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Now firmly entrenched in the MVP conversation, four-time All-Star Jayson Tatum has one thing left on his bucket list: a Boston Celtics title. Fresh off an Eastern Conference championship, Tatum knows what it takes to get to the promised land. Buoyed by career highs of 30.1 points and 8.8 rebounds per game, the next chapter of Tatum’s legacy is just waiting to be written.

Jayson Tatum

With a pair of MVPs and four titles under his belt, it’s hard to know what’s next for Steph Curry. Turns out more of the same. Racking up 29.4 points per game on his best shooting numbers in a half-decade, Curry’s 2022-23 campaign signaled just how much gas is left in the 35-year-old’s tank as the Golden State Warriors set out to repeat as champions.

Steph Curry

In an unforgettable 20th campaign in which he set the NBA’s all-time scoring record, nothing looms larger for LeBron James than his quest to get back to the Finals. The 19-time All-Star averaged a staggering 28.9 points per game in typically dominant fashion and looks to lock in on a fifth overall championship and second with the Los Angeles Lakers.

LeBron James

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly where a two-time MVP should look to refine his game, but that hasn’t stopped Giannis Antetokounmpo from finding new ways to remain in the MVP conversation. Eager to reassert his squad atop the Eastern Conference, Antetokounmpo averaged a career-high 31.1 points per game for the top-seeded Bucks, an achievement made only more impressive by how impressive the rest of that career has been.

Giannis Antetokounmpo

Front and center in the MVP conversation all year long, there’s no denying that Joel Embiid is a giant of the game. In 2022-23, Embiid took his game to new heights following up last season’s scoring title with a 33.1 points-per-game career high. Having guided his team to their greatest regular season in two decades, all eyes are on how this top-tier squad shows out in the postseason.

Joel Embiid

It’s not easy crossing conferences and joining a new title contender in the middle of the season, but Kevin Durant has made a legendary career out of making the impossible look possible. In just eight contests following his trade to the Phoenix Suns, the 13-time All-Star has flashed the talent that puts this franchise’s upside through the roof.

Kevin Durant

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

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

Never underestimate James Harden’s ability to come up with creative new ways of making plays for his Philadelphia 76ers teammates. Back in Houston on the court he called home for parts of nine seasons, the 2018 MVP shifts into facilitator mode when he whips a low-to-the-ground bounce pass to a cutting Shake Milton, who finishes the possession with an easy layup. The 10-time All-Star managed 21 points, four rebounds, seven assists, two steals and four triples in Philly’s overtime battle against the Houston Rockets on December 5, 2022.

James Harden

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

Russell Westbrook

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

Jamal Murray

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

Jaden Hardy

Smack dab in the middle of the MVP conversation for a third straight year, Nikola Jokić’s impact on the Denver Nuggets is impossible to miss. After flirting with a triple-double average throughout the 2022-23 campaign, however, all eyes will shift to the big man’s ability to deliver in the postseason. Jokić’s 29 triple-doubles and 9.8 assists per game were career highs but success at this level is measured in rings.

Nikola Jokić

Returning to the playoffs after a one-year hiatus thanks to a play-in tournament victory, the Los Angeles Lakers are a particularly dangerous No. 7 seed anchored by two of the game’s most dominant figures. The 43-39 club has the firepower, championship experience and motivation to reassert themselves atop the league pecking order.

Los Angeles Lakers

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

Jalen Brunson

Named an All-Star for the second time in his seven-year career, Jaylen Brown managed yet again to refine his already celebrated game. Fresh off an appearance in last year’s Finals, Brown racked up a career high 26.6 points per contest for the Boston Celtics, shooting .491 from the field.

Jaylen Brown

Returning to the court after 18 months on the sidelines, Jamal Murray didn’t skip a beat reacclimating to the contending Denver Nuggets. The 26-year-old flourished in his bounce-back campaign, racking up a career-high in assists with 6.2 dimes per contest, and will now set his sights on a personal return to the postseason for the first time since his high-scoring run — 26.5 points in 19 games — in the 2020 playoffs.

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

Cade Cunningham

As dominant as he’s looked since his first season with the Los Angeles Lakers, Anthony Davis and company would welcome a repeat of that championship-winning 2019-20 campaign. In 2022-23, Davis took aspects of his game to new heights, pulling down a career-high 12.5 rebounds per game to go along with his highest scoring output in four seasons.

Anthony Davis

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

Ochai Agbaji

Empowered by a run to the 2022 Finals, the second-seeded Boston Celtics with a 57-25 record looked as good as they have in over a decade this season. With the young core that served them so well during last year’s playoff run back and better than ever, the future is bright for the organization in hot pursuit of its 18th championship banner.

Boston Celtics

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

Patrick Baldwin Jr.

Few forces known to man are as powerful as Jimmy Butler in the playoffs. If the 2022-23 regular season is any indication, this year’s heroics could be some of his best yet. In 64 games for the Miami Heat, Butler logged the second-highest scoring output of his 12-year run at 22.3 points per game on a career-best .539 field-goal percentage.

Jimmy Butler

Few gave the Oklahoma City Thunder a chance against the NBA-leading Boston Celtics, especially with leading scorer Shai Gilgeous-Alexander unavailable. But the Thunder still had Isaiah Joe, and he contributed to one of the best offensive nights in franchise history. The third-year reserve guard has found his mojo with the Thunder, blowing by Blake Griffin before taking flight and throwing down the hammer over Payton Pritchard. Joe tallied 21 points on 8 of 13 shooting off the bench to pair with four rebounds and four assists in the Thunder’s 150-117 regulation win on January 3, 2023. 

Isaiah Joe

A certified bucket getter for the past half-decade, Devin Booker is always going to rack up points. This year the three-time All-Star set a new career-high with 27.8 points per game on the highest field goal percentage of his career. More important than any personal milestones, however, is postseason success. For a player that’s already tasted the Finals, that means one thing: a ring.

Devin Booker

Playing in his first full season since the 2018-19 campaign, Klay Thompson wasted no time coming out of the gates strong in the Golden State Warriors’ title defense. The five-time All-Star returned to form in 2022-23, averaging 21.9 points per game while burying a career-high 4.4 treys per game on .412 shooting, good enough to lead the league with 301 total.

Klay Thompson

Named an All-Star for the first time in his career, De’Aaron Fox saved his greatest triumph for the end of the regular season: clinching a playoff berth. A foundational piece of the organization since he was drafted in 2017, Fox averaged 25.0 points per game on an efficient .512 from the field.

De'Aaron Fox

In James Harden’s return to Brooklyn, Joel Embiid helped his teammate pick up a win against his old squad. The Philadelphia 76ers point guard inbounded the basketball to Embiid, who decided he wanted to fire from long range as he took two dribbles backward and nailed one of Harden’s patented step-back 3-pointers. In another monster season for Embiid, the six-time All-Star overwhelmed the Brooklyn Nets with 37 points on 12 of 18 shooting and added 13 rebounds, two assists and two steals in the 101-98 victory on February 11, 2023. 

The Golden State Warriors reclaimed their spot atop the NBA pecking order with their fourth title in eight seasons last year and are eager to prove that the dynasty is officially back on. Though they’ll approach the 2023 postseason as sixth-seeded underdogs after a 44-38 campaign, nothing’s off the table when a team trots out a lineup that knows what it takes to go all the way.

Golden State Warriors

The Denver Nuggets have become a mainstay in the Western Conference playoff picture over the past half-decade but now more than ever the world is watching to see if they can take things to the next level. Winners of their division for a third time in five seasons thanks to a 53-29 season, the Nuggets stroll into the postseason as the No. 1 seed for the first time in that span.

Denver Nuggets

On the 26-year anniversary of his legendary head coach’s first game with the San Antonio Spurs, 23-year-old Romeo Langford had the best game of his four-year career. Langford gives Gregg Popovich a night for both of them to remember, blowing by Tyler Herro on a baseline dribble-drive before converting an athletic left-handed layup while somehow staying inbounds. Langford scored a career-best 19 points to go with six rebounds, a steal and a block in the Spurs’ 115-111 road victory over the Miami Heat on December 10, 2022.

Romeo Langford

Named to his second consecutive All-Star Game thanks to another prolific scoring campaign and a career-high 8.1 assists per game, Ja Morant will once again be tasked with captaining a young squad through the postseason. The 23-year-old is a full-fledged star and with that elevated status comes lofty expectations for the No. 2 seed in the West.

Ja Morant

It was evident early into his latest career chapter that Jalen Brunson was taking his game to a new level. After signing with the New York Knicks over the offseason, the fifth-year guard racked up career-high averages of 24.0 points and 6.2 assists per game. Now, exactly one year removed from his breakout run in the 2022 postseason, all eyes will be on what the 26-year-old comes up with next. 

Playing on the road against one of the NBA’s best teams, Houston Rockets rookie TyTy Washington Jr. found himself in a sink-or-swim scenario. Washington Jr. chooses to swim in his Top Shot debut against Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics, winning a one-on-one battle with the two-time All-Star thanks to some shifty handles, beating Brown with a crossover on a drive into the paint before pulling up and connecting on a floater. Washington Jr. scored 10 points in 20 minutes off the bench while also grabbing five rebounds and dishing out three assists on December 27, 2022.

TyTy Washington Jr.

Mitchell Robinson hosted a late-October block party at Madison Square Garden, and all of the Charlotte Hornets were cordially invited. Charlotte’s Jalen McDaniels decides to take a run at Robinson, driving hard to the basket only to be met at the rim by the New York Knicks center, who rejects the basketball with such force that it careens into the front row. A fired up Mitchell made all four of his field goal attempts for nine points, eight rebounds, six blocks and an assist, helping the Knicks outlast the Hornets 134-131 in the October 26, 2022 overtime battle.

Mitchell Robinson

For one night, the Los Angeles Lakers’ bench outscored the starting lineup. Austin Reaves had a little something to do with that. Reaves had the best performance of his two-year career against the Orlando Magic, dribbling and spinning his way into the lane before connecting on a fadeaway from the elbow over Markelle Fultz. The undrafted Reaves poured in a career-best 35 points — 9 of 14 from the field and 16 of 18 at the foul line — to go with six rebounds and six assists in a 30-minute run off the bench as the Lakers defeated the Magic 111-105 on March 19, 2023. 

Austin Reaves

Fresh off their winningest season in a decade, the New York Knicks are back in the postseason for the second time in three years. With a returning young roster that’s done nothing but develop since their last taste of the playoffs and an instant impact free agent signing felt around the league, the 47-35 fifth-seeded Knicks are ready to change their fate.

New York Knicks

Whether he’s facilitating for his Charlotte Hornets teammates or creating the offense himself, LaMelo Ball is a dynamic playmaker with the ball in his hands. The 2022 All-Star continued turning heads against the Boston Celtics in his third season as he unleashed a slippery spin move that Sam Hauser couldn’t keep up with before finishing the possession with a step-back 3-pointer. Ball tallied 24 points and came up just short of a triple-double by adding nine rebounds and 10 assists in the February 10, 2023 Eastern Conference showdown.

LaMelo Ball

There wasn’t much time to get off a 3-pointer to beat the first quarter buzzer. Good thing Damian Lillard needed next to none. With Shaedon Sharpe inbounding for the Portland Trail Blazers with 1.1 seconds on the clock, Lillard corralled the pass at the logo and in the same motion fired a 40-footer that was all net as time expired. The seven-time All-Star converted eight treys — all in the first half — as Portland raced to a 19-point halftime lead, and for the game Lillard posted 40 points, six rebounds and five assists in a 127-115 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on February 13, 2023. 

Damian Lillard

A legitimate contender for the past half decade, the 54-28 Philadelphia 76ers raised the bar in 2022-23, winning the most games since the 2000-01 campaign. With a stacked core fresh off its first full season together, the sky’s the limit for the third-seeded Eastern Conference juggernaut with title aspirations.

Philadelphia 76ers

In a superstar-driven league, the Boston Celtics have one of the best ones out there. An All-Star four times all before the age of 25, Jayson Tatum kept up his high level of play against the Detroit Pistons when he beat a pair of defenders on a dribble drive to the basket. The sixth-year forward dazzled with a highlight-reel between-the-legs maneuver before he finished the play with a crossover into a running layup for two of his game-high 38 points on 15 of 24 from the field and 6 of 10 from downtown. Tatum also added nine rebounds and seven assists in the 127-109 triumph on February 15, 2023. 

Jamal Murray’s soaring confidence has arrived at the perfect time for the West-leading Denver Nuggets. Murray put the Atlanta Hawks and rest of the NBA on notice with a scorching performance from downtown as he went to work on Clint Capela, creating space with some smooth handles before burying a step-back triple. It was one of seven 3-pointers in 12 tries for Murray, who posted a season-best 41 points to go with five rebounds and seven assists in Denver’s 128-108 win on February 4, 2023. 

Hungry to get back to the NBA Finals after a conference title in 2021, the Phoenix Suns went all-in at the trade deadline eager to get back. If the new personnel can gel enough for a deep postseason run, the 45-37 fourth-seeded squad’s lineup boasts legitimate championship potential.

Phoenix Suns

With his first full season as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers now in the books, it’s easy to dream big about what the team is capable of. Harden’s 14th season saw him lead the league in assists for the second time in his illustrious career. What’s next for a man who has dominated the stat sheet in practically incomprehensible ways? Think hardware.

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

Zach LaVine

It’s easy to forget that, despite multiple All-Star appearances and deep playoff runs with the Miami Heat, Bam Adebayo is just getting started. The 25-year-old big man took another leap in his sixth NBA season, capping off his highest-scoring campaign with 20.4 points per game on customarily efficient .540 shooting.

Bam Adebayo

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

Haywood Highsmith

Light. The. Beam. After a 16-year playoff drought the Sacramento Kings are officially back in the postseason. Powered by a core that the organization has developed gradually over the course of a half-decade, the 48-34 Kings blitzed up the league standings to clinch the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference.

Sacramento Kings

For the ninth time in 13 seasons, the Miami Heat were the crown jewel of the Southeast Division, but for a franchise as decorated as this one, anything less than another deep run will come up short. Finishing with a 44-38 record, the eighth-seeded Heat snuck into the postseason via the play-in tournament.

Miami Heat

Destined for stardom since a highlight-filled rookie campaign, Anthony Edwards has made consistent progress for the Minnesota Timberwolves ever since. The 2022-23 season marked the high-flying wing’s best yet, with career-high averages in every major statistical category. As the third-year shooting guard establishes himself as more than just a poster threat, all eyes turn to his ability to lead a squad in the postseason.

Anthony Edwards

As Julius Randle goes, so too do the New York Knicks. Fresh off his second All-Star campaign in three seasons, a year in which he racked up a career-high 25.1 points per game thanks to renewed confidence from long range, the 28-year-old forward and his squad are back in the postseason and ready to make noise. 

Julius Randle

When Trendon Watford ran into traffic in the paint, there was no panic — just a heads-up pass and a win to celebrate. Making his Top Shot debut, the Portland Trail Blazers’ second-year forward makes the smart play when confronted by two Washington Wizards defenders, hitting a cutting Josh Hart with a no-look pass through the back door for a layup that increases his squad’s lead to 11 with under a minute to play. Watford made a significant impact off the bench, posting 21 points on 9 of 12 shooting along with three rebounds and five assists in Portland’s 124-116 victory on February 3, 2023.

Trendon Watford

After his New York Knicks got into an early 15-point hole in the first quarter, Immanuel Quickley ensured there would be no repeat occurrence. The third-year reserve guard has a sizzling second frame against the Boston Celtics, looking for space to operate at the top of the key before handing off to Jalen Brunson. Brunson gives it right back and Quickley delivers, burying a long straightaway three-pointer — the final bucket of a 15-point quarter for Quickley, who tallied 17 points and five rebounds off the bench in helping his squad knock off the Celtics 120-117 in overtime on January 26, 2023.

Immanuel Quickley

Wendell Moore Jr. made sure to stay ready. Making his Top Shot debut, the Minnesota Timberwolves rookie was tabbed for his first career start against the Memphis Grizzlies and did not disappoint. When D’Angelo Russell found him open behind the 3-point line, Moore Jr. showed no hesitation as he buried his first professional triple in the third quarter of a tight ballgame. The 26th overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft made the most of his opportunity, scoring seven points, grabbing three rebounds and dishing out two assists in Minnesota’s 109-101 win on November 30, 2022. 

Wendell Moore Jr.

Driving into the trenches to take on two stellar defenders isn’t easy — and that’s just the way Jimmy Butler likes it. Butler came up huge in the clutch against his former team as he converted an acrobatic reverse layup despite being sandwiched between Joel Embiid and P.J. Tucker. The clutch shot gave Butler’s Miami Heat a one-point lead with less than two minutes to play and ensured the Philadelphia 76ers would never lead again. The six-time All-Star made 9 of 14 shots for a team-high 23 points while adding 11 rebounds, nine assists and four steals in his team’s thrilling 101-99 win on February 27, 2023. 

Chris Paul made up for lost time with style after missing the previous seven games with an injury. The 12-time All-Star gives the Phoenix Suns an instant lift upon his return to the lineup, issuing a flashy between-the-legs bounce pass to a cutting Bismack Biyombo for a well-earned layup. Now in his 18th season, Paul shows he can still fill up a box score with 22 points, six rebounds, 11 assists and three steals in helping the Suns knock off the Memphis Grizzlies 112-110 on January 22, 2023.

Chris Paul

Domantas Sabonis’ impact on the Sacramento Kings was measurable the minute he set foot on the floor last season. In his first full year with the club, the three-time All-Star played a critical role in leading the organization back to the postseason. In addition to his 19.1 points and league-leading 12.3 rebounds per game, Sabonis averaged a career-high 7.3 assists at the five.

Domantas Sabonis

Eager to shake off an exit in last season’s Eastern Conference Finals after winning it all in 2021, the 58-24 Milwaukee Bucks return to the postseason as the No. 1 seed in the East, fresh off their winningest campaign since the 2018-19 season. Featuring much of the same core that led them to the promised land, a return is well within reach.

Milwaukee Bucks

Things looked bleak for the LA Clippers after they allowed 51 third-quarter points to the Memphis Grizzlies and entered the final period down 15. But the game is never over when Paul George is on the prowl. The eight-time All-Star helped bring his team all the way back when he caught an Ivica Zubac deflection behind the 3-point line. George took two dribbles toward the basket before changing his mind, opting instead for a step-back triple for three of his game-high 42 points. George added 11 rebounds, three assists and four treys as he rallied his squad to a 135-129 victory on March 5, 2023. 

Paul George

Trailing by as many as 21 points is never ideal, but having a healthy Khris Middleton to utilize as a bench weapon sure is. Starring in a new role designed to keep a sore knee fresh after missing 18 games, Middleton helps the Milwaukee Bucks rally from a huge deficit at home against the LA Clippers, dribbling with purpose up the court before burying a pull-up triple to get his team within two points in the fourth quarter. Middleton played a major role in the comeback victory, scoring 16 points while grabbing seven rebounds and dishing out two assists in 20 productive minutes as the Bucks prevailed 106-105 on February 2, 2023.

Khris Middleton

Time was precious, so Evan Mobley put on a show all by himself. With just over five seconds remaining before halftime, the Cleveland Cavaliers big man has a lot of ground to cover as he races the length of the court in just four dribbles before finishing with a perfectly-executed Eurostep and slam around Orlando Magic rookie Paolo Banchero with one second to spare. Mobley posted 19 points of 9 of 10 from the field to go with 13 rebounds, four assists and two blocks in Cleveland’s 107-96 triumph on December 2, 2022.

Evan Mobley

Back in action after a year on the sidelines, Kawhi Leonard is the engine that powers the LA Clippers. Though cautious in his recovery throughout the 2022-23 campaign, Leonard has gained strength over the course of the season and approaches the playoffs as one of the game’s most impactful two-way players. 

Kawhi Leonard

If a possession doesn’t go as initially planned, fear not — Chris Paul can just steal another chance. Paul’s lone turnover of the game against the Oklahoma City Thunder came on a risky between-the-legs pass to Deandre Ayton, but the 12-time All-Star didn’t hang his head. Instead, he stayed with the ball and picked Luguentz Dort’s pocket from behind and fired a crosscourt laser to Devin Booker, who finished the sequence with a driving layup. Paul, who ranks third on the all-time steals list, added four thefts while also posting 18 points, four rebounds, nine assists and four 3-pointers in the Phoenix Suns’ 132-101 win on March 8, 2023. 

You don’t get to the top of the Eastern Conference standings without a little hustle thrown in along the way. Derrick White shows the Dallas Mavericks how hard he and the Boston Celtics work on the defensive end as the sixth-year guard denies Spencer Dinwiddie a throwdown with a sensational block at the rim. The Celtics have been one of the East’s most powerful squads in White’s two seasons with the team, and his 10 points and two blocks helped Boston claim a dominant 124-95 victory on January 5, 2023. 

Derrick White

If Jalen Green continues at his current rate, there are bound to be plenty more 40-point nights in his future. Less than a week after dropping 41 on the Charlotte Hornets, the Houston Rockets’ second-year shooting guard is at it again when the Minnesota Timberwolves come to town. Green runs the floor with a sense of urgency before pulling up and draining a difficult step-back triple to beat the third quarter buzzer and give his squad a nine-point lead. Green was too much for the Timberwolves to handle, erupting for 42 points on 11 of 23 shooting to go with four rebounds, four assists and six three-pointers in Houston’s 119-114 win on January 23, 2023.

Jalen Green

Riding a wave of confidence in the form of a six-game winning streak, RJ Barrett and the sizzling New York Knicks decided that lucky number seven sounded even better. Barrett takes on the Indiana Pacers defense all by himself, refusing to be denied as he crosses halfcourt and drives with determination down the heart of the lane before blowing by his initial defender and finishing with a powerful one-handed slam. Barrett’s 24 points and four rebounds were vital to the Knicks extending their streak in the 109-106 win on December 18, 2022.

RJ Barrett

The Cleveland Cavaliers’ strategy against the Milwaukee Bucks was simple: feed the rock to Evan Mobley close to the basket and get out of the way. Mobley was a force down low against his squad’s Central Division rival as Cedi Osman passed out of a double team to a cutting Mobley for a monster throwdown. The second-year big man scored a career-best 38 points on a sizzling 19 for 27 from the field while adding nine rebounds and three assists in Cleveland’s 114-102 victory on January 21, 2023. 

One man’s miss can be another’s opportunity — just ask Vlatko Čančar. Following a Houston Rockets three-point attempt that is way off the mark, the tipped rebound makes its way to Čančar, whose forward momentum turns the possession into a fast break throwdown that takes flight just inside the foul line. The fourth-year reserve forward barely missed for the Denver Nuggets, converting 5 of his 6 field goals for 13 points in 21 minutes while grabbing five rebounds in a 120-100 win on November 30, 2022.

Vlatko Cančar

Happy to embrace a slightly larger offensive role in his third season with the Milwaukee Bucks, Jrue Holiday earned his second career All-Star nod 10 seasons after he earned his first. The 32-year-old’s 19.3 points per game were the second-highest of his career, but ultimately it’s the veteran guard’s acumen on both ends of the floor that the team will need to leverage with their eyes set on a second title in three seasons.

Jrue Holiday

With a tenuous grip on a one-point lead and the clock dwindling, it was Austin Rivers’ dagger to fire. Game, set, match. When Anthony Edwards finds Rivers with a cross-court pass, the 11-year veteran has few options left but to let it fly. After a few seconds to gather his courage, Rivers rises up over Eugene Omoruyi and nails the back-breaking triple to give the Minnesota Timberwolves a four-point lead they would not surrender. Rivers was huge for his squad, posting 20 points on 6 of 7 shooting — including 4 of 5 from downtown — adding three rebounds and five steals in the 112-110 win on December 16, 2022.

Austin Rivers

It’ll take more than a cross-conference trade to an upstart franchise on the other side of the country to slow Donovan Mitchell down. Picking up where he left off in Utah, Mitchell earned his fourth straight All-Star appearance this season, posting a career high 28.3 points per game on a Cleveland Cavaliers squad that earned its first playoff berth in five seasons.

Donovan Mitchell

The Washington Wizards had not won in San Antonio since Bradley Beal was six years old — until now. The three-time All–Star helps end a 22-game losing streak against the Spurs in Texas that dated back to 1999, hustling from the backcourt into the frontcourt off an inbounds play to convert a driving layup with 2.1 seconds before halftime, aided by a heady assist from Kristaps Porziņģis. Beal’s 21 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and two blocks were a major catalyst in delivering the Wizards a long-awaited 127-106 win on January 30, 2023.

Bradley Beal

In the midst of a memorable Sacramento Kings season, Terence Davis and company had something special planned when Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets came to town. The fourth-year guard does his part picking off a lazy pass and racing the other way all by himself for a rim-rocking jam. In 26 minutes off the bench, Davis ignited for 31 points — 12-for-16 from the field and 7 of 10 from long range — nine rebounds, four assists and three steals in the Kings’ 153-121 blowout win on November 15, 2022. It was the highest-scoring point total for Sacramento in almost 30 years, as well as the Kings’ seventh win in nine games following an 0-4 start. 

Terence Davis

Trailing by 17 points in the third quarter against the LA Clippers, things looked bleak for the Orlando Magic. But Moritz Wagner was not interested in defeat, helping his team erase a nine-game losing streak by setting a decoy screen and propelling toward the basket before finishing with a monster throwdown over Ivica Zubac. On his fourth team in five seasons, Wagner has found a home in Orlando and helped deliver a much-needed win posting 20 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and two steals in a 116-111 overtime triumph on December 7, 2022.

Moritz Wagner

Kristaps Porziņģis showed zero hesitation in pulling the trigger from downtown. The way he was feeling it, can you blame him? In one of the more memorable offensive performances of his career, Porziņģis caught a pass from Delon Wright and immediately buried a straightaway 3-pointer against the Atlanta Hawks. The Washington Wizards center hardly missed no matter where he shot the ball, converting 17 of his 22 field goals — including a 7 for 10 showing beyond the arc — for a career-best 43 points to pair with five rebounds and five assists on March 8, 2023.

Kristaps Porziņģis

Without their top three scorers, somebody needed to step up in the clutch for the Los Angeles Lakers. With the outcome hanging in the balance, Dennis Schröder is the man for the job against the Miami Heat as the veteran point guard takes on all comers on a strong crunch-time drive before finishing with a layup over the fingertips of two defenders. The bucket gave the Lakers a four-point lead with 20 seconds to play and Schröder scored 14 of his season-high 32 points in the fourth quarter, including nine in the final 2:35. Schröder added four rebounds, two assists, four steals and four treys in his squad’s 112-109 victory on January 4, 2023.

Dennis Schröder

Karl-Anthony Towns and the Minnesota Timberwolves didn’t miss much at all. The three-time All-Star is dripping with confidence against the Indiana Pacers, drawing his defender away from the basket before creating space with a slick between-the-legs dribble and finishing with a step-back jumper from just inside the three-point arc. Towns made 8 of his 11 field goals for 23 points — part of a .610 shooting performance for Minnesota — while also chipping in 11 rebounds, eight assists, two steals and two blocks in helping the Timberwolves win their fifth straight game, a 115-101 decision on November 23, 2022.

Karl-Anthony Towns

Life is all about balance when you’re Tyler Herro. The Miami Heat guard thinks quickly on his feet against the Houston Rockets, catching a pass in a precarious position along the baseline with his back to the basket. No problem for Herro, who fools his defender with a head fake one way before spinning in the other direction and flipping up a difficult layup that he converts in traffic. The possession was part of a huge night for the four-year veteran, who packaged a game-high 31 points with nine rebounds, eight assists and five three-pointers in Miami’s 97-95 victory on February 10, 2023.

Tyler Herro

That’s not a bad way to spend a birthday. Phoenix Suns backup center Jock Landale had a little something extra up his sleeve when the Golden State Warriors came to town on his 27th birthday, catching a floating pass from Devin Booker between two defenders and still managing to get a difficult fallaway lay-in to drop through contact. The second-year big man had it going on on his special day, chipping in 17 points, seven rebounds and two blocks throughout a productive 22-minute run off the bench in Phoenix’s dominant 134-105 win on October 25, 2022.

Jock Landale

No Karl-Anthony Towns or Rudy Gobert? No problem for the Minnesota Timberwolves — enter Naz Reid. The fourth-year center steps into starting duty and does not miss a beat, eschewing any help from his teammates in favor of taking the ball to the rack himself for a thunderous one-handed slam. Reid scored 27 points on 11 of 19 shooting while adding 13 rebounds and two steals in Minnesota’s 116-106 triumph on December 19, 2022. 

Naz Reid

Called upon to start for the New York Knicks, Immanuel Quickley delivered the goods. The third-year guard unleashed a torrid performance against the Houston Rockets, rapidly racing through the halfcourt with the ball in his hands as he searched for his spot. After he left the defense in the dust, Quickley pulled up from the elbow and buried a mid-range jumper. Occupying Jalen Brunson’s spot in the starting five, Quickley responded with a career-high 40 points on 14 of 18 from the field to pair with nine assists and five 3-pointers in New York’s 137-115 win on March 27, 2023. 

In less than four seasons, Gabe Vincent has made the transition from undrafted free agent to indispensable rotation member. Stepping into the starting lineup for the short-handed Miami Heat, Vincent’s shiftiness gives the Milwaukee Bucks nightmares as he pump fakes his way into a favorable one-on-one matchup before finishing with a stepback three-pointer. Vincent poured in a career-high 28 points on 10 of 17 shooting while also chipping in three rebounds, six assists, two steals and five triples in Miami’s gritty 108-102 victory on January 12, 2023.

Gabe Vincent

Domantas Sabonis and the resurgent Sacramento Kings keep checking boxes off their list — and now the franchise has its first triple-double since the 2018-19 season. Sabonis proves to be a jack-of-all-trades against the Chicago Bulls, taking advantage of a favorable matchup as he pump fakes and pivots his way through traffic before his patience is rewarded with a layup. The two-time All-Star tallied 11 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists in Sacramento’s 110-101 triumph on December 4, 2022.

The Cleveland Cavaliers had their work cut out for them building a winner out of the remains of their last contending team. After five seasons, that work has resulted in a 51-31 fourth-seeded campaign. Following years of unquestionable progress drafting and developing its core, the franchise pushed its chips into the middle in a blockbuster offseason trade that raised the team’s ceiling to new heights. 

Cleveland Cavaliers

A rollercoaster 2022-23 campaign landed Russell Westbrook on the LA Clippers and the midseason acquisition has been thrust into the spotlight on a short-handed roster. The veteran guard averaged 15.8 points and 7.6 assists per game in 21 starts with his new squad and will return to the postseason for the fourth time in five seasons.

With reinforcements in his own backcourt this season, Trae Young took his playmaking game to new heights, racking up a career-high 10.2 assists per game. Of course the two-time All-Star is no stranger to putting the ball in the cup and will be asked to do so a lot as his Atlanta Hawks return to the postseason for the third consecutive year.

Trae Young

After playing just eight minutes in the 2022 NBA Finals, Jonathan Kuminga had unfinished business when the Boston Celtics came to town. The second-year Golden State Warriors forward shows that persistence pays off in a one-on-one battle down low with Jayson Tatum, as Kuminga twists and pivots his way closer to the basket. When Tatum dislodges the ball, Kuminga’s motor keeps running as he scoops it up before going out of bounds and finishes the second-chance opportunity with a dunk. Kuminga tallied 14 points on 6 of 9 shooting while adding five rebounds and three assists in Golden State’s 123-107 win on December 10, 2022.

Jonathan Kuminga

Send a double team Domantas Sabonis’ way at your own risk. The three-time All-Star continued to dazzle as one of the best passing big men in the league as his drive to the basket was slowed by a pair of Cleveland Cavaliers defenders. A quick-thinking Sabonis improvised a new plan, bypassing both defenders with a behind-the-back dish to a back door-cutting Harrison Barnes for the slam. Sabonis filled up the box score as he tallied 18 points, 18 rebounds, six assists, three steals and two blocks in the Sacramento Kings’ 106-95 road triumph on December 9, 2022. 

After scoring the final six points of the third quarter and the first two of the fourth, Desmond Bane wasn’t done yet. The talented Memphis Grizzlies guard caught fire in the second half against the Houston Rockets as he stymied his defender with an unconventional pump fake before swishing the open 3-pointer. The trey made it 11 consecutive Grizzlies points scored by Bane, who shot 12 for 17 from the field — 6 for 9 from beyond the arc — for a game-high 30 points, along with nine rebounds and six assists in his team’s 113-99 road win on March 1, 2023. 

Desmond Bane

Alperen Şengün had a message for one of the NBA’s leading scorers: not today. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander usually has no problem getting buckets, but his drive into the paint was thwarted when Şengün stepped in his path and dislodged the ball with an athletic block. Şengün and the Houston Rockets frustrated the Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star into a 7 for 23 night from the field, and the talented second-year center — who was drafted 16th by the Thunder in 2021 before being dealt to Houston — tallied 10 points, 12 rebounds, four assists and three blocks in Houston’s 112-106 win on February 1, 2023. 

Alperen Şengün

Persistence paid off for Desmond Bane and the Memphis Grizzlies. When the possession initially stalls due to a missed floater by Tyus Jones, Bane doggedly chases down the offensive rebound before whipping a laser to a wide open Jones in the corner, who doesn’t miss again in burying the three-pointer. Bane poured in 28 points on 10 of 12 shooting while also chipping in three rebounds, six assists and two steals in helping the Grizzlies win their 10th consecutive game — a 136-106 decision over the Phoenix Suns on January 16, 2023.

Drew Eubanks did what few NBA players are able to accomplish — get the best of Rudy Gobert in the paint. Thanks to a helpful assist from Damian Lillard, the Portland Trail Blazers reserve forward catches it on the block and soars high into the air for a ferocious dunk over the three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year. Eubanks made all five of his shots for 10 points while also adding an assist and a block in 20 minutes off the bench in Portland’s 124-118 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on December 10, 2022.

Drew Eubanks

Malcolm Brogdon found steady footing as a Boston Celtics reserve pretty quickly. After starting every game he played in the previous four seasons, Brogdon adjusted just fine to a bench role with his new squad even after momentarily losing his balance on a drive to his left. A quick thinker, Brogdon popped right up while keeping his dribble and drained a straightaway midrange jumper against the Chicago Bulls. The veteran guard had the hot hand as he converted 9 of his 10 shots for 25 points to go with four assists in Boston’s 123-119 triumph on November 4, 2022. 

Malcolm Brogdon

Malcolm Brogdon is fitting in just fine with the Boston Celtics. In his first season with the NBA-leading Celtics, the veteran reserve makes his squad even more dangerous when an offensive board by Luke Kornet keeps the Boston possession alive. The ball lands in the hands of Marcus Smart, who hits a cutting Brogdon with a bounce pass in the paint before the 2017 Rookie of the Year unselfishly drops off a dish to Kornet for an open dunk. Brogdon poured in a season-high 30 points on 11 of 17 shooting while adding three rebounds, three assists and four triples in his squad’s 122-106 win over the Charlotte Hornets on January 14, 2023.

In one of the best 3-point shooting seasons of his 15-year career, Brook Lopez continued to get more comfortable firing far away from the basket. The Milwaukee Bucks 7-footer connected on a pull-up from way downtown against the Chicago Bulls during a performance in which he was feeling it from everywhere on the court. Lopez converted 13 of his 18 attempts from the field — including a 3 for 6 mark from behind the arc — for a season-high 33 points along with seven rebounds, two assists and four blocks in the 112-110 road triumph on February 16, 2023. 

Brook Lopez

The Cleveland Cavaliers do not lose in overtime, so all they needed was a little help from Darius Garland to get there. The 2022 All-Star happily obliged when Donovan Mitchell found him wide open in the corner, and Garland created some extra space with a pump fake before burying a 3-pointer to pull his team within three points late in the fourth quarter. Garland’s two triples in the game came on consecutive possessions as he rallied his team from a 14-point deficit, and his 17 points, five rebounds and 12 assists were a major catalyst in the 118-114 win over the Boston Celtics on March 6, 2023 as the Cavs improved to 7-0 in overtime.

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