This Pack Drop is now sold out, but there are other ways for you to start your NBA Top Shot collection. Head to DROPS to find currently available Packs that you can open today.

START YOUR NBA TOP SHOT COLLECTION NOW

<p>This Box Topper is exclusive to Origins Boxes!</p>

Box Topper Standard: Origins

Get eligible

remaining_packs

max_order_quantity

Pack listing

Fast Facts

Series 2025-26 - Mojo Omega Parallel 1-of-1

Series 2025-26 - Mojo Galactic Parallel /5

Series 2025-26 - Equinox Jukebox Parallel /10

Series 2025-26 - Equinox Hexwave Parallel /25

Series 2025-26 - Rookie Debut Harcourt Parallel /50

Series 2025-26 - Rookie Debut Blockchain Parallel /99

Slot 1

Join 1.2k+ other fans who collected a Moment today

Each Box exclusive pack comes with a guaranteed hit! Find either a Rookie Debut Parallel, Legendary Mojo or Parallel, Rare Equinox or Parallel, or one of 3 Ultimate Moments! 

488 days after being selected 22nd in the NBA Draft, DaRon Holmes II made his long-awaited NBA Debut for the Denver Nuggets. With Denver cruising late against Phoenix on October 25, 2025, Holmes sprints to the corner in transition, catches the pass in rhythm and confidently knocked down a 24-foot three-pointer to finally secure his first career basket. 

DaRon Holmes II

Liam McNeeley demonstrates veteran vision in his first NBA game, finding the perfect passing angle in Charlotte's matchup in Washington. With the Hornets trailing late in the fourth quarter, the rookie forward threads a precision left-handed bounce pass from the perimeter to a cutting Pat Connaughton.

Liam McNeeley

Oscar Robertson stamps his greatness on the biggest stage on April 30, 1971, knocking down a smooth jumper and threading a perfect assist in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, sealing the championship-clinching win. The No. 1 pick in the 1960 draft, "The Big O" caps his legendary career with the title that eluded him for so long, cementing his legacy as one of the most complete and influential players the game has ever seen, the triple-double king who redefined what a guard could do.

Oscar Robertson

Fresh from dominating the paint at Stanford, 7-footer Maxime Raynaud brought his polished post game to Sacramento's frontcourt rotation. Against the Warriors on November 5, 2025, the French big man was hungry for his first NBA basket. Following a missed jumper, the 42nd pick flies in for the offensive rebound and floats in a turnaround hook that would make any old-school center proud. The rookie finished with 6 points and added a block in 15 minutes as the Kings prevailed 121-116.

Maxime Raynaud

Cason Wallace has emerged as one of the Thunder's defensive anchors, using his quick hands and instincts to create transition opportunities for OKC's explosive offense. Midway through the third quarter in Charlotte, Wallace jumped a passing lane for one of his three steals on the night, immediately pushing the pace up court. Spotting Chet Holmgren streaking toward the rim, Wallace delivered a perfect lob that the 7-footer caught in stride and threw down with authority for a highlight-reel alley-oop. Wallace finished with 10 points, 4 assists and those 3 steals as the Thunder cruised to a 109-96 victory on November 15, 2025.

Cason Wallace

Every NBA journey starts somewhere, and Noah Penda chose to announce his arrival from downtown Orlando. In his first career minutes, the rookie forward caught a feed from Paolo Banchero in the left corner and without hesitation, rose up and buried a textbook three-pointer from 23 feet out for his first NBA basket.

Noah Penda

Auburn product Dylan Cardwell, converted an emphatic late game dunk to score his first career NBA points. The undrafted rookie had a solid 14-minute effort with 2 blocks and a steal on October 22, 2025.

Dylan Cardwell

Amen Thompson's athleticism is off the charts. With the Rockets holding a slim lead over the Mavericks in Houston, Amen got the rebound on his own free throw miss, saved the ball from going out of bounds and then repositioned himself to receive the alley-oop pass igniting the Toyota Center crowd and extending Houston's momentum with a thunderous reverse slam. The high-flying forward finished with a season-high 27 points as the Rockets cruised to a 110-102 victory on November 3, 2025.

Amen Thompson

When coaches preach maximizing opportunities, they're dreaming of plays like this from Micah Peavy. In his October 27, 2025 NBA debut against Boston, the 24-year-old shooting guard crashed the offensive glass with the game clock ticking away. After a teammate's miss rattled off iron, Peavy swooped in and softly laid the ball through the net for his first NBA bucket. 

Micah Peavy

The Oklahoma City rookie guard has quickly earned his minutes through smart play and timely scoring. With the shot clock winding down in the third quarter against Golden State, Mitchell created separation with a crafty dribble move near the paint. He rose up for a tough jumper through contact that found net and drew a foul just before the buzzer, extending Thunder's commanding lead. Mitchell contributed 17 points in OKC's dominant 126-102 victory over the Warriors on November 11, 2025.

Ajay Mitchell

Miami's promising sophomore center Kel'el Ware has been turning heads with his rim-running ability all season. Early in the October 24, 2025 clash at FedExForum, the Heat pushed the pace in transition against Memphis. Jaime Jaquez Jr. spotted Ware soaring toward the rim and lobbed a perfect pass that the 7-footer grabbed with one hand mid-air before hammering home a vicious alley-oop slam. Ware's explosive finish sparked Miami's dominant 146-114 road victory, where he posted 19 points and 9 rebounds.

Kel'el Ware

They don't all come pretty, but Johni Broome knows buckets count the same either way. The 76ers rookie forward showcased his motor late in Philadelphia's November 2, 2025 visit to Brooklyn, tracking down an offensive rebound in traffic. Despite heavy defensive pressure under the rim, Broome elevated through contact and guided home a tip-in to push Philly's lead. The Auburn product tallied 4 points, 2 rebounds and an assist while Philadelphia cruised to a 129-105 road victory at Barclays Center.

Johni Broome

When Jimmy Butler threads delivers the pass in transition, Jonathan Kuminga knows exactly what to do with it. The Warriors forward races down the court and receives Butler's perfectly-timed pass, then takes off for a running two-handed slam. Kuminga finished with 17 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists.

Jonathan Kuminga

James Harden's basketball IQ and court vision have made him one of the most decorated guards in NBA history, but don't forget he can still push the pace when needed. Early in the first quarter against Philadelphia, the Clippers floor general spotted an opening in transition and attacked with purpose. Harden accelerated through the lane and finished a running layup to give Los Angeles an early 5-4 advantage. The future Hall of Famer went on to score 28 points while adding 5 assists and 6 rebounds, though the Clippers fell short 110-108 to the 76ers on November 17, 2025.

James Harden

Evan Mobley's combination of length, athleticism, and defensive instincts has made him one of the league's most promising young big men. Late in the fourth quarter against Brooklyn, with Cleveland trailing but fighting to stay within reach, Lonzo Ball found the rolling Mobley with a perfectly-placed pass. The Cavaliers' defensive anchor rose up and threw down an emphatic dunk, bringing the road crowd to its feet. Mobley finished with 13 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 blocks.

Evan Mobley

A pair of French Knicks connected for a moment of international flair in the final minutes at Madison Square Garden. With the Knicks leading late on November 5, 2025, Mohamed Diawara positioned himself perfectly under the rim for the fellow Frenchman Pacome Dadiet's bounce pass through traffic, finishing with ease for his first career basket. 

Mohamed Diawara

The Charlotte guard's fearless drives have become his calling card this season, and Tre Mann lived up to that reputation at Fiserv Forum. With Charlotte trailing Milwaukee by 10 in the second quarter, Mann saw daylight after Pat Connaughton's outlet pass. He attacked the rim through traffic, elevating past defenders before slamming home a powerful one-handed dunk that cut into Milwaukee's momentum. Despite the 147-134 overtime loss, Mann finished with 9 points and 7 assists on November 14, 2025.

Tre Mann

The Finnish forward continues to show why he's one of the most efficient scorers in the league, combining size with surprising athleticism. Early in Utah's offensive explosion at home, rookie Isaiah Collier spots Markkanen cutting hard down the lane and delivers a perfect bounce pass. The 7-footer catches in stride, rises up and throws down a powerful dunk that gets the Delta Center crowd on its feet. Markkanen poured in 35 points on incredible 13-of-19 shooting in the Jazz's 152-128 victory over Indiana on November 11, 2025.

Lauri Markkanen

Age is just a number for LeBron James, who continues to knock down clutch shots in his 23rd NBA season with the same confidence that defined his prime years. With the shot clock winding down late in the second quarter, Luka Doncic penetrates and kicks out to James, who's spotting up beyond the arc. The King catches and fires a running pullup three from 28 feet that splashes through the net. James finished his season debut with 11 points and 12 assists as the Lakers dominated Utah 140-126 on November 18, 2025.

LeBron James

When Shaedon Sharpe catches fire, the Trail Blazers transform into a different team, and on this November night, he was volcanic. With Portland trailing the Pelicans early in the second quarter at Smoothie King Center, the explosive guard grabbed a pass from Kris Murray and elevated for a thunderous running dunk that tied the game at 54-54 with 1:07 left in the half. The slam was one of 13 made field goals on just 18 attempts for Sharpe, who torched New Orleans for a season-high 35 points on 72.2% shooting in Portland's 125-117 victory on November 12, 2025.

Shaedon Sharpe

Max Christie has quietly developed into a reliable scoring option for the Mavericks, capable of finishing strong at the rim when given the opportunity. Racing down the court against Toronto, Christie calls for the ball in transition as rookie sensation Cooper Flagg surveys the floor. Flagg delivers a pinpoint pass that hits Christie in stride, and the second-year guard elevates for a running dunk that brings the Dallas crowd alive. Christie's 17 points helped fuel the Mavericks' offensive explosion in a 139-129 victory over the Raptors on October 26, 2025.

Max Christie

David Jones Garcia brings the hustle that earned him Summer League honors, crashing the offensive boards for San Antonio. In the fourth quarter at American Airlines Center, the undrafted rookie stays engaged and attacks the glass. Jones Garcia secures the offensive rebound and converts the putback layup, showing the relentless effort that helped earn opening night minutes. 

David Jones Garcia

When Aaron Gordon gets a full head of steam driving to the rim, the smart money is on a poster-worthy slam. With Denver already cruising midway through the third quarter against Golden State, Gordon showed why he's one of the league's most explosive finishers. After receiving the rock in transition, the Nuggets forward exploded past his defender and elevated for a thunderous driving dunk that pushed Denver's lead to 81-64. Gordon finished the November 7, 2025 victory with 18 points on 50% shooting, adding 3 rebounds and a block in his 24 minutes as the Nuggets dominated 129-104.

Aaron Gordon

Yao Ming delivers one of the most dominant performances of his Hall of Fame career on November 10, 2006, erupting for 35 points, 17 rebounds, and 7 blocks in a powerhouse showcase. The No. 1 overall pick in 2002 and 7'6" icon overwhelms defenders on both ends of the floor, combining unstoppable post moves with rim protection that few could match, reminding the league why he was one of the most complete centers of his era and a global ambassador who transformed basketball's reach.

Yao Ming

Chicago's sophomore forward Matas Buzelis has quickly earned a reputation for his fearless attacks at the rim. Midway through the third quarter against Atlanta on October 27, 2025, the Bulls led 78-73 when Buzelis caught the ball on the left wing. The 14th pick in the 2024 draft blew past his defender with a lightning-quick first step, elevated near the restricted area and contorted his body for a spectacular driving reverse slam that ignited the home crowd. Buzelis finished with 16 points as the Bulls secured a 128-123 victory.

Matas Buzelis

The Phoenix Suns rookie forward Rasheer Fleming showcases his shooting touch in the closing moments at Ball Arena. With the game clock running down and still looking for his first NBA basket, Fleming catches a pass from Jordan Goodwin outside the left arc. The 6'9" forward elevated and banked in the 25-foot three-pointer to secure that milestone Moment. 

Rasheer Fleming

You can't teach clutch, but allow Austin Reaves to demonstrate. With the Lakers trailing by one and just seconds remaining in Minnesota, the Arkansas native takes matters into his own hands. He drives hard into the paint and releases and hits a floating jumper from 12 feet as time expires, sending the Lakers bench into a frenzy. Reaves caps a brilliant 28-point, 16-assist performance to lift LA to a 116-115 victory on October 29, 2025.

Austin Reaves

Dillon Brooks has carved out a reputation as one of the league's most relentless two-way wings, and his offensive arsenal continues to expand in Phoenix. With the Suns cruising in the second quarter against the Indiana Pacers, Brooks drove into the lane and displayed his developing touch around the rim. The veteran forward drove hard into the paint and lofted a floating jumper for two of his game-high 32 points. Brooks shot a scorching 12-for-18 from the field in the Suns' 133-98 demolition of Indiana on November 13, 2025.

Dillon Brooks

When Desmond Bane arrived in Orlando, Magic fans wondered if his clutch gene would travel. With the game tied at 112 and the clock winding down on November 10, 2025, Franz Wagner found Bane spotting up from deep right wing. The former Grizzlies guard rose up and buried a contested 27-footer at the horn, sending Kia Center's 17,989 fans into a frenzy as Orlando escaped Portland 115-112. Bane tallied 22 points and 7 assists in the thriller.

Desmond Bane

When you need a bucket with everything on the line, sometimes it's about heart and hustle more than perfect execution. With the Kings trailing by one and just seconds remaining, Sacramento's big man crashes the offensive glass hard after a missed shot. Sabonis snatches the rebound in traffic and immediately puts it back up through contact, dropping in the go-ahead bucket with just 6 seconds on the clock. The putback sealed a thrilling 105-104 victory over Utah on October 24, 2025, as Sabonis finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds.

Domantas Sabonis

When you're a rookie trying to make your mark in the NBA, every defensive possession counts. With Memphis holding a lead late in the fourth quarter of his NBA debut against New Orleans, the 22-year-old point guard tracked Trey Murphy III's drive to the rim. Small timed his swat perfectly, reject Murphy's running layup attempt before he even leaves the ground.

Javon Small

Joan Beringer, who only started playing basketball four years ago, showcases his raw athleticism in the Timberwolves' home opener. With Minnesota already cruising against the Lakers, veteran facilitator Joe Ingles lobs it high for the French rookie in the fourth quarter. Beringer elevates and hammers down the alley-oop dunk for his first career basket, adding an exclamation point to his NBA debut.

Joan Beringer

Russell Westbrook continues to prove that elite passing transcends team colors. With Sacramento trailing Minnesota 47-45 in the second quarter on November 14, 2025, the veteran point guard surveyed the floor from the top of the key. Spotting Domantas Sabonis cutting baseline, Westbrook threaded a pinpoint pass through traffic that hit the big man in stride for an easy layup, and it proved to be a historic dime in a career full of them. 10,000 career assists for Westbrook as he also collects another career triple-double, extending his NBA record. 

Russell Westbrook

The three-time MVP showed he can still get up when given a runway, reminding everyone at Intuit Dome. Early in the first quarter against the Clippers, Christian Braun spotted Nikola Jokić sprinting down the middle in transition. The perfect pass found the Serbian center in stride, and Jokić rose up for a powerful running dunk that ignited the Nuggets bench. It was the start of a historic night as Jokić torched the Clippers for 55 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists in Denver's 130-116 victory on November 12, 2025.

Nikola Jokić

With basketball DNA coursing through his veins, second-generation guard Jase Richardson brought his fearless attacking style from Michigan State to the Magic's backcourt. In his NBA debut against Chicago on October 25, 2025, the rookie showed veteran composure when it mattered most. With the shot clock winding down in the third quarter, Richardson caught the rock from Tristan da Silva and immediately attacked the paint, weaving past defenders before floating in a crafty layup, the first field goal of his NBA career.

Jase Richardson

Danny Wolf brings the ball-handling skill set of a seasoned floor general in a 7-footer's frame. In the final frame of his NBA debut, the Brooklyn rookie receives a kickout pass from fellow Nets rookie Nolan Traoré before showcasing his court vision, tossing a laser pass over the defenders to find Day'Ron Sharpe streaking to the rim for an emphatic dunk.

Danny Wolf

David Robinson makes his long-awaited NBA debut on November 4, 1989, dropping 23 points and 17 rebounds after fulfilling his two-year Naval service commitment. "The Admiral", the No. 1 pick from 1987, immediately proves the wait was worth it, displaying the rare combination of size, athleticism, and skill that would make him a perennial MVP candidate and one of the most dominant two-way centers in league history.

David Robinson

Jalen Duren showcases why he's one of the league's most explosive young bigs when he gets downhill. Early in the first quarter against Brooklyn, the 20-year-old center catches Cade Cunningham's pinpoint assist and powers through the lane for a thunderous driving dunk that ignites the home crowd. The Memphis product finishes with a career-high 30 points on 11-14 shooting plus 11 rebounds as Detroit dominates the Nets 125-107 on November 7, 2025.

Jalen Duren

Few players possess the confidence to pull up from 38 feet with the shot clock winding down, but Trey Murphy III lives for these moments. As the third quarter clock ticks toward zero at Frost Bank Center, Jose Alvarado finds Murphy spotting up well beyond the arc on the right wing. Without hesitation, the sharpshooter rises up and launches a rainbow three that finds nothing but net as the buzzer sounds, extending New Orleans' lead to 92-85. Murphy was absolutely unconscious all night long, torching the Spurs for a game-high and career-high tying 41 points on a sizzling 68.2% shooting, including 5-of-11 from downtown, while adding 9 rebounds in the Pelicans' heartbreaking 126-119 loss on November 8, 2025.

Trey Murphy III

You can't teach clutch, but allow Keyonte George to demonstrate. In a wild double-overtime thriller against Chicago, the Jazz guard gets open on the right wing with his team trailing by three and time running out. Isaiah Collier swings the ball to George, who catches and fires a contested three-pointer over outstretched arms with ice in his veins. The shot drops through as the Delta Center erupts, giving Utah a dramatic 150-147 victory with just 1 second remaining in the second overtime. George capped off his 33-point masterpiece with the cold-blooded dagger on November 16, 2025.

Keyonte George

Alperen Şengün has rapidly developed into one of the NBA's craftiest big men, combining size with elite passing vision and soft touch around the rim. Down five with under 30 seconds remaining against Milwaukee, the Turkish center showcased his offensive arsenal when Houston needed it most. Taking the rock near the free-throw line, Şengün navigated through traffic with his signature footwork before finishing a driving layup through contact to cut the deficit to three. The versatile center posted a stellar 23 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists in Houston's thrilling 122-115 road victory on November 9, 2025.

Alperen Sengun

When Grayson Allen gets hot from deep, there's no cooling him off - just ask the New Orleans Pelicans. With Phoenix already cruising late in the third quarter, Allen received a crisp pass from Jordan Goodwin on the left wing. Without hesitation, the sharpshooter rose up and buried his franchise-record 10th three-pointer of the night, sending the home crowd at Mortgage Matchup Center into a frenzy. Allen's historic performance powered the Suns to a 121-98 victory with a career-high 42 points on November 10, 2025.

Grayson Allen

Jaylen Brown has made a living hitting big shots in TD Garden, and this halftime heater adds to his collection. With the shot clock winding down against Cleveland's elite defense, the Celtics forward creates separation with his signature stepback and buries a 25-foot triple as the second quarter expires. The bucket punctuates a 20-3 Boston run that turns a tight game into a comfortable cushion. Brown finishes with 30 points on 60% shooting in the Celtics' 125-105 statement win on October 29, 2025.

Jaylen Brown

On November 15, 2025, the defensive-minded forward Adou Thiero finally stepped into his NBA dream. Making his long-awaited debut against Milwaukee, the 6'7" rookie needed just one possession to announce his arrival. With the Lakers cruising late in the fourth, Bronny James whipped a perfect pass to a streaking Thiero, who rose up and hammered home a running flush for his first NBA bucket.

Adou Thiero

Andrew Nembhard continues to prove he belongs among the league's rising young guards with his blend of creativity and fearlessness attacking the basket. Trailing by eight in the second quarter against Toronto, the Indiana guard took matters into his own hands with a dazzling display of ball-handling. After crossing over his defender at the top of the key, Nembhard sliced through the lane and contorted his body for a spectacular driving reverse layup that brought the Gainbridge Fieldhouse crowd to its feet. Despite the highlight-reel play, Nembhard's 22 points, 5 assists and 4 rebounds weren't enough as the shorthanded Pacers fell 129-111 on November 15, 2025.

Andrew Nembhard

When Scottie Barnes gets out in transition with his unique blend of size and speed, opposing defenses better scramble back quickly. The Toronto Raptors' versatile forward showcased his court awareness midway through the third quarter against the Cleveland Cavaliers, sprinting up the floor to receive a perfect outlet pass from Brandon Ingram after blocking a three point shot. Barnes gathered the rock in stride and finished with a smooth running layup to cut into Cleveland's lead. The 2022 Rookie of the Year stuffed the stat sheet with 28 points, 10 rebounds, 8 assists, and 5 blocks in Toronto's 126-113 road victory on November 13, 2025.

Scottie Barnes

The Australian playmaker's vision gets all the headlines, but don't sleep on Josh Giddey's ability to find open lanes and finish at the rim. With Chicago cruising at home against Sacramento, Giddey reads the defense perfectly and slashes baseline for position. Kevin Huerter spots the cut immediately and threads a perfect pass, allowing Giddey to lay it in over his head drawing the foul. The Bulls guard posted 20 points, 12 assists and 8 rebounds in the October 29, 2025 home win.

Josh Giddey

Atlanta's versatile forward has been making a name for himself as a two-way force, and this moment shows exactly why Hawks fans are excited. In the fourth quarter of a tight road battle at Barclays Center, Johnson calls for the rock with his team trailing by 12. He attacks the lane with purpose, elevating through contact and throwing down a driving dunk that brings Atlanta back within striking distance. Johnson finished the October 29, 2025 victory over Brooklyn with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists.

Box Topper Standard: Origins

💠 This Box Topper is exclusive to Origins Boxes!

✨ Look for Yao Ming & Oscar Robertson Heroes of the Game!

✨ Look for David Robinson Supernova!

✨ Look for Rare and Legendary Parallels!

Fast Facts

Moments you could pull

packs Content Remaining

Total purchase limit

Pack Content Odds

Description

Box Topper Standard: Origins

💠 This Box Topper is exclusive to Origins Boxes!✨ Look for Yao Ming & Oscar Robertson Heroes of the Game!✨ Look for David Robinson Supernova!✨ Look for Rare and Legendary Parallels!

Fast Facts

Moments you could pull

packs Content Remaining

Total purchase limit

Pack Content Odds

Description

💠 This Box Topper is exclusive to Origins Boxes!

✨ Look for Yao Ming & Oscar Robertson Heroes of the Game!

✨ Look for David Robinson Supernova!

✨ Look for Rare and Legendary Parallels!