point, 10-rebound effort extinguished the Suns in the Miami Heat’s nail-biting 113-112 victory on November 14, 2022. 

Bam Adebayo

Record a triple-double, win the game — it’s become that simple for Nikola Jokić and the Denver Nuggets. The New Orleans Pelicans are powerless to slow down the two-time reigning MVP as he chases down a loose ball and weaves his way through three defenders with a dazzlingly-deceptive drive before finishing with a layup. Jokić made 10 of his 14 shots for 26 points, 18 rebounds and 15 assists as the Nuggets improved to 16-0 on the season whenever he posts a triple-double, as Denver got by the Pelicans 122-113 on January 31, 2023.

Nikola Jokić

Jamal Murray looks like his old self again, which is bad news for the rest of the league. Against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver point guard uses a pick from Nikola Jokić to gain access into the lane. Met by a wall of defenders, Murray wisely passes up the shot attempt and instead opts for an acrobatic dish to his MVP teammate, who punctuates the possession with a floater. Murray produced 13 points, four rebounds, six assists and two steals in helping Denver prevail 110-99 on October 26, 2022.

In year 15, Russell Westbrook can still turn any pass on the court into an assist. The Detroit Pistons learned that the hard way as Westbrook — inbounding far away from the basket — needed less than two seconds to whip a three-quarter court laser into the hands of Lonnie Walker IV, who buries the catch-and-shoot triple to beat the halftime buzzer. Ten of Westbrook’s game-high 12 assists came in the first half, as the nine-time All-Star added 10 points and five rebounds in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 128-121 victory on November 18, 2022.

Russell Westbrook

Don’t let your guard down when Dejounte Murray is on the prowl. The Cleveland Cavaliers took their time pushing the ball up the court and learned a humbling lesson in nonchalance as Murray sprung into action and picked off a lazy Darius Garland pass near halfcourt before landing a high-flying fast break throwdown on the other end. Murray has dazzled in the Atlanta Hawks’ backcourt after spending his first five seasons with the San Antonio Spurs, and his 25 points — 15 in a torrid second quarter in which he made seven straight shots — on 11 for 19 shooting along with nine rebounds and eight assists were too much for the Cavs to overcome in his squad’s 136-119 victory on February 24, 2023. 

Dejounte Murray

After taking the G League by storm with his explosive scoring prowess, Jaden Hardy was ready for the big stage. The Dallas Mavericks rookie introduces himself to the New Orleans Pelicans in style, using his momentum to blow by Kira Lewis Jr. with his left hand into the lane before switching to his right and finishing with an up-and-under layup around Willy Hernangomez. Hardy matched his career-high with 15 points on 7 for 9 shooting while adding two steals in his squad’s 127-117 win on January 7, 2023.

Jaden Hardy

Anytime he takes the floor, Paul George is capable of taking the LA Clippers to unprecedented heights — literally. The eight-time All-Star oozes confidence against the San Antonio Spurs, first coming up with a steal on the defensive end before racing into the wide open space between him and the basket to hammer home a breathtaking windmill slam that gave his squad a 20-point advantage. George had the Clippers firing on all cylinders as he overwhelmed the Spurs with 35 points on 14 of 19 shooting while also chipping in four rebounds, seven assists, three steals and five triples in his team’s dominant 138-100 win on January 26, 2023.

Paul George

Not many defenders are capable of getting the best of Joel Embiid at the rim, but Jaren Jackson Jr. is cut from a different cloth. The 2022 NBA blocks leader and All-Defensive First Team selection backed up his credentials when Embiid drove strongly to the basket with a dunk on his mind, only to be emphatically denied by Jackson Jr., who leaves the Philadelphia 76ers’ superstar hanging on the rim with nothing to show for his efforts. Jackson Jr. — an All-Star for the Memphis Grizzlies in 2023 — was money on both ends of the court as he tallied 22 points, nine rebound and four blocks in his team’s 117-109 win on December 2, 2022. 

Jalen Brunson’s handle is so shifty that even extremely athletic players have trouble keeping up. Jeremy Sochan puts in an admirable effort in trying to stick with the New York Knicks point guard, but Brunson’s bag of tricks proves to be too deep as he eludes the San Antonio Spurs rookie in a man-to-man matchup long enough to bury a mid-range jumper. Brunson erupted for a career-high 38 points on 17 of 27 shooting and the Knicks needed every one of them — along with seven rebounds and six assists — in the 117-114 nail-biting victory on January 4, 2023.

The game just looks easy when Cade Cunningham is playing with confidence. The first overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft looks to be in his comfort zone with a strong drive to the basket against the Atlanta Hawks, finishing with an underhanded high-arcing scoop shot off the glass in traffic. Cunningham scored 27 of his career-high 35 points in the first half while also chipping in nine rebounds and eight assists for the Detroit Pistons on October 28, 2022.

Cade Cunningham

With the Golden State Warriors playing without Steph Curry and Klay Thompson, Patrick Baldwin Jr. paid homage to his Splash Brothers teammates. The rookie forward was called on for increased minutes for the shorthanded Warriors and delivered from downtown in his Top Shot debut, draining a catch-and-shoot triple off a dump off pass from Anthony Lamb. Eight of the 10 shots Baldwin Jr. attempted were from behind the arc, converting five of them for 17 points along with three rebounds against the Brooklyn Nets on December 21, 2022.

Patrick Baldwin Jr.

When Devin Booker is rolling, he’s one of the hardest players in the NBA to contain. The Sacramento Kings had few answers for the Phoenix Suns star, as Booker takes an inbounds pass and gets to work in beating Davion Mitchell off the dribble with a behind-the-back move while spinning around his defender for the and-one layup. The three-time All-Star went off for 44 points on 17 of 28 shooting while also contributing eight rebounds, four assists and six steals in Phoenix’s 122-117 road victory on November 28, 2022, the Suns’ fifth consecutive win.

Ochai Agbaji relished the opportunity to show he can throw down with the best of them in his Top Shot debut. The Utah Jazz rookie guard gets a head start on the counterattack following a Memphis Grizzlies miss, receiving an outlet pass from Jordan Clarkson with only one defender standing between him and the basket. Agbaji doesn’t back down from the challenge, skying high and throwing down a highlight-reel jam. The 14th overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft is playing with extreme confidence, scoring 17 points on 7 of 12 shooting on February 15, 2023.

Ochai Agbaji

Not only did Mark Williams have one of the best games of his young career — he also helped turn a close game into the Charlotte Hornets’ fourth straight win. Leading by three points with under a minute to go, Williams used his strength and sheer force of will to grab an offensive rebound off a Terry Rozier miss before putting it back with a thunderous throwdown. The rookie center continued to earn more meaningful minutes after he scored the final four points of the game, and his 18-point, 20-rebound effort delivered the Hornets a 108-103 win over the Miami Heat on February 25, 2023. 

Mark Williams

Without Jalen Brunson in the fold, Immanuel Quickley did a fine job emulating his absent teammate. In a marathon thriller against the Boston Celtics, Quickley stepped into the starting lineup and lit it up for the New York Knicks on a strong drive into the lane before getting a friendly bounce on an underhand scoop shot off the glass. Quickley played a game-high 55 minutes and erupted for a career-best 38 points along with eight rebounds, seven assists, four steals and five three-pointers as New York prevailed 131-129 in double overtime on March 5, 2023. 

Immanuel Quickley

With one of his All-Star teammates unavailable, Derrick White proved to be the perfect stand-in for Jaylen Brown. The Boston Celtics didn’t miss a beat against the Charlotte Hornets as White lit them up from downtown, using a helpful screen from Luke Kornet to bury a triple from the top of the key. The sixth-year guard had a particularly sizzling first half in dropping 26 points and seven three-pointers and finished with a career-best 33 points on 12 of 19 shooting — including 8 for 14 from deep — while adding three rebounds, 10 assists and three blocks in Boston’s 127-116 victory on February 10, 2023. 

Derrick White

Forget about traditional behind-the-back passes — Alperen Şengün is simultaneously dropping dimes behind his and his defender’s backs. The legend of the second-year Houston Rockets center continues to grow against the Minnesota Timberwolves on a post up of Naz Reid, and Şengün doesn’t panic when he picks his dribble up in a precarious spot as Austin Rivers drifts over as the help defender. Şengün calmly wrapped a highlight-reel dish behind his and Reid’s backs to a cutting Josh Christopher for the slam, and he did it all on January 21, 2023, making 7 of his 9 shots for 19 points, 16 rebounds, seven assists and three blocks. 

Alperen Şengün

No matter who the Washington Wizards sent Brook Lopez’s way, the result remained the same. The veteran Milwaukee Bucks center showed he meant business on the defensive end, first issuing a firm denial on a Kristaps Porziņģis drive to the basket before doubling down and forcing Deni Avdija into the same fate following an offensive board. Lopez posted 15 points, six rebounds and three blocks in his squad’s 117-111 road victory on March 5, 2023. 

Brook Lopez

Darius Garland’s handles should come with a whiplash warning. The fourth-year Cleveland Cavaliers point guard showed the Milwaukee Bucks why he’s become one of the best facilitators in the league as he fakes the defense out not once but twice, first with a ball fake to his left before continuing his strong drive to the rim. Instead of forcing the shot over a much taller Brook Lopez, Garland drew the Bucks center in before dropping off a dish to Evan Mobley for a powerful slam. The 2022 All-Star posted 21 points, three rebounds, 10 assists and two steals in his squad’s 114-102 triumph on January 21, 2023. 

Darius Garland

Haywood Highsmith and his shot dropped together. After defending a Boston Celtics three-point attempt, the Miami Heat forward uses his forward momentum to get himself into prime position on the counterattack in his Top Shot debut. When Gabe Vincent snares a defensive rebound, he looks up the floor to find Highsmith all alone and the third-year forward connects on the open triple despite a flying Celtics defender knocking him off his feet. Highsmith didn’t miss at all from downtown, connecting on all four of his treys for 15 points to go with 10 rebounds off the bench as the Heat knocked off the Celtics 98-95 on January 24, 2023.

Haywood Highsmith

The New Orleans Pelicans needed a hero to avoid a disastrous fourth-quarter collapse — lucky for them, CJ McCollum is on their side. McCollum’s first bucket of the final frame was a three-pointer that put his squad up by 15 until a 12-0 Dallas Mavericks run made it a one-possession game. Refusing to let his team lose, McCollum went nuclear in the final four minutes — a foul-line pull up, three straight triples including one off a nasty crossover that fools Davis Bertans and a driving floater with under a minute to play that put the game out of reach. McCollum scored 16 straight down the stretch for the Pelicans and a game-high 32 overall to pair with five rebounds, five assists and six treys in the thrilling 113-106 win on March 8, 2023. 

CJ McCollum

No defender is safe from ending up on a highlight reel whenever Zach LaVine has the ball in his hands. The Chicago Bulls’ two-time All-Star puts the Utah Jazz on notice, first blowing by Malik Beasley before getting Udoka Azubuike to jump out of his shoes with a deceptive pump fake that becomes an uncontested layup. LaVine’s 20 points, six rebounds and five assists were too much for the Jazz to handle as the Bulls left Salt Lake City with a 114-107 victory on November 28, 2022.

Top Shot 50 (Release 1)

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