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The final Run It Back: Origins drop is here. Inside, one rare rookie Moment from a star who made their NBA debut between the 2014-15 and 2018-19 seasons, plus 9 additional common Moments from the same era.

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The final Run It Back: Origins drop is here. Inside, one rare rookie Moment from a star who made their NBA debut between the 2014-15 and 2018-19 seasons, plus 9 additional common Moments from the same era.

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Originally released in 2023, these Rare Packs feature Rare Rookie Moments minted to /399 for Devin Booker, Donovan Mitchell, De'Aaron Fox, D'Angelo Russell, Jaren Jackson Jr. and Mikal Bridges. Each Pack has 10 limited edition Moments inside. 1 Moment is a Rare Rookie Moment from Run It Back: Origins 2014-19, and 9 Moments are from the Common Archive Set 2014-19. 
<a href="https://nbatopshot.com/listings/pack/3b90676e-f95c-4589-bd60-85408b4f4a45/moments" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Pack Contents</a>

Confident shooters make confident people - both are easy to spot. Humming in the final minute of a season-defining performance, Los Angeles Lakers rookie D’Angelo Russell surveys the Brooklyn Nets defense before pulling up for a deep triple and canning his eighth make of the night. Russell’s late trey gave his squad a six-point lead with 30 seconds on the clock and gave the world an iconic celebration. In addition to the ice in his veins, a proclamation he borrowed from his father, Russell finished the night with 39 points - the highest point total for a Lakers rookie since 1959. Russell would go on to earn a spot on the 2015-16 All-Rookie Second Team.

D'Angelo Russell

It’s rare enough to find an NBA player with the confidence to hoist a contested three while down seven points with less than 30 seconds on the clock, rarer still to find one in the form of a 19-year-old rookie big man. Enter Jaren Jackson Jr. Trailing late against the Brooklyn Nets, Jackson Jr. puts the Grizzlies on his back in the final minute of regulation, drawing contact on a deep three and ultimately converting on the four-point play. Jackson Jr. would go on to drill another late three to force overtime and from there his squad would eke out the double-overtime win. Jackson Jr.’s 36 points in the November 30, 2018 contest would stand as his season high and he’d eventually clinch a spot on the 2018-19 All-Rookie First Team.

Jaren Jackson Jr.

It doesn’t take long to see if a rookie’s got the chops to compete in the clutch. Down a point with 12 seconds on the clock against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker cuts to receive an inbound pass, blows past his defender, then battles through contact to will an off-balance jumper to fall through the net. Booker’s bucket and the ensuing free throw set the stage for an eventual game-winner from teammate Mirza Teletovic, giving Phoenix a confidence-building W in Booker’s freshman campaign. Booker, who finished the March 14, 2016 contest with 16 points and six dimes, would go on to earn a spot on the 2015-16 All-Rookie First Team.

Devin Booker

Length and coordination are a disrupting combination. Put them in the hands of a defensive stopper with the instincts of Mikal Bridges and good luck getting a shot off. Checking offensive superstar Kevin Durant one-on-one, Bridges pokes the ball loose, recovers possession then takes off down the floor to set up a transition bucket. Bridges’ impact off the bench in the March 10, 2019 contest, which included 10 points and four steals, helped his squad snap an 18-game losing streak.

Mikal Bridges

There were signs of De’Aaron Fox’s impact on the Sacramento Kings’ fortunes as early as Year 1, just ask the Miami Heat. Left unchecked as teammate Bogdan Bogdanović made a late-game drive attempt down by one on a final possession, Fox slips into the paint then soars for a putback slam to put his team ahead. Fox’s dunk would hold up as the game-winner in the January 25, 2018 contest and he’d finish with 13 points and four assists on the night.

De'Aaron Fox

There are statement games and there are statement series. In the first round of the 2018 postseason against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Donovan Mitchell’s message was received loud and clear. Patient with the rock amid a late Thunder run, Mitchell strings together a crossover-hesi combo to penetrate the paint and finish an off-balance scoop shot. Mitchell’s much-needed layup helped his Utah Jazz clinch the April 27, 2018 victory and thus the series. Mitchell finished the game with 38 points and would go on to earn a spot on the 2017-18 All-Rookie First Team after racking up a grand total of four Rookie of the Month honors over the course of his impressive first campaign.

Donovan Mitchell

You can game plan for Jimmy Butler but you can’t stop him. Corralling an inbound pass with 12 seconds on the clock in a knotted game between the Chicago Bulls and Brooklyn Nets on December 28, 2016, Butler prods his defender in isolation before stepping back into a deep two as the final horn sounds. Butler’s game-winner, two of the nine points he scored in the last two and a half minutes of the game, put a finishing touch on a 40-point gem that was briefly interrupted in the fourth quarter when the All-Star swingman went down with an ankle injury. Butler finished the 2016-17 campaign with a career-first All-NBA Third Team nod.

Jimmy Butler

Do it as long as Shaun Livingston did and it starts to look easy. Sailing smooth in the final quarter of what would go on to be the largest postseason blowout in franchise history, the Golden State Warriors veteran strings an in-and-out, behind-the-back combo together to leave James Harden planted in the dirt. The perpetually smooth Livingston tallied nine points and four rebounds in the Western Conference Finals victory on May 20, 2018 and would go on to win the third and final ring of his NBA career.

Shaun Livingston

Play busy, stay busy. O.G. Anunoby has made a career doing just that. Left alone in the corner as his Toronto Raptors teammates create a shot attempt, Anunoby flies under the radar of his defender, leaps along the baseline and throws down an uncontested putback slam. Anunoby’s relentless efforts on both ends of the floor were evident as early as Year 1 and he finished the January 26, 2018 contest with five points and a trio of steals.

O.G. Anunoby

Scorers and leaders become scorers and leaders by delivering when it matters most. Kemba Walker checks both boxes. After a quiet first half in a November 18, 2016 contest, Walker started to heat up in the second. Seizing an opportunity off a rebound in the fourth quarter, the veteran guard pushes the rock down the floor, slaloms around multiple Atlanta Hawks defenders then sinks an off-balance layup to keep pressure on his opponents. Walker scored 19 of his 21 points in the second half as his team secured a victory and would be named to his first All-Star team later that season.

Kemba Walker

Even the most adept perimeter defender struggles to contain Jordan Clarkson, give him the rock with a mismatched big and it’s over. Challenged at the key by a center, the Los Angeles Lakers rookie patiently waits for an opening then darts into the paint for an acrobatic up-and-under finish. Clarkson racked up 20 points and six assists in the April 7, 2015 battle and would finish the season with a Rookie of the Month nod and a spot on the 2014-15 All-Rookie First Team.

Jordan Clarkson

Indiana Pacers forward Paul George is one of the smoothest in-game dunkers of his generation but challenging Houston Rockets big Clint Capela at the rim takes as much courage as skill. Seizing an opportunity to slip past an aggressive perimeter defender, George torpedoes into the paint, braces for contact, then throws down a poster on the late help-side challenge. George finished the January 29, 2017 battle with 33 points – his fourth straight game north of 30 – and nine rebounds.

Paul George

Big time players make big time plays and what better stage to do exactly that than Game 1 of the NBA playoffs? In front of a raucous Golden State Warriors crowd, do-everything big man Draymond Green hustles back on defense to hold the fort after a turnover, scrambles to cover a 2-on-1 dish then leaps to snuff out a Noah Vonleh dunk attempt. Green’s Warriors would hold on to win the first match of the First Round on April 16, 2017, thanks in no small part to the 2016-17 All-Star’s robust 19-point, 12-rebound, 9-assist, 3-steal, 5-block stat line.

Draymond Green

There’s a celestial event called a super blue blood moon that’s occurred just once in our lives and hadn’t previously aligned in the night sky since the mid-1800s. We’ll be gone by the time it returns, unless my math is off, a fleeting but somber reminder of our ephemeral place in the infinitely vast universe where physics, magic and general folly coalesce together to create this mysterious thing we call existence. You see, when the second full moon of a single calendar month occurs at the moon’s orbital perigee whilst the earth transits directly between the moon’s position and the sun’s, the result is an abnormally large and oddly red-tinged moon illuminating the night sky. It doesn’t necessarily mean all that much in the grand scheme of things but it's a humbling reminder of the powers at play in the universe. Anyhoo, Trevor Booker did this once in a January 9, 2015 contest between the Utah Jazz and Oklahoma City Thunder. Racked up nine points and 11 boards in the process.

Trevor Booker

With the size and skill to make plays anywhere on the court, the defense has no choice but to react. After battling to receive an inbound pass down two points with 5.6 seconds left in an overtime slugfest, Blake Griffin fakes a hand-off to a cutting Reggie Bullock before blowing past his defender and going hard to the rack. Challenged at the rim, Griffin sinks the off-balance layup through contact and delivers the game-winning free-throw to put the Detroit Pistons ahead by one. Griffin finished the October 23, 2018 contest with a career-high 50 points, setting the tone for a resurgent season in which he averaged a career-best 24.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game, earning a place on the All-NBA Third Team for the first time in four seasons.

Blake Griffin

Command respect as a slasher and the defense has no choice but to react. Poised to strike in transition, New York Knicks wing Arron Afflalo probes defender Kentavious Caldwell-Pope beyond the arc before sending him tumbling into the paint with a crossover. The highlight gods smiled on the Afflalo handle, rewarding the nine-year vet with a generous bounce off the rim for two memorable points. When the dust settled, Afflalo racked up 20 points and seven rebounds in the March 5, 2016 victory.

Arron Afflalo

While it would take an extra period to settle the score, there was no way J.J. Barea was ending his career night without a victory. The gritty undrafted guard, who played 11 of his 14 NBA seasons across two stints with the Dallas Mavericks, had the ball in his hands in a tie game with time winding down in regulation against the Brooklyn Nets. Barea blew past his defender at the top of the key before burying a one-handed running floater while absorbing a foul by Brook Lopez to give Dallas a three-point lead with 12 seconds remaining. Brooklyn ultimately forced overtime but Barea in turn hit a clutch triple with 2:04 left to help deliver the Mavs a 119-118 win on December 23, 2015. The 2011 NBA champion posted a career-high 32 points on 13 of 21 shooting, while also mixing in 11 assists and five treys.

J.J. Barea

Make an impact across the board and the rest will work itself out. It didn’t take long into Philadelphia 76ers rookie Jerami Grant’s career for observers to recognize his value as a utility forward. After setting a screen at the top of the key, Grant showcases his flexibility, popping out beyond the arc and back cutting into the paint for a hammer dunk on multiple defenders. Grant racked up 13 points on a perfect 4-for-4 from the floor in the January 31, 2015 victory over the Atlanta Hawks.

Jerami Grant

Never afraid to take the weight of Toronto Raptors fans’ hope on his shoulders, DeMar DeRozan wasn’t about to turn down an opportunity to make a statement in Game 7 of the first round of the 2016 postseason. Aggressive in the finale despite struggles from the field through the previous six games, DeRozan went straight at the Indiana Pacers, carving up the defense to the delight of the home crowd in a boisterous second half. DeRozan finished the May 1, 2016 battle with 30 points and the franchise’s first series win in 15 seasons.

DeMar DeRozan

Give it up for the ones who never give up on a play. Kyle Anderson’s intangible grasp on the game of basketball has been apparent since the early days of his career. Sensing an opportunity for a fastbreak, Anderson breaks out in transition but has to track down an errant pass. Corralling the rock in the corner, the skilled forward spins and sidearms a lob pass to a trailing Davis Bertans for an unlikely alley-oop. Anderson racked up 11 points, four assists and an impressive five steals in the San Antonio Spurs win on March 5, 2018.

Kyle Anderson

Hoopers like Derrick White don’t have to hunt out offensive opportunities to get theirs. After bailing out a teammate who salvaged a broken play, White corrals the basketball, takes a peek at the dwindling shot clock and fires off a deep three-pointer before the buzzer sounds. White went 4-for-5 from beyond the arc in the March 12, 2018 contest, chipping in for the San Antonio Spurs with 14 points and four rebounds.

Derrick White

It didn’t take long for Atlanta Hawks fans to realize what they had on their hands in the 2017-18 season. With the footwork and speed of a guard, rookie forward John Collins surveys an ill-prepared Minnesota Timberwolves defender before blasting into the paint with a spin move and unleashing a now customary power slam. Collins finished the March 28, 2018 contest with 10 points and five rebounds and would shortly thereafter go on to clinch a spot on the All-Rookie Second Team.

John Collins

You knew the minute he took the court that Dillon Brooks wasn’t about to back down from anyone or any moment. Surveying his Sacramento Kings defender with the clock ticking down on a potential final possession, the first-year Brooks crept to his spot then pulled up for a go-ahead triple with six seconds remaining. Brooks’ trey gave him 16 points and six assists on the night and while the visiting Kings would get the last laugh in the April 6, 2018 battle, Brooks confidence and audacity would become staples of the Memphis Grizzlies for years to come.

Dillon Brooks

There’s no better way to earn the affection of a new team or coach than to demonstrate an impact all over the floor. Bruce Brown has made a career of it. Challenged to mitigate the damage caused by James Harden, one of the generation’s most potent offensive threats, Brown shadows Harden’s every movement in a half-court set, fights through an off-ball screen and intercepts a pass before the recipient can even get his hands on it. In addition to flummoxing Harden, the rookie Brown racked up seven points and three steals in the Detroit Pistons’ November 23, 2018 victory.

Bruce Brown

Jarrett Jack beat Steph Curry at his own game. After the two-time Golden State Warriors MVP tied the game at 108 with 1:08 left in the fourth quarter following a stirring comeback against the Brooklyn Nets, the stage was set for Jack to enjoy a hero’s finish. Defended by Curry on Brooklyn’s final possession, Jack used his elusive handles and a few screens from Brook Lopez to hunt for a final shot that he ultimately drained over both Curry and Klay Thompson with one second left on the clock. It was just the 12th loss in 58 games for the future-champion Warriors, and Jack’s nine points and five assists off the bench were key cogs in the thrilling 110-108 triumph on March 2, 2015.

Jarrett Jack

At the NBA level, protecting the rim is a daunting affair… just don’t tell Wendell Carter Jr. Sizing up a drive attempt from a surging Russell Westbrook, the first-year Chicago Bulls big man leaps into position from the help-side and blows up an emphatic dunk before hustling to retain possession. Carter Jr. finished the December 7, 2018 bout with six points, two dimes and a pair of rejections, not to mention the respect of anybody who’d ever been caught in the crosshairs of a poster previously in their career.

Wendell Carter Jr.

When titans collide in a postseason series, legacies are forged. A pivotal member of the Houston Rockets in an instant classic 2018 Western Conference Final, Chris Paul laid it all on the line for a win over the reigning champion Golden State Warriors in Game 4. Working the two-man game with backcourt mate James Harden, Paul catches a pass beyond the arc, sizes up Klay Thompson with his handle then pulls up for a high-arcing three. Paul’s fourth-quarter triple in hostile territory helped the Rockets tie the series at two games apiece. Paul racked up 27 points in the May 22, 2018 victory.

Chris Paul

Give him a sliver of space and JJ Redick’s going to get his shot off, give him a sliver of space with the game on the line and you might as well start heading for the locker room. Gifted an opportunity to show out in front of a vibrant LA Clippers home crowd, Redick lines up to run an inbound play, runs his check off a screen, then corrals the pass and leaps into a rotating fadeaway jump shot in one fluid motion. Redick’s game-winner gave him 11 points on the night and sent the Portland Trail Blazers packing in the March 24, 2016 contest.

JJ Redick

Ty Lawson and the open floor are an unbeatable combination. Eager to haul in a Jusuf Nurkić outlet pass, Lawson puts his pedal to the metal to race down the length of the court for an acrobatic transition layup. Lawson stole the show with 32 points and 16 assists against the Los Angeles Lakers on February 10, 2015, putting his Denver Nuggets back in the win column following a six-game skid.

Ty Lawson

Primarily a towering big man whose physical presence was felt anywhere on the court, Marcin Gortat wasn’t above finding an extra gear to keep up with a world-class backcourt. After breaking up a pass on one end of the floor, Gortat pushes the pace in transition before working a give-and-go transition alley-oop with the blazing fast John Wall. Gortat racked up 21 points, 11 boards and two blocks in the February 23, 2016 win over the New Orleans Pelicans.

Marcin Gortat

Veterans who’ve seen it all before are worth their weight in gold come the playoffs. After pacing his young Orlando Magic squad in Game 1 of their first-round matchup against the Toronto Raptors, D.J. Augustin silences an entire stadium of basketball fans, sizing up his opportunity and draining a game-winning pull-up triple to put his squad ahead to start the series. Augustin finished with 25 points in the April 13, 2019 matchup.

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D'Angelo Russell

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Jaren Jackson Jr.

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Devin Booker

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Mikal Bridges

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De'Aaron Fox

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Donovan Mitchell

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Run It Back: Origins 2014-19 (Release 3, Web)

LIMITED EDITION RARE ROOKIE MOMENTS

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D'Angelo Russell

Rare#/398LE

Jaren Jackson Jr.

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Devin Booker

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Mikal Bridges

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De'Aaron Fox

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Donovan Mitchell

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Rare#/398
LE

Rare#/393
LE

Rare#/398
LE

Rare#/399
LE

Rare#/398
LE

Rare#/393
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