The 2023 NBA Draft class hasn’t needed much time to show how great it could become. Following in their swift footsteps, NBA Top Shot introduces the Rookie Revelation, Quick Rip Pack. The first, dedicated Legendary Rookie Set of its kind, Rookie Revelation puts the spotlight on the situations that defined the game’s newest talents. The Quick Rip will offer a chance at a Rare Video Game Numbers Moment minted to just /499, along with opportunities at Fresh Threads, Rookie Debut, and Base Set Moments. These will go on sale for $10, and will be available for RSVP. Pre-orders will end on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 at 12 PM ET.

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Just when you think you’ve seen everything there is to see during Victor Wembanyama’s otherworldly rookie season, the San Antonio Spurs rookie merely uses his 7-foot-4 frame to raise the bar even higher. In a perfect encapsulation of almost everything Year One has offered, Wembanyama introduced the Los Angeles Lakers to everything but the kitchen sink. Vulture-like chasedown blocks that looked eerily similar to those of his Hall of Fame opponents? Check. Off-the-dribble drives and stepback 3-point bombs? You got it. All-encompassing court vision and improved playmaking? Of course. Constructing a box score befitting of both the size of his frame and his potential, the 2023 No. 1 pick poured in 27 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists, five steals, five blocks, and three 3-pointers in the loss on February 23, 2024. A walking record-breaker waiting to happen, Wembanyama became just NBA history’s second rookie to achieve a 5x5 game, and No. 22 all-time.

Victor Wembanyama

Unguardable and in the middle of the best performance of his young career to date, Chet Holmgren decided he wasn’t quite done making history just yet. Prescribing the Golden State Warriors with a dose of déjà vu from the left corner, the 7-foot-1 big adds another bullet point to the list of things normal 7-foot-1 players don’t do, curling off of a screen to catch an inbounds pass before balancing himself just well enough to connect on a game-saving, fallaway 3-pointer to force overtime. Drawing a collective gasp from the road crowd, the 2022 No. 2 pick starred in his role of crowd-silencer, upping his play for 36 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, two steals, two blocks, and two 3-pointers. Becoming just NBA history’s second-ever rookie to produce those numbers, Holmgren was heroic in the OT victory on November 18, 2023.

Chet Holmgren

Linking his Rookie of the Month honor in January with an even more impressive showing in February, Brandon Miller’s generational traits are beginning to coalesce at once. Settled into the most consistent two-way stretch of his career to date, the Charlotte Hornets forward sets his ambitions on the Toronto Raptors’ fastbreak layup attempt, taking flight from the free throw line before gliding through the air for a glass-pinning chasedown block. Keeping the awe-inspiring highlight clip rolling a bit longer, Miller hustles back in against a 5-on-4, sequencing the block with a smooth 3-point bucket from the top of the key. A nightly 20-point threat since the turn of the calendar, the No. 2 pick again lived up to the billing in the loss on February 7, 2024, contributing 20 points, four rebounds, two steals, one block, and a pair of 3-pointers.

Brandon Miller

Deemed a sleeper selection at No. 16 during the 2023 NBA Draft, Keyonte George is quickly blossoming into the type of scorer who keeps opposing coaches up at night. Assembling the type of performance fit for a duel against arguably NBA history’s greatest shooting backcourt, George took both the Golden State Warriors’ defense and the scoreboard operators for an adventure, raining in 3-pointers from wherever the court encouraged him to go. Woven into the fabric of NBA history by hitting nine triples — tied for the most by a rookie in a single game —  George put his budding star potential on tape with 33 points, six assists, and three steals. Despite falling short in a breathtaking fourth quarter comeback attempt, George and the Jazz issued the opposition all they could handle in a high-scoring loss on February 15, 2024.

Keyonte George

The birth certificate may say he’s 23-years-old, but Jaime Jaquez Jr.’s clutch gene, poise, and IQ are nothing short of proven veteran-tier. Already among the NBA’s elites in fourth quarter minutes played, Jaquez again rewards his coaches’ trust, opting first for a pump-fake to assess his defender’s aggressiveness. On to Plan B, Jaquez freezes the opposition in place with a subtle shimmy shake, extending that space with a pivot into a cold-blooded fadeaway bucket to add to the Miami Heat’s late-game lead. A celebrated bucket-getter in the California region, the first-round gem continued his elevated play during his homecomings, turning in 26 points, five rebounds, two assists, and four 3-pointers. Those efforts proved paramount in helping the Heat survive a shortened rotation on the way to a win on February 26, 2024.

Jaime Jaquez Jr.

Cam Whitmore’s future as a bucket-getting dynamo may be bright, but the Houston Rockets’ 2023 first-rounder can still see well enough to find his teammates for unselfish scores in the open floor. Exploding out in transition to supply his teammate with an outlet, Whitmore works perfect rookie-to-veteran synergy, holding a defender’s attention just long enough to whip a precise behind-the-back dime to his teammate, setting up a fastbreak slam. On a night in which the No. 20 pick came, saw, and conquered, Whitmore’s goggle celebration proved appropriate as he finished with an off-the-bench 25 points in just 21 minutes of play, alongside six rebounds, two steals, and three 3-pointers, sparking a convincing home win over the Toronto Raptors on February 2, 2024.

Cam Whitmore

An unprecedented combination of fanfare, hype and media coverage has made Victor Wembanyama one of the most highly anticipated prospects in NBA history. Undaunted by the attention, the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft has done nothing but assure San Antonio Spurs fans that the franchise is in good hands so far. In the first regular season game of his career, Wembanyama seizes the opportunity to etch his name in the scoring column, stepping into a catch-and-shoot triple with 8:24 on the clock in the first quarter. Wembanyama finished his October 25, 2023 debut with 15 points, five rebounds and two steals.

A tantalizing combination of skill and size since the moment he appeared on the basketball radar, Chet Holmgren’s NBA debut with the Oklahoma City Thunder did not disappoint. Checked by a veteran big in the corner, Holmgren feigns a post move before pivoting into a picturesque turnaround jumper. Holmgren finished his October 25, 2023 debut with 11 points, four boards and three assists.

Expected to showcase the silky smooth offensive game and poise he showed off at Alabama eventually, Brandon Miller wasted little time answering the call as early as Day 1. Embroiled in a close game against a division rival, Miller fuels a strong Charlotte Hornets finish with an unguardable stepback triple in the fourth quarter. Miller’s contributions -- 13 points, including eight in the final frame -- were essential in his squad’s opening night victory on October 25, 2023.

An electric package of athleticism and offense, Scoot Henderson is well-equipped to take the reins of the Portland Trail Blazers’ new backcourt. The No. 3 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft flashes a sign of the production to come with a quick-release – and borderline untouchable – floater for the first basket of his NBA career. Henderson finished his October 25, 2023 debut with 11 points and four assists.

Scoot Henderson

Relentless on the glass and defensive end, Ausar Thompson didn’t waste time leaving an impression on his new ball club. Just minutes into his first regular season game with the Detroit Pistons, Thompson deflects a Tyler Herro shot attempt off the backboard. Thompson finished his debut contest on October 25, 2023 with four points, seven rebounds and five blocks.

Ausar Thompson

Crafty scorers put the ball in the basket, whatever it takes. Checked at the elbow in his first NBA contest, Jaime Jaquez Jr. gets his defender to bite with a pump fake, then lasers in on the cup and finishes the play with an acrobatic reverse layup. The first-year wing went a perfect 3-for-3 in his Miami Heat debut on October 25, 2023, adding two dimes and two steals in the process.

Positioned to make an instant impact with the size and athleticism he brings to the Dallas Mavericks, it was Dereck Lively II’s motor down the stretch that shined in his debut. Embroiled in a tight, fourth-quarter battle between division rivals, Lively II battles for position on the glass with fellow rookie Victor Wembanyama, deflects the ball to a teammate, then loops back around to the hoop to throw down a putback slam off a miss. Lively II recorded a double-double in his first game as a pro, dropping 16 points on 7-of-8 shooting and added 10 boards in the October 25, 2023 win.

Dereck Lively II

Any time he sets foot on the court, Amen Thompson puts pressure on the defense. After running his own defender off a high screen beyond the arc, the No. 4 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft drives straight to the cup, catches a help-side defender off-guard and throws down a memorable first dunk. The Houston Rockets rookie finished the October 25, 2023 debut contest with eight points and five rebounds.

Amen Thompson

Already effective picking apart defenses and manufacturing scoring opportunities, Keyonte George is an outright problem with NBA court spacing. Checked at half court in his first professional contest, George zips past his defender and floats through the paint for an untouched layup. George scored eight points in his debut with the Utah Jazz, adding two boards and two assists in the October 25, 2023 contest.

Watching that first NBA basket fall through the hoop is pretty high up on the list of dreams to achieve - nobody expects you to make your defender touch earth in the process. Sizing up a gap in the New Orleans Pelicans defense, Golden State Warriors rookie Brandin Podziemski wastes no time capitalizing, attacking his man off the dribble, leaving him in the dust on a crossover, then euro stepping into a finger roll. Podziemski finished with five points and eight boards in his October 30, 2023 debut.

Brandin Podziemski

Lauded as an NBA three-point threat the minute his name was called in the draft, Gradey Dick commands respect beyond the arc. After shuffling into position behind the three-point line in a half-court set, Dick draws the attention of the defense and promptly kicks the ball back to a wide-open teammate for three. The dime – Dick’s first career assist – came in a Toronto Raptors victory on October 25, 2023.

Gradey Dick

With an offensive repertoire built to score in any scenario, Victor Wembanyama has shown his opponents everything but mercy. Calmly navigating through a sea of red on a pick-and-roll, the San Antonio Spurs big man finds a seam through the middle of the floor before taking flight for a violent, one-handed contact flush at the rim against the Houston Rockets. Adding yet another clip to his rapidly-growing rookie highlight reel, Wembanyama was all-encompassing in the loss on December 11, 2023, with 15 points, 18 rebounds, three assists, and five blocks.

Though touted for his elite on-ball defense, it didn’t take long for the unacquainted to learn there’s much more to Cason Wallace. Working off of a screen from fellow rookie Chet Holmgren, Wallace seizes an opportunity to create space from his defender and pull up for a jumper. Wallace didn’t miss in his October 25, 2023 debut, shooting 5-for-5 in a lopsided Oklahoma City Thunder victory.

Cason Wallace

Unafraid to let loose from beyond the arc, the New Orleans Pelicans have a scorer in Jordan Hawkins. Spreading the defense in his first NBA contest, Hawkins bides his time beyond the arc before catching a pass and immediately firing up a deep triple. The first career basket of Hawkins’ career fell swiftly through the net and he added two assists in the October 25, 2023 victory.

Jordan Hawkins

Being the NBA’s youngest player hasn’t stopped GG Jackson from shooting with the poise and confidence of a seasoned veteran. Calm and collected as his teammates’ pick-and-roll unfolds, Jackson takes full advantage, rising from the left corner to drain a 3-point bucket, the first of his NBA career. Unsatisfied with just one bucket, the Memphis Grizzlies’ rookie forward kept the highlights flowing in the loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on December 18, 2023, sparking the bench with eight points, two 3-pointers and a block in just 12 minutes of play.

GG Jackson

Test Bilal Coulibaly’s defensive range if you want but it’s not recommended. Keeping track of his own check over the course of an Indiana Pacers possession, Coulibaly catches his man in the middle of a backdoor cut, then trails the attempt and spikes it out of bounds. It was one of three blocks in the October 25, 2023 debut for the Washington Wizards rookie, who also chipped in three points, four boards and three assists.

Bilal Coulibaly

An imposing big with a penchant for flying above the rim, Trayce Jackson-Davis adds yet another offensive option for the Golden State Warriors. After setting a formidable screen for teammate Chris Paul beyond the arc in his second NBA contest, Jackson-Davis rolls hard into the paint, catches a pass and soars for a two-handed flush. Jackson-Davis racked up 13 points and nine rebounds while swatting four blocks in the October 30, 2023 contest.

Trayce Jackson-Davis

With downhill speed and the strength to get where he wants on the court, Cam Whitmore can be a scary sight in transition. Seeing extended run in his third NBA contest, Whitmore eyes up a gap in his opponents’ defense and heads straight into the paint for the first bucket of his career. Whitmore finished the November 6, 2023 matchup – a Houston Rockets victory – with seven points.

As comfortable scoring the ball as ever, Marcus Sasser didn’t wait long into his Detroit Pistons career to bury his first deep three. Afforded space beyond the arc when his defender ducks under a screen, Sasser cues up and fires from two feet behind the line. Sasser, every bit of the scoring spark plug he figured to be ahead of the season, finished his October 25, 2023 debut with eight points in 10 minutes of action.

Marcus Sasser

With size and vision to wreak havoc with the ball in their hands, big guards like Anthony Black thrive in the two-man game. Capitalizing on a gap created by a teammate’s quick screen, Black lunges into the paint and opts to call his own shot, canning a runner while absorbing contact for an and-1 opportunity. Black scored five points and added two blocks in his Orlando Magic debut on October 25, 2023.

Anthony Black

There are few places on the basketball court beyond the reach of Jarace Walker. NBA ball carriers are about to learn that the hard way. Patiently trailing a transition attempt, the Indiana Pacers forward stalks his opponent before lunging out with a 7-foot-3 wingspan to knock the ball loose and generate a scoring opportunity for his own squad the other way. In addition to the steal in his first NBA contest on October 25, 2023, Walker hauled in four rebounds.

Jarace Walker

Confident shooters aren’t afraid to let it fly. After hauling in a rebound on one end of the floor in his NBA debut, Portland Trail Blazers rookie Toumani Camara trails his team down the court, shuffles into position beyond the arc and buries a wide-open lefty triple. Camara finished with seven points, two rebounds and a block in his first game on October 25, 2023.

Toumani Camara

A mesmerizing display of methodical aggression, when Shai Gilgeous-Alexander puts pressure on an opposing team’s defense, resistance is futile. Let loose against the Chicago Bulls on November 22, 2023, Gilgeous-Alexander bobbed his way through and around the paint, surveying options and punishing mistakes until he walked away with 40 points on 11-of-19 shooting. The increasingly multifaceted guard added 12 assists, three blocked shots and, more important than anything, an Oklahoma City Thunder victory.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Match LeBron James and the Golden State Warriors on the floor together, and be prepared for unlimited fireworks. Amped up for a “Rivals Week” duel against his storied rival, the 20-year veteran turned back the clock as only he could. Somehow finding a record he hadn’t broken just yet, the Los Angeles Lakers star pivoted into postseason form early, turning in 36 points, his career’s first-ever 20-rebound game, 12 assists, and a pair of 3-pointers. Fighting off the fatigue of a double overtime slugfest, James summoned the energy needed to guarantee a victory, scoring or assisting on 19 of the Lakers’ 27 points in overtime, fueling a win in one of the 2023-24 season’s most competitive battles.

LeBron James

Good things happen when rookies hit their marks and make the right plays. Suiting up in his first NBA contest, Los Angeles Lakers rookie Jalen Hood-Schifino executes a halfcourt set with teammates, draws the attention of multiple defenders, then fires an assist in the opposite direction to D’Moi Hodge. The No. 17 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft recorded a pair of dimes in the November 27, 2023 matchup.

Jalen Hood-Schifino

There are few better ways to earn the favor of new teammates than by knocking down open threes when called upon. Julian Strawther got the memo. Biding his time beyond the arc in his second NBA contest, Strawther waits for a swing pass and connects on a triple. Strawther finished with eight total points in a Denver Nuggets win on October 29, 2023.

Julian Strawther

Sasha Vezenkov is a threat from beyond the arc and he knows it - soon the rest of the league will, too. Spacing the floor in his first NBA contest, the 28-year-old Sacramento Kings rookie gets an opportunity, clears space with a ball fake then pulls up from deep. Vezenkov finished the October 25, 2023 contest with eight points, two rebounds and two steals.

Sasha Vezenkov

Calm, collected and unusually experienced for a rookie, Vasilije Micić provides instant impact for the Oklahoma City Thunder. The inbounder in a baseline out-of-bounds play, Micić executes the play to script, resulting in a wide-open triple for his first NBA points. The 29-year-old drained his only attempt and added an assist in the October 27, 2023 victory.

Vasilije Micić

Broken plays happen, capitalizing on the chaos is a skill. Unfazed after a defender gets his hand on a pass, Milwaukee Bucks rookie Andre Jackson Jr. returns the favor with an interception of his own, then finds a teammate in the corner for the first assist of his NBA career. Jackson Jr. also racked up four rebounds in the October 29, 2023 matchup.

Andre Jackson Jr.

To the NBA world, he’s quickly becoming an endless source of highlights; to opposing bigs, he’s quickly becoming a nightmare to contend with. Given a free runway to the middle of the floor, Chet Holmgren does the unthinkable, working a shot fake before pivoting into a breathtaking self-alley-oop slam. Captivating both the audience and his teammates, the 7-foot-1 center looked right in place in a star-studded battle against the Los Angeles Clippers on December 21, 2023. Helping guide a demonstrative win, Holmgren needed only 11 shot attempts to punish the opposition for 23 points, six rebounds, and seven assists.

Some 3-and-D in the PNW. Rookie Duop Reath flashes brilliance on both ends of the floor in his first career game, connecting on a long range trey and following suit with an emphatic rejection on the other end on the very next possession. The freshman scored 11 points and logged 3 boards and 3 assists in this loss on the road against the Los Angeles Lakers on November 12, 2023.

Duop Reath

The league may be different but the tenets of the game remain the same: follow your shot and stay with the play. Suiting up in his second NBA contest, Utah Jazz wing Taylor Hendricks drives baseline for a shot attempt, misses on the first try, then out-motors the defense for a rebound and putback. The ninth-overall pick’s first career basket came in a December 2, 2023 victory, along with five total points and a pair of blocked shots.

Taylor Hendricks

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

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

The only thing more difficult than trying to defend Kyrie Irving? Trying to defend him in the middle of a heat check. Known for elevating his play against the New York Knicks, the one-of-a-kind scorer toggled between scorer and facilitator, putting together a highlight from nearly every area on the floor. Taking advantage of an ultra-green light with his All-NBA teammate on the mend, Irving excelled as the lone star, lighting up the scoreboard for an efficient 44-point performance, including a breathtaking 26-point second half. Putting together the highest-scoring game of his Dallas Mavericks career to date, Irving also tallied up four rebounds, 10 assists, two steals, and six 3-pointers, a catalyst in the high-scoring win on January 11, 2024.

Kyrie Irving

Seemingly inspired by the NBA’s recent, historic scoring binge, Steph Curry decided it was time to welcome himself to the 60-point party. Right at home during a fast-paced, nip-and-tuck affair against the Atlanta Hawks, the former two-time NBA Most Valuable Player put in the second-highest scoring game of his illustrious career as only he could: 3-pointers from every area of the hardwood, subtle attacks to the rim whenever the defense assumed it had cracked the code, and perhaps most impressively, only six free throws. The Golden State Warriors would ultimately be topped in overtime, but not without top-tier theatrics from the 10-time All-Star. Unable to be contained, Curry lit up the scoreboards for 60 points and 10 three-pointers — only the third player in NBA history to hit those two marks —  along with six rebounds, four assists, and a block on February 3, 2024.

Steph Curry

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

Putting himself on the radar with a strong Summer League performance, Leonard Miller continues to be efficient in every opportunity with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Providing his teammate with a needed outlet, Miller cuts into the lane before calmly tossing in a reverse layup, the first points of his young NBA career. The second-rounder made the most of limited action against the Memphis Grizzlies, producing two points, two rebounds and an assist in just two minutes, supplying highlights in the win on November 26, 2023.

Leonard Miller

Out to both extend the Orlando Magic’s second-half lead and send a message regarding what Year Two would look like, Paolo Banchero couldn’t have asked for a better scenario. Unphased by the high-profile matchup against one of basketball history’s greatest talents, Banchero uses a lightning-quick between-the-leg and crossover combination to send his defender in the opposite direction. With another future Hall of Fame closing in as a help defender, Banchero finishes the sequence by showcasing his focus, working a switch-hand layup on the other side of the rim for the and-one finish. Helping the Magic remain perfect at home during a successful early-season duel against the Los Angeles Lakers, Banchero shined in the spotlight with 25 points, 10 rebounds, one steal, one block, and two triples on November 4, 2023.

Paolo Banchero

An uncontainable offensive catalyst on an Indiana Pacers team scoring the basketball at a historic clip, Tyrese Haliburton’s fingerprints are all over his team’s stat sheets on a nightly basis. With evasive length and contagious creativity, the 2023 NBA All-Star is a constant threat to either dole out an unexpected no-look dime or simply pull-up from deep for his own bucket. Haliburton led all scorers on the winning team in a mind-numbing 157-152 slugfest on November 21, 2023, turning heads with 37 points and 16 assists.

Tyrese Haliburton

With multiple walls’ worth of posters already to his name, Jaylen Brown is a threat to wreak havoc above the rim anytime he touches the rock. After catching a pass in the corner and losing his defender with a pump fake, the Boston Celtics All-Star does just that. Challenged at the rim by three-time Defensive Player of the Year Rudy Gobert, Brown swiftly but emphatically avoids the contest and throws down a hammer. Brown racked up 26 points and seven boards in the November 6, 2023 battle.

Jaylen Brown

Caught on a low-post island with the task of defending Alperen Şengün, opponents have often had a better chance of solving rocket science than they have in solving the Houston Rockets center. Continuing his meteoric rise during an All-Star caliber Year Three, Şengün puts the best of his elite traits on display against the Utah Jazz, working everything from up-and-under pump-fakes to behind-the-back passes and every hyphen in between. Focused in during a battle against a similar Western Conference postseason hopeful, Şengün channeled the must-have victory into one of the most productive games of his burgeoning career with a career-high 37 points, 14 rebounds, six assists, one steal, and one block, all of it necessary during a thrilling one-point triumph on January 20, 2024.

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