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On the list of players that defenders least want to see driving down the lane at full speed, Giannis Antetokounmpo likely ranks among the top. Victory in his sights in a tie game with a minute remaining, the two-time Most Valuable Player readies himself, perfectly synchronizing his drive with a teammate’s screen to pave the way for a physical, one-handed flush to grant the Milwaukee Bucks the lead for good. Helping ensure the win over the San Antonio Spurs, Antetokounmpo’s box score on January 4, 2024 was video game-esque: 44 points on 19-of-28 shooting, along with 14 rebounds, seven assists, two steals, one block, and a pair of 3-pointers.

Giannis Antetokounmpo

From his omniscient court vision and shooting accuracy to his breathtaking box score tallies, everything about Tyrese Haliburton’s trajectory screams “historic.” Sensing an opportunity at history, the Indiana Pacers star pushes the ball in transition, forcing the New York Knicks’ defense into quick thinking. With rotations late and closeouts too hard, Haliburton seizes his opportunity, knifing through the lane for a silky-smooth, switch-hand finish in traffic. A nightly marvel, Haliburton finished the night with 22 points, 23 assists, two steals and two 3-pointers, coordinating the Indiana Pacers’ highlight-heavy win on December 30, 2023. In the process, he became just the third player ever —  and first since John Stockton in 1990 —  to produce back-to-back 20-point, 20-assist performances.

Tyrese Haliburton

Amidst all of the excitement surrounding the NBA’s new frontcourt talent, Anthony Davis just keeps reminding the basketball world of who he is and what he’s done. Right at home in the high post against one of the league’s premier centers, Davis utilizes a deceptively quick dribble to ease into the paint before contorting his body to rise up for an explosive, poster-worthy flush over the San Antonio Spurs. Missing his All-Star running mate, the future Hall of Famer big-upped his ante on the way to a 37-point, 10-rebound, four-block night, along with a pair of 3-pointers in the Los Angeles Lakers’ narrow victory on December 13, 2023.

Anthony Davis

Defenders have a better chance of catching lightning in a bottle than they do trying to defend Jalen Brunson when he gets into his rhythm. Searching for a move to shake off physical Houston Rockets defense, Brunson uses a between-the-leg dribble to free his path before absorbing contact, balancing himself just enough to drain a one-legged, midrange jumper. Transforming his game from All-Star caliber to something higher in 2023-24, Brunson delivered the goods once more in the New York Knicks’ win on January 17, 2024, putting in 30 points, seven assists, and four 3-pointers.

Jalen Brunson

With a style of play built for the highest stakes and the résumé to match, Jaylen Brown is among the select few capable of taking over the game on either side of the floor. In need of a move to free himself against an elite Houston Rockets defense, Brown works three different dribble combinations, providing just enough airspace to motion into a stepback middy. Unsatisfied, the Boston Celtics star turns his attention to the defensive end, reacting quickly enough to pin his assignment’s dunk attempt to the glass for a crowd-rocking rejection. The three-time All-Star could do no wrong in the blowout win on January 13, 2024, exploding for 32 points on just 15 shots, along with six rebounds, two steals, two blocks, and four 3-pointers.

Jaylen Brown

In need of one more bucket to seal their ninth-consecutive victory, the LA Clippers’ strategy was simple, shrewd, and proven: get the ball to Kawhi Leonard in one of his sweet spots, and stay out of the way. A master technician in the high-post, the six-time All-Star leaves a Dallas Mavericks defender in the dust with a blur of a spin move before finishing the job with a smooth Euro step in traffic, on the way to a layup, much to the delight of his teammates. As steady as they come, Leonard punished the Mavericks to the tune of 30 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, one steal and a block, helping his team overcome a shorthanded rotation for a win on December 20, 2023.

Kawhi Leonard

You don’t need shoes to score when you’re a former league Most Valuable Player. In a battle against a dwindling shot clock, a talented defender in his airspace, and a stubborn shoe that refused to fit his foot, Russell Westbrook was forced to do what he’s done throughout his career: improvise and create. Recognizing his teammate’s inability to get open, the LA Clippers guard calls on his own number, stepping in rhythm to drain a 3-pointer to the joy of the crowd. Motivated for a “Rivals Week” duel against his former team, Westbrook was brilliant, needing only 17 minutes to light the Los Angeles Lakers up for 16 points, six rebounds, three assists, two steals, and three 3-pointers on January 23, 2024.

Russell Westbrook

Gritty and ambitious, the New York Knicks have become arguably the NBA’s best at hunting second-chance scoring opportunities. Unnoticed in the corner with all eyes on his teammate, smooth-shooting guard Miles McBride takes full advantage of his opportunity to crash the glass, flying high for an explosive, one-handed putback jam. The third-year guard helped the Knicks close out the quarter in style against the Washington Wizards, and they rode that momentum to a wire-to-wire victory on January 6, 2024. Adding to his growing highlight reel, McBride helped the red-hot Knicks with five points, five assists, one steal and one 3-pointer.

Miles McBride

In an NBA ripe with bucket-getters and nifty ballhandlers, having a player like Davion Mitchell becomes a requirement. Highly esteemed for his tireless ambition on defense, Mitchell adds to the running highlight reel, turning on the jets to hunt down an unassuming Portland Trail Blazers dribbler, cutting off his fastbreak attempt entirely. Discontent with just one incredible showing of hustle, Mitchell takes it a step further, knocking the ball off of his opponent, forcing a turnover in the process. With his green light a little brighter with the Sacramento Kings missing their All-Star guard, Mitchell took full advantage, pouring in 16 points on just nine shots, paired with four assists and three 3-pointers to help inspire the narrow victory on November 8, 2023.

Davion Mitchell

The definition of a three-level scorer, Malik Monk boasts an offensive game built for nearly every challenge. Eyeing an In-Season Tournament win with the San Antonio Spurs too close for comfort, Monk elects to take on two challengers, springing himself free on a pick-and-roll before detonating on a pair of rim protectors with an explosive one-handed flush. Finishing his poster slam with a look into the camera, Monk was a walking highlight in the Sacramento Kings’ win on November 17, 2023, leading the second unit with 20 points, four rebounds, eight assists and six 3-pointers.

Malik Monk

In an NBA stacked with both tireless defenders and dazzling offensive talents, very few bring both traits together as seamlessly as Dejounte Murray does. Routinely among the NBA’s elite in steals and deflections, the Atlanta Hawks star lives up to his reputation, raiding a dribble handoff attempt to set himself up for a one-man fastbreak. Cameras all to himself, Murray gets the crowd and his teammates riled up with an effortless windmill slam. Murray was in All-Star form early, requiring just 15 shots to tally up 24 points along with four rebounds, eight assists, and three 3-pointers for an early-season conquering of the Washington Wizards on November 1, 2023.

Dejounte Murray

As he continues his ascension up the NBA’s ranks, Anthony Edwards continues to prove what was already known: there’s no situation in which he can’t score. Battling tight, disciplined defense, the Minnesota Timberwolves star reaches deep into his offensive toolbox, putting on a pivot-foot clinic as he frees himself for a brilliant fallaway jumper off the glass. Edwards kept the highlights coming, scorching the Dallas Mavericks to the tune of 44 points, four assists, three steals and six 3-pointers in a win on December 28, 2023.

Anthony Edwards

When you can soar through the air like Jalen Suggs can, it only makes sense to hunt down every transition opportunity you can. Routinely atop the NBA in both deflections and steals per game, the Orlando Magic guard puts a pair of his best traits to use, plundering a passing lane to free his path for a one-man dunk contest in transition. Bringing his teammates and the crowd to its feet, Suggs’ dunk of choice was the 360, helping his team open up a double-digit second half advantage. Helping guide the Magic to their highest-scoring point total of the season in a win over the Washington Wizards, the former first-rounder was excellent, tallying up 22 points, three rebounds, two steals and three 3-pointers on November 29, 2023.

Jalen Suggs

Ready or not, the rest of the NBA appears to have its hands full trying to deal with Scottie Barnes. Heading a ferocious comeback attempt against the Chicago Bulls, the 2022 Rookie of the Year surveys the scene, unbothered by the sight of four defenders awaiting his move to the paint. Showcasing his strength against a man affectionately known as “Big Penguin,” Barnes absorbs a bump and finishes the and-one layup before celebrating with a penguin waddle. Though their second-half rally came up just short, the up-and-coming Toronto Raptors star was excellent on January 18, 2024, lighting up the scoreboards for 31 points, seven rebounds, six assists, three steals, three blocks and a pair of 3-pointers.

Scottie Barnes

The Oklahoma City Thunder entered 2023-24 with the second-youngest roster in the NBA, but you wouldn’t know it given their veteran-like swagger and poise in late-game situations. Unphased by the Playoff-like ambience against an NBA elite, Jalen Williams rises to the occasion, using a ball screen to generate a head of steam. Lowering his shoulder just enough to get to his sweet spot, the second-year star pumps his breaks before raising up for a cold-blooded, game-clinching pull-up jumper. Appearing completely at ease against the NBA’s elite teams, Williams helped the Thunder lock up another signature win, contributing an efficient 16-point, three-steal, two-block outing against the Boston Celtics on January 2, 2024.

Jalen Williams

There’s a special level of energy one must bring if it hopes to knock off the defending champions. Always up for the challenge, Mikal Bridges tracks down a loose ball, hustling to keep it in bounds while adjusting in midair to direct it to a teammate in one motion. With the first step secured, the Brooklyn Nets star decides to up the ante once more, getting the pass back from his teammate before finishing with a transition score. Despite the losing effort against the Denver Nuggets on December 22, 2023, Bridges was solid, adding in 14 points, three rebounds, and six assists.

Mikal Bridges

Bringing energy and production on both ends of the floor, it certainly hasn't taken Keon Ellis long to capture the hearts of the Sacramento Kings faithful. Faced with the unenviable task of stopping one of the NBA’s most feared scorers at the rim, Ellis expertly sniffs out a backdoor cut before matching verticality on the way to a crowd-igniting block. In one of the marquee moments of his young career, the second-year swingman could do no wrong, putting together an efficient 17-point performance, along with six rebounds, three assists, one block and five 3-pointers in a thrilling victory on December 14, 2023.

Keon Ellis

Finally given the ultra-green light, Jonathan Kuminga appears positioned to become a star in the blue-and-gold. Locked into in the most prolific scoring stretch of his young career, Kuminga catches a Brooklyn Nets defender off-guard with a swift blow-by before taking flight, adjusting in mid-air for an acrobatic throwdown in traffic. On the way to becoming the second-youngest Golden State Warrior to surpass the 2,000-point mark, Kuminga starred in the victory, putting in 28 points, 10 rebounds, three assists, a steal and two blocks on February 5, 2024.

Jonathan Kuminga

One year after taking the NBA by storm with his shot-blocking ability as a rookie, Walker Kessler just keeps adding new dimensions to his game. Seeking separation in a tight game against the San Antonio Spurs, Kessler reaches into his deck of cards, hoisting a rare 3-pointer from the corner. Helping the Jazz pull away in the second half, Kessler made excellent use of his time, chalking up 11 points, seven rebounds, and four blocks for a victory on December 26, 2023.

Walker Kessler

Smoothly mixing creativity with a dose of confidence, Reggie Jackson boasts the ability to make even difficult plays look routine. Putting on a passing clinic throughout the night, the Denver Nuggets guard turns it up a notch, telegraphing an errant pass to set up a 2-on-1 before wrapping a breathtaking behind-the-back pass to his cutting teammate to set up a thrilling fastbreak sequence. The Nuggets’ offense was a walking firework, putting up a 131-point performance in the win over the Detroit Pistons. Stabilizing the second unit, the veteran guard needed just seven shots for a 13-point, nine-assist, three-rebound performance against his former team.

Reggie Jackson

Even if he’s not looking directly at you, Tyrese Haliburton’s court vision encompasses every section of the hardwood. Using a series of dribbles to keep all eyes on him, the Indiana Pacers star draws in a pair of defenders before hooking a smooth behind-the-back pass to a teammate for a 3-pointer. An unstoppable mixture of scoring and facilitating, Haliburton kept the statisticians busy with 31 points, 12 assists, three blocks and five 3-pointers on January 3, 2024.

No passing lane has been safe for at least the last 15 years, so long as Jrue Holiday roams the court. Adding to his extensive list of high IQ plays, the five-time All-Defensive Team selection hides in the shadows of a Los Angeles Clippers big, waiting for the perfect time to cut into a passing lane on the way to a steal. True to his two-way reputation, Holiday finishes the play with a 3-pointer, helping the Boston Celtics balloon their third quarter lead. Holiday was brilliant in the blowout win on December 23, 2023, providing 20 points, six rebounds, seven assists, and four 3-pointers.

Jrue Holiday

A rare blend of size, athleticism, and creativity, Jalen Johnson is quickly becoming a night-to-night problem for opposing defenses. Benefitting from his teammate’s quick hands, Johnson orchestrates the fastbreak, using a gracious behind-the-back dribble to maneuver past one defender before taking flight for a two-handed flush. It was just that kind of night for the multifaceted forward, as he turned in a career-high 28 points, seven rebounds, three assists, and four steals, guiding the Atlanta Hawks to a win over an elite Oklahoma City Thunder group on January 3, 2024.

Jalen Johnson

Tasked with doing a little bit of everything and comfortable in the role, Jeremy Sochan’s impact is hard to ignore. Working off ball in a halfcourt set, the 20-year-old sophomore draws his defender across the three-point line while teammates swing the ball, then rolls to the hoop to throw down a perfectly executed lob pass. Sochan racked up a career-high 33 points on 12-of-14 shooting, adding eight rebounds and six assists in the November 30, 2023 contest for good measure.

Jeremy Sochan

Amped up for the opportunity to play for his hometown team and a greener light on offense, the already-athletic RJ Barrett has taken his game to new heights with the Toronto Raptors. Working himself free with his teammates’ double pindown screen, Barrett quickly surveys the scene, turning on the turbos before taking flight for a fierce, one-handed flush in traffic. Efficiency was the name of the game for Barrett in the win over the Miami Heat, as he needed just 14 shots to put together a 26-point, eight-rebound, three-assist, zero-turnover performance on January 17, 2024.

RJ Barrett

Few players across the NBA have taken the term “breakout season” to heart the way Coby White has in 2023-24. In need of just one more bucket to secure a victory over an elite Milwaukee Bucks unit, White puts the onus on himself, first working a pick-and-roll pocket pass to get the Bucks’ defense moving. When the ball swings back his way, the talented combo guard takes full advantage, getting an advantageous matchup before creating space for a game-clinching stepback 3-pointer, sending the home crowd into hysteria. Sharing the floor with multiple All-Stars, White looked right at home, tallying up 23 points, four rebounds, seven assists and four 3-pointers, steering the impressive victory on November 30, 2023.

Coby White

Armed with the flair and creativity of a young, up-and-coming star and the IQ and court vision of a 15-year veteran, LaMelo Ball’s distinctive style is as must-see as it gets. Playing a game of chess with the Washington Wizards’ defense, the young floor general lulls a defender to sleep with a size-up dribble, setting the scene for a one-handed slingshot through the lane to a cutting teammate for a highlight slam. An infinite hub for highlights, Ball was in do-it-all mode, lighting up the scoreboards for 34 points, 13 assists, eight rebounds and six 3-pointers, guiding the Charlotte Hornets to success on November 22, 2023.

LaMelo Ball

It’s prudent to assume that no pass is exactly safe while De’Aaron Fox is between the lines. Challenged in a battle with the reigning NBA champions, the Sacramento Kings guard eyes up an ambitious Denver Nuggets outlet attempt, zips into the passing lane, then steps seamlessly into a pull-up triple. Fox’s fourth-quarter theft helped pad a Kings lead in the December 2, 2023 victory, giving him 26 points and three steals on the same night he racked up a career-high 16 assists.

De'Aaron Fox

Down one, on the road, and against the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander concluded that it was time to do what ascending superstars do. Entrenched in one of his customary fourth-quarter takeovers, Gilgeous-Alexander calls his own number with a minute left in the fourth, creating an island of space between himself and a defender with a fake between-the-leg, stepback combination before sticking the game-clinching 3-pointer. The Oklahoma City Thunder star rose to the occasion brilliantly, leading the way with a game-high 33 points, along with six assists and two steals on January 20, 2024.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

When it comes to Jaden Ivey, there might only be one thing faster than his seamless transition to the NBA: his blistering-quick first-step. Unbothered after his first attempt to the rim gets stalled, the explosive two-guard merely gears up for a second drive, this time blowing past a Houston Rockets defender before meeting another at the summit for a ferocious one-handed slam. The Detroit Pistons’ former first-round pick built a second home in the paint during the narrow loss on January 12, 2024, stuffing the stat ledger on the way to 18 points, seven rebounds, eight assists and a block.

Jaden Ivey

Let Zach LaVine catch a rhythm early and he may just feel it for the rest of the night. After rocketing out to a 19-point first quarter, the two-time All-Star continued to apply pressure for the Chicago Bulls, sizing up stretchy perimeter defender Ausar Thompson and side-stepping seamlessly into a corner three. LaVine went 7-for-13 from beyond the arc en route to a career-high 51 points in the October 28, 2023 contest, his 20th such game with 40 or more points in a Bulls uniform.

Zach LaVine

See the amount of lateral ground Tyrese Maxey covers in the blink of an eye and it’s no wonder he’s one of the most exhausting assignments in the Association. After hauling in his own defensive rebound, Maxey takes the ball down the court himself, sends his defender flying with a behind-the-back stepback combo then buries a seamless jumper. Maxey poured in 34 points, shooting 7-of-9 from downtown, while adding seven assists in the October 28, 2023 Philadelphia 76ers victory.

Tyrese Maxey

As relentless in the paint as any NBA hooper, Daniel Gafford is going to make his share of big plays. Three on one possession? That’s different. Matched up against Mark Williams in the restricted area, the Washington Wizards big thwarts a first layup attempt, inches into an even better position for a second, then sets aside a third just as the shot clock expires. Gafford finished the November 10, 2023 matchup with 10 points, nine rebounds, four blocks and a pair of steals.

Daniel Gafford

A mere three seasons into his astounding career, Cam Thomas has yet to find a spot on the floor that he can’t get a bucket from. Matched up against a player affectionately known for hitting shots from the halfcourt logo, Thomas takes on the challenge, raising up for a 30-foot bomb to beat the shot clock. With an ultra green light, the Brooklyn Nets guard kept the highlights coming throughout the night, finishing with 45 points, four rebounds, and six 3-pointers in the narrow loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on November 6, 2023.

Cam Thomas

Formidable and aggressive when the opposing team has the ball, Dyson Daniels is a known disruptive force on defense; the playmaker chops are a bonus. After intercepting a pass on one end of the floor, the New Orleans Pelicans sophomore takes the ball the length of the court, draws a retreating defender with him into the paint, then leaps up to flip an alley-oop pass to a flanking Zion Williamson for two. Daniels chipped in across the board in the November 17, 2023 victory, racking up 10 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and three steals.

Dyson Daniels

For Jabari Smith Jr., Year Two has been all about taking leaps, both on the stat sheet and, as the New York Knicks, learned, on the hardwood as well. Commanding the respect of the New York Knicks’ defense, the dynamic forward takes full advantage of a hard closeout before carving out his path to the rim, stretching out for a powerful tomahawk slam in traffic. Though in a losing effort, the Houston Rockets big man was solid, chipping in 11 points, six rebounds and one steal on January 17, 2024.

Jabari Smith Jr.

With length to cover ground in a hurry and speed to change direction on a dime, Jonathan Kuminga is a constant threat to slash through the paint. Checked at the top of the key in a halfcourt set, Kuminga blows by his defender with a crossover, heads straight into the post and converts an acrobatic layup for two. Kuminga finished the November 3, 2023 matchup with 19 points on 9-of-15 shooting.

Whoever came up with the phrase “two-way impact player” certainly had a player like Herbert Jones in mind. Proficient at impacting the game beyond the box score, Jones begins his awe-inspiring sequence with a block as a help defender, spinning a behind-the-back pass to a teammate to trigger a transition score. Seconds later, Jones hunts down yet another opportunity, intercepting an errant pass and shoveling it to a teammate in one motion. Summoning the energy, Jones then hustles back into the play to create a 3-on-2, dealing his teammate a behind-the-back dime for another score. On their way to a franchise-best 153 points, the New Orleans Pelicans kept the “wow” plays coming against the Utah Jazz on January 23, 2024. Infinitely important, Jones missed only one shot on the way to a 22-point, five-rebound, five-assist, four 3-pointer performance.

Herbert Jones

Perfectly ironic given his status as a star on the Orlando Magic, Franz Wagner’s Eurostep has been making even the best defenders disappear. Trailing by one with just 25 seconds remaining, Wagner uses a pick-and-roll to spring himself free. Baiting the defender to bite just enough on his right-handed drive, the brilliant young forward turns to his go-to move, maneuvering through traffic with a quick two-step before gracefully rolling in a reverse, game-winning layup. Guiding his team to an In-Season Tournament win over the Chicago Bulls, Wagner turned in a team-high 21 points, four rebounds and two steals on November 17, 2023.

Franz Wagner

Unafraid to let it fly in a neck-and-neck battle between heavyweights, Cam Reddish has settled in as an extra option on the Los Angeles Lakers. Well-positioned to spread the floor as teammate LeBron James attacks the paint, Reddish bides his time, catches a kick out pass and drains a lead-padding three with just over one minute remaining against the Phoenix Suns. Reddish racked up 17 points and three steals in the November 10, 2023 contest.

Cam Reddish

A master of subtle jab steps and pivots, Jimmy Butler has the answers to every test a defense can send in his direction. Testing a defender’s discipline, the Miami Heat star uses a jab, then a quick shimmy, freezing him just long enough to drive down the baseline unimpeded before finishing the sequence with a rim-rocking slam. Recognizing the opportunity for a seventh-consecutive win, Butler was in postseason form, putting together 36 points —  including an 18-point third quarter —  along with five rebounds, three assists, and three blocks for a signature performance on November 16, 2023.

Jimmy Butler

Rui Hachimura’s reputation for raising his play in big-time situations just continues to grow. Remaining patient as the Oklahoma City Thunder’s defense loads to the opposite side, Hachimura frees himself up on a backdoor cut before stretching out to deliver a contested, one-handed flush. With his teammates calling it a “must-win game,” Hachimura rose, literally and figuratively, to the occasion, anchoring the Los Angeles Lakers’ second unit with 21 points, six rebounds and three 3-pointers on December 23, 2023.

Rui Hachimura

Celebrated as a vaunted defensive presence with an appetite for shooting threes, Jaren Jackson Jr. isn’t above adding new tricks to an already unique skill set. Challenged by a perimeter defender beyond the arc, the 6-foot-10 Defensive Player of the Year puts the ball on the floor, ditches his man with a crossover, then heads straight to the cup for a finger roll in traffic. Jackson Jr. racked up 37 points for the Memphis Grizzlies in the December 2, 2023 contest.

Jaren Jackson Jr.

Quietly one of his generation’s more consistent performers, Jordan Clarkson decided to usher in 2024 in the loudest way possible: producing his franchise’s first triple-double in 16 years. Always unique in his playstyle, Clarkson gets creative, corralling a loose ball before contorting into a full 360-spin to find a teammate for an alley-oop finish. Minutes later, he finds himself in the right place at the right time, deflecting an errant pass to set up a 2-on-1 before unselfishly uncorking a behind-the-shoulder dime to a trailing teammate. Playing the role of floor general, the Utah Jazz guard provides another highlight, using a nifty behind-the-back dribble to draw in three Dallas Mavericks defenders to set the scene for another over-the-head dime for a 3-point bucket. Victory in hand, all that was needed was a single rebound, which Clarkson tracked down late in the fourth, much to the delight of his teammates. Stringing the Jazz to a win, Clarkson’s final tally on January 1, 2024 read as follows: 20 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists, one steal, and a +36 in just 27 minutes of play.

Jordan Clarkson

Now equipped with a proven, reliable shot to pair with his unmatched speed, there aren’t many boxes De’Aaron Fox can’t check as the star of the Sacramento Kings. Following his shot after a missed free throw, Fox skies through the lane to corral his own rebound before resetting the offense. Perfectly at ease despite both the clock dwindling down and a larger defender in his airspace, Fox uses a quick step before sticking a 3-pointer through the net, affording the Kings a comfortable lead going into halftime. Fox added to his big-game ledger, turning in 28 points, five rebounds, five assists and four steals, helping coordinate a win over the Los Angeles Lakers on November 15, 2023.

With years of experience finishing amongst the trees, there aren’t many angles Dennis Schröder doesn’t see when he’s attacking the rim. With a bigger defender on his back and one of the NBA’s top rim protectors closing in, Schröder unloads a perfectly-timed no-look dish to a teammate, setting up pick-and-roll perfection. The Toronto Raptors guard kept the crowd ignited throughout the night’s win over the star-studded Milwaukee Bucks, registering 24 points on 9 of 13 shooting, along with 11 assists on November 1, 2023.

Dennis Schröder

Calm, cool and collected at all stages of a ball game, OG Anunoby knows exactly where to be and what to do when he gets there. Tracking an offensive rebound as it comes off the rim in the closing seconds of a two-point ball game, Anunoby scoots into position to secure the rock and buries a floater to force overtime. Anunoby finished the night with 24 points and a pair of steals while his Toronto Raptors held on to secure the November 5, 2023 victory.

OG Anunoby

Sometimes, the threat of a 3-point shot can be even scarier than the 3-pointer itself. Always unselfish and underrated as a passer, Karl-Anthony Towns puts the process on display, eliminating a defender with a subtle pump fake before drawing in a pair of additional Indiana Pacers defenders on his drive. The moment they commit, the All-Star big man takes advantage, lofting an over-the-head dime to his teammate for an easy score. Up to the challenge against a fast-paced opponent, the Minnesota Timberwolves star turned in one of the best games of his career, with 40 points, 12 rebounds, four assists, three steals, and two blocks, helping his team cruise to a home win on December 16, 2023.

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