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No matter the city, matchup or scenario, you can pencil in Luka Dončić as a guaranteed bucket. Hanging back in transition, the Dallas Mavericks star shows off his shooting touch in the All-Star Game, calmly draining a catch-and-shoot triple in traffic. Dončić chipped in eight points, three rebounds and two triples in Team LeBron’s 163-160 win on February 20, 2022.

Luka Dončić

Anthony Edwards has wasted no time churning out memorable plays in his rookie season. The Minnesota Timberwolves guard takes his man off the dribble out at the three-point line, attacks baseline, then practically jumps over a help-side defender scrambling to draw a charge en route to a massive slam against the Portland Trail Blazers on January 7, 2021.

Anthony Edwards

LaMelo Ball's deceptive capabilities are elite. The Charlotte Hornets guard loses his defender with the very real threat of a cross-court pass, then attacks the hoop and switches hands mid-layup around Atlanta Hawks rim protector Clint Capela. Ball dropped 22 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists - his first career triple-double - in the January 9, 2021 contest.

LaMelo Ball

When Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant decides to take flight, the possibilities are almost endless. Leaking down the floor on a fastbreak, the first-time All-Star decides to get fancy, timing up perfectly for a gravity-defying, 360 alley-oop slam for Team Durant. Morant chipped in six points in the 163-160 loss to Team LeBron on February 20, 2022.

Ja Morant

The 2020 NBA Rookie of the Year makes it look easy. Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant anticipates contact from his defender as he curls around a Jonas Valanciunas screen, then drains an unconventional triple as he seeks out a three-shot foul. Morant finished with 18 points and nine assists in the February 8, 2021 game against the Toronto Raptors.

When Ja Morant is unimpeded on his way to the rim, the world is in for a treat. The Memphis Grizzlies guard sprints up the court as his teammates push the ball in transition, then leaps up to cradle a Grayson Allen lob way behind his head and unleash an emphatic one-handed alley-oop against the Chicago Bulls on April 12, 2021.

With the All-Star Game in his town, it was only right that Darius Garland provided a few highlights for the crowd. Showing off his court vision, Garland surveys the field before finding teammate Jarrett Allen on a sweet lob dish to set up a jam. The Cleveland Cavaliers guard proved victorious in his All-Star debut, helping Team LeBron to a 163-160 win with 13 points, three assists, three triples and two steals on February 20, 2022.

Darius Garland

Even in an All-Star game, Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler is looking to capitalize off mistakes and turn them into points. Butler intercepts an errant pass and launches the ball down the court to a wide-open Darius Garland for the two-handed flush. In his sixth All-Star appearance, Butler finished with a pair of takeaways for Team LeBron on February 20, 2022.

Jimmy Butler

The power comes naturally for Zion Williamson. Left wide open under the hoop against the Houston Rockets, the New Orleans Pelicans forward connects with teammate Lonzo Ball for an emphatic alley-oop on February 9, 2021.

Zion Williamson

If there’s a path to the basket, Tyrese Haliburton is going to find it. The Sacramento Kings rookie catches a transition pass in the corner before taking off baseline and hitting the Denver Nuggets with an unguardable up-and-under reverse layup on February 6, 2021.

Tyrese Haliburton

There’s no one on the planet with the size, athleticism and layered skill set to match Philadelphia 76ers superstar Joel Embiid. Embiid receives a long lead pass, takes a couple of dribbles, then unleashes a ridiculous windmill flush without a ton of room to operate. The top scorer on Team Durant, Philadelphia’s five-time All-Star dominated with 36 points, 10 rebounds and four assists on February 20, 2022.

Joel Embiid

If there’s a crack in the defense, two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash is destined to find it. After surveying his opponent and former teammate Dirk Nowitzki from out on the perimeter, the Phoenix Suns point guard heads straight at the mismatch, dashing baseline and finishing with the acrobatic two in a March 5, 2006 contest against the Dallas Mavericks. Nash posted 25 points and 11 dimes in the W.

Steve Nash

The way James Wiseman can move at his size is a problem for the rest of the league. After setting a screen for Steph Curry, the Golden State Warriors center catches a pass in stride then throws down a towering slam against the Denver Nuggets on January 14, 2021.

James Wiseman

If Paul George is on the floor, the risk of getting put on a poster increases dramatically. The LA Clippers wing slashes his way into the paint against the Detroit Pistons then reaches way up to throw a hammer down on help side defender Isaiah Stewart on April 11, 2021.

Paul George

Ben Wallace’s legacy is built around doing what others have considered impossible. In a hard-fought Eastern Conference Finals battle with the Miami Heat, the undrafted four-time Defensive Player of the Year notices powerhouse opponent Shaquille O’Neal clearing out his own defender under the paint, then races over to leap through the air for a Herculean help-side block on May 31, 2006.

Ben Wallace

If De’Aaron Fox gets enough room to take off, there’s no end to what he’s capable of. The Sacramento Kings guard draws his Indiana Pacers defender out to the three-point line then blows past him, straight into the paint for an epic, soaring finish on January 11, 2021.

De'Aaron Fox

Some dunks are just louder than others. Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons connects with teammate Seth Curry as he cuts against the San Antonio Spurs, breaks through a pair of defenders and unleashes a full-out slam on March 14, 2021.

Ben Simmons

When Chris Bosh is cleared for takeoff, look out. The Toronto Raptors forward catches a pass with a defender draped over his back, then spins seamlessly toward the baseline to hit the paint and throw down a powerful one-handed dunk. Bosh finished with 23 points in the January 15, 2006 win over the New York Knicks.

Chris Bosh

Reach against Paul Pierce and he’ll leave you in the dust. The Boston Celtics swing man puts his body between himself and the defender before swiftly spinning and heading straight for the rack to crown the help-side defense on March 19, 2006. Pierce finished with 22 points, six boards and six assists in the win over the Indiana Pacers.

Paul Pierce

Even if you have the nerve to try to dunk on an elite rim protector well positioned in the paint, few are physically capable of pulling it off. Miles Bridges of the Charlotte Hornets, no stranger to the impossible, attacks a gap in the Atlanta Hawks’ perimeter defense, eyes up world-class shot blocker Clint Capela in waiting, then reaches way back for massive tomahawk slam on April 11, 2021.

Miles Bridges

A good help-side defense can wreak havoc in the paint. Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke shades off his own man while Andre Drummond tries to work himself into position under the hoop, then spikes the Cleveland Cavaliers center’s shot attempt out to the baseline on January 7, 2021.

Brandon Clarke

The Milwaukee Bucks knew just what they were getting with No. 1 overall pick Andrew Bogut. With time expiring and a mere two-point cushion against the Dallas Mavericks, the monolithic rookie moves into help-side position to first contest and subsequently turn away a Jason Terry shot attempt. Bogut put up 19 points and 14 boards in the November 29, 2005 overtime matchup.

Andrew Bogut

The combination of explosiveness and strength makes De’Andre Hunter a tough check. The Atlanta Hawks sophomore drives to the hoop against an LA Clippers defense then muscles his way through the paint to a finger roll in a January 26, 2021 win.

De'Andre Hunter

Stopping Jusuf Nurkic is tough enough when he’s on the ground, never mind when he’s air born. The powerful Portland Trail Blazers center cuts to the hoop after setting a screen for his teammate, catches an entry pass and heads straight to the rim for a thundering dunk on April 2, 2021.

Jusuf Nurkić

When you catch the outlet pass in stride and there’s only a Hall of Fame shot blocker between yourself and the rim, there’s no time to belabor the decision. Washington Wizards forward Rui Hachimura catches a transition pass against the Los Angeles Lakers and immediately targets the rack, dunking through elite rim protector Anthony Davis on his way to two of his 12 points in an April 28, 2021 victory.

Rui Hachimura

Right place, right time, Danny Granger has no shortage of ways to put points on the board. In his first NBA contest, the Indiana Pacers rookie slides into position under the basket while tracking a teammate’s shot attempt, then rises up to throw down a put-back slam. Granger’s premier matchup on November 2, 2005 ended in victory over the Orlando Magic.

Danny Granger

Natural born scorers get to the hoop, plain and simple. New Orleans Pelicans sophomore Nickeil Alexander-Walker sees a gap between two Detroit Pistons defenders and storms through the paint for a major flush on February 14, 2021.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker

Tight handle, even tighter spin move. Washington Wizards forward Caron Butler heads straight at Cleveland Cavaliers defender LeBron James, gauging his opponent with a series of crossovers before spiraling straight to the bucket for a tough two on April 28, 2006. Butler finished with 20 points and 11 boards in the hotly contested playoff matchup.

Caron Butler

Catch the defense out of position and let them hear it. After watching teammate Ben Wallace corral an offensive rebound, Richard Hamilton takes advantage of the misplaced defense by cutting through the paint, taking the rock and throwing one down on the Milwaukee Bucks. Hamilton racked up 18 points and eight dimes for the Detroit Pistons in the April 26, 2006 playoff win.

Richard Hamilton

When the scoring threat can hurt you on the perimeter, off the dribble or at the rim, defense is no walk in the park. New York Knicks forward Quentin Richardson puts it all on display bating his defender out to the perimeter then spinning into the paint for a vociferous one-handed slam. Richardson finished with 18 points in the March 4, 2006 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.

Quentin Richardson

In battling through an illness, an off-shooting night, and a remarkable effort from the plucky Detroit Pistons, it turned out that an opportunity at a game-winning shot was exactly what the doctor prescribed for Paolo Banchero. Deadlocked in a tie game with just a dozen seconds remaining, the newly-named All-Star searches for a move to free himself for the dagger. Left to quickly consider a Plan B after Jalen Duren plays his stepback tightly, Banchero remains focused, centering himself through contact before finding the bottom of the net on a clutch and-one jumper. The Orlando Magic star added yet another exhibit to his growing late-game résumé, enduring every obstacle on the way to a 15-point, five-rebound, three-assist, two-block outing in the win on February 24, 2024.

Paolo Banchero

Deemed unlikely to play before the game and at less than 100 percent during it, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander proved once more that when the task merely requires getting a bucket, even improbable odds remain tilted in his favor. One act of greatness away from overcoming both the New York Knicks and the injury bug, the two-time All-Star adds to his clutch résumé, freeing himself to receive an inbounds pass along the left baseline. Decisive in his move with only four seconds remaining, the Oklahoma City Thunder star raises up, burying a crowd-silencing 15-footer over Miles McBride’s outstretched arms, securing the victory on March 31, 2024. Hampered by a stubborn quadriceps injury, Gilgeous-Alexander put toughness on display during a 19-point, three-assist, one-steal performance along with one 3-pointer, helping the up-and-coming Thunder punch their ticket into the postseason for the first time since 2020 along the way.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

With the game on the line and the Chase Center pumping, watch for Klay Thompson. An ever-present threat with or without the ball in his hands, the Golden State Warriors wing bides his time while teammates orchestrate a final possession, then rushes to the ball, drives to his spot and pulls up to break the hearts of Sacramento Kings fans in the final second. Thompson racked up 14 points in the November 1, 2023 matchup.

Klay Thompson

Isaac Okoro has seen too many highlight-reel-worthy, chase-down blocks to take it easy on the break. The Cleveland Cavaliers forward runs hard up the floor with multiple Memphis Grizzlies defenders on his heels, then throws down an emphatic hammer before Brandon Clarke can get into position to break up the play on January 11, 2021.

Isaac Okoro

After spending nearly a decade punishing all 29 franchises with his patented stepback 3-pointer as a member of the Houston Rockets, it was only a matter of time before James Harden served one up against his old team. In search of his signature moment with his new team, the three-time scoring champion creates just enough space with a hard dribble before stepping back for a game-winning four-point play. Guiding an In-Season Tournament win, the Los Angeles Clippers star was in peak form, pouring in 24 points, nine rebounds, seven assists and a block on November 17, 2023.

James Harden

For an elite class of NBA dunkers, including one Jalen Johnson, soaring above the rim is actually the easy part. Doing it at speed through contact is a different beast altogether. After rolling into an open lane out of a screen for Trae Young, the third-year Atlanta Hawks forward gathers his momentum in the paint and plows through multiple overly optimistic shot challengers for a classic poster. Johnson finished the October 27, 2023 contest with 11 points and nine rebounds.

Jalen Johnson

The debate surrounding basketball’s most skilled talent will forever remain subjective, but with one breathtaking bucket after another, Kyrie Irving has safely embedded himself into the conversation. With 2.8 seconds on the clock and a chance to put the reigning-champion Denver Nuggets on the ropes, the eight-time All-Star reaches into the depths of his bag of tricks, starting a gather from just inside the 3-point arc before raising up for an unfathomable 21-foot, off-hand hook shot to seal the victory. In an act that left even his Most Valuable Player-caliber teammate stunned, Irving merely added another chapter to his expansive late-game storybook. A hero in the Dallas Mavericks’ unforgettable win on March 17, 2024, Irving rose to the occasion in every sense with 24 points, seven rebounds, nine assists, three steals, one block, and four 3-pointers.

Kyrie Irving

When it comes to subtle cuts and ball movement through the high post, no team does it quite like the Golden State Warriors. Gaining a head of steam on a cut through the middle of the floor, Jonathan Kuminga puts on a demonstration, taking to the skies for a violent flush over the outstretched arms of a Los Angeles Clippers defender. Kuminga chipped in six points, two rebounds and one of the season’s top dunks in a narrow loss on December 2, 2023.

Jonathan Kuminga

Revered and well-documented in the NBA’s history books for his ability to take over a game on either side of the floor, Kawhi Leonard selected quite the scenario in penning his latest chapter. Nearly finished in successfully completing a 15-point comeback, the former Finals MVP locks in as few others can, fooling Nicolas Batum with a pump-fake on the way to a crafty, across-the-rim, underhanded scoop shot with an and-one, taking the lead. Crossing defensive dominance from the checklist, Leonard mirrors Kelly Oubre Jr.’s drive perfectly, sticking to his arm like a sleeve before pinning a layup attempt between the rim to force a jump ball. One stop away from glory, Leonard tracks Oubre Jr. down once more, ending the emotion-packed game with an emphatic swat. With a championship-level approach on display during the L.A. Clippers win on March 27, 2024, Leonard added to his history of big-time play against the Philadelphia 76ers with 17 points, nine rebounds, three assists, two steals, and two blocks, much of it during the memorable late-game takeover.

Kawhi Leonard

Acquired by the Dallas Mavericks during the final, concluding hours of the 2024 NBA trade deadline, P.J. Washington found time to show his new team that he, too, knows a thing or two about buzzer-beating brilliance. Focused on punctuating the best game of his career to date in the blue-and-white threads with a victory, Washington times up a picture-perfect cut right into the teeth of the Golden State Warriors’ defense, corralling a pass before quickly banking it off the glass for the game-deciding score. Admittedly motivated to avenge a narrow loss to the Warriors just three days prior, the fifth-year forward proved unguardable across the floor in the win on April 5, 2024. Helping the Mavericks overcome the absence of their do-it-all five-time All-Star, Washington fulfilled the role brilliantly, tallying up 32 points, five rebounds, three assists, a career-high five steals, two blocks, and five 3-pointers.

P.J. Washington

Working his way back from a 25-game absence, Ja Morant returned as only a player of his caliber could: with a cold-blooded game-winner. One of the game’s most electrifying talents, Morant played the role of crowd-silencer, using a nifty between-the-leg and spin combination before steadying himself for a game-clinching layup to stun the New Orleans Pelicans’ crowd. The Memphis Grizzlies star had a storybook performance, helping his team climb out of a 24-point deficit to snag a signature win on December 19, 2023. Morant was instrumental, lighting up the scoreboard for 34 points in just 35 minutes, along with six rebounds, eight assists, two steals and a block.

He can wreak havoc above the rim or beat you from beyond the arc but Karl-Anthony Towns’ bag is even deeper than that. Presented a smaller defender out a switch on a sideline out-of-bounds play, Towns eyes up the rim, puts the ball on the floor and drives hard into a running floater that banks in off the glass. Towns’ late hoop with five seconds on the clock – one of the 10 field goals he hit with just 11 attempts – clinched a Minnesota Timberwolves win over the New Orleans Pelicans on November 18, 2023.

Karl-Anthony Towns

In a masterclass of perseverance down the stretch, the San Antonio Spurs took fate into their own hands. After a late hoop to draw within one with seven seconds left on the game clock, Keldon Johnson and the Spurs immediately hit the Phoenix Suns with a fullcourt press. Seizing an opportunity to trap Kevin Durant in the corner, Johnson battles to pry the rock out of his hands and heads straight to the cup for a game-winning layup. Johnson finished the October 31, 2023 matchup with 27 points.

Keldon Johnson

15 years later, there remains no defender nor scheme capable of consistently keeping Kevin Durant from getting to any bucket he desires. Never one to shy away from a high-profile duel against an elite at his position, the Phoenix Suns superstar finds himself in an unusual position midway through the fourth quarter: wide-open at the top of the key, with a free path to the rim. Taking a quick dish from a teammate, the 14-time All-Star makes his move, soaring through a sea of bodies before extending for a vicious one-handed tomahawk over the outstretched arms of a superstar counterpart to send the arena into a frenzy. Integrating his game perfectly to fit in big-time performances from his two All-Star teammates, Durant was business as usual, recording 28 points, 10 rebounds, one steal, two blocks, and one 3-pointer, fueling a primetime win over the Milwaukee Bucks on February 6, 2024.

Kevin Durant

Even the best shot blockers are at the mercy of 7-foot-3 Kristaps Porziņģis when he decides to take flight. Running the floor to take advantage of a scrambled Milwaukee Bucks transition defense, the former All-Star meets a defender at the summit for a demonstrative one-handed flush. Raising his level of play against a fellow respected Eastern Conference foe, Porziņģis pieced together an efficient 21-point performance to go along with six rebounds and two 3-pointers in a Boston Celtics victory on November 22, 2023.

Kristaps Porziņģis

With just a single basket separating them from a 13th consecutive victory over their longtime Southwest Division rivals, the Memphis Grizzlies, both wisely and fittingly, put the onus on the shoulders of No. 13. An overwhelming blend of physicality and finesse throughout the night, Jaren Jackson Jr. gets set for his big-time moment, first by snagging a wild, across-the-court inbounds pass, ultimately calming the situation with an isolation from the top of the key. Keeping Jeremy Sochan on his toes with a between-the-leg, crossover combination, the former All-Star big barrels his way into the paint, setting the stage for a smooth, left-handed floater to silence the crowd on the way to a road win on March 22, 2024. Quietly one of the NBA’s top clutch performers, Jackson Jr. matched a dazzling fourth quarter with productivity across the game, recording 28 points, seven rebounds, one steal, two blocks, and two 3-pointers.

Jaren Jackson Jr.

Whether on the ground or through the air, Coby White’s formidable blend of creativity and athleticism affords him a chance of scoring on any defender willing to take the challenge. Decisive in his attack early into the shot clock, the creative guard challenges Harrison Barnes’ defensive stance with a smooth double between-the-leg dribble before putting him in a spin cycle with a behind-the-back, opening the door for right-handed flush at the rim. Swift in his rise up the NBA’s scoring ranks, White’s bucket-getting tendencies proved vital in helping the Chicago Bulls erase a 22-point deficit on the way to a signature victory over the Sacramento Kings on March 4, 2023. White continued his trend of memorable performances in the Kings’ arena, running up a career-high 37 points, alongside five rebounds, seven assists, one steal, and five 3-pointers.

Coby White

Merely a year-and-a-half into his thrilling NBA journey, Shaedon Sharpe’s 49-inch vertical has allowed him to create more posters than a scholastic book fair. A must-watch spectacle from the moment his sneakers leave the hardwood, the second-year forward fuses IQ with agility, feigning a pick-and-roll that nearly eliminates a Utah Jazz defender from the play, opening a lane for him to charge through with moxie. Liking his chances against one of the NBA’s most feared young shot-blockers, Sharpe glides through the air, deciding to outhang the 7-footer before extending for a ferocious one-handed flush on the way down. Sharpe had plenty to flex his muscles about, even in the Portland Trail Blazers’ loss. In the middle of stringing together five straight 20-point games, Sharpe turned in 25 points, five rebounds, four assists, two steals, and three 3-pointers on December 2, 2023.

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