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

Kevin Durant

Down by six with only a minute-and-a-half to play, Donovan Mitchell provided the Brooklyn Nets’ defense with floor seats to his new season’s first exhibit of late-game excellence. With the entire arena fully aware of whom the Cleveland Cavaliers’ final shot attempt would go to, Mitchell uses a teammate’s ghost screen to generate confusion before colliding with a defender, sending him to the ground. Free to hoist with no opposition in sight, the five-time All-Star locates the bottom of the net on a clutch 3-pointer, affording the Cavs both a permanent advantage and ultimately, its first season-opening road win since 2000. Mitchell was in midseason form during the season opener, punishing the Brooklyn Nets to the tune of 27 points, five rebounds, six assists, four steals, one block, and four 3-pointers on October 25, 2023.

Donovan Mitchell

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

Shaedon Sharpe

Inspired by the opportunity to provide his New Orleans Pelicans with a win heading into the holidays, Brandon Ingram was in a giving mood, supplying highlights for every Houston Rockets defender who crossed his path. Eliminating defenders one-by-one, Ingram outsmarts the first with a quick crossover, rejecting the screen before swiftly leaving a second in the dust with a switch-hand dribble. Down to just a single, ambitious defender, Ingram decides to take flight, exploding out of a cannon for an incredible two-handed throwdown. The Pelicans would eventually fall just short in a nail-biting loss, but Ingram was multifaceted throughout, producing 19 points, three rebounds, five assists, and two blocks on December 23, 2023.

Brandon Ingram

From the box score to the basketball court, RJ Barrett’s game has transcended to new heights since returning home to play for the Toronto Raptors. With a head of steam built up and a left-handed drive in play, Barrett introduces the Oklahoma City Thunder’s defense to a nightmare scenario, gathering his step before charging through the air for a violent one-handed throwdown in traffic. Working his way back from a three-game absence, neither a knee injury nor the fatigue of a double overtime slugfest could keep the explosive fifth-year forward under wraps. Despite falling just shy in the battle against the Oklahoma City Thunder on February 4, 2024, Barrett continued his efficient ways, putting in 23 points, seven rebounds, four assists, one steal, one block, and two 3-pointers.

RJ Barrett

Seemingly safe after surviving Max Strus’ first 3-point avalanche, the Dallas Mavericks had no idea that his historic, unforgettable night was only just beginning. Even after a breathtaking barrage that included four triples over a three-minute span, Strus and the Cleveland Cavaliers remained in dire need of one more miracle, and only 2.6 seconds left to do so. Trusting in a right wrist that hadn’t failed him to that point, Strus inbounds the ball, quickly receiving it back after generating a running start. Summoning the perfect mixture of power and touch, Strus connects on a crowd-rocking, 59-foot bomb, stealing victory from the jaws of defeat with the second-longest game-winning shot in NBA history. Heroic in a game that featured 25 lead changes, the first-year Cavalier commanded the last word, pouring in 21 points, four rebounds, four assists, two blocks, seven 3-pointers, and clutch defensive stops throughout in the win on February 27, 2024.

Max Strus

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.

Jaime Jaquez Jr.

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

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

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.

Keyonte George

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Cam Whitmore

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

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

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

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 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

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

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

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

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

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.

With a reputation of doing a bit of everything to help his team in the win column, it’s no surprise that Olivier-Maxence Prosper was willing to battle for his first NBA basket. After calling for a skip pass from a teammate, Prosper loses one defender with a pump fake, drives hard along the baseline and absorbs help-side contact en route to two points. The Dallas Mavericks rookie finished the November 12, 2023 contest with four points.

Olivier-Maxence Prosper

Undrafted and initially unknown, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Craig Porter Jr. bursts onto the scene in this game and records his first career assist. The Cavaliers went on to lose this matchup against the Indiana Pacers on October 28th, 2023.

Craig Porter Jr.

The size of the stage might change but scoring is instinctual at any level. With an opportunity to take a defender one-on-one in his second NBA contest, Charlotte Hornets rookie Nick Smith Jr. lunges into the paint then spins into a pull-up jumper for the first points of his career. Smith Jr. finished the November 8, 2023 matchup with five points and a steal.

Nick Smith Jr.

With the skill set and motor to contribute a number of ways, Kobe Brown isn’t going to wait long to make an impact for the LA Clippers. After hustling for a rebound on one end of the floor in his second NBA contest, Brown secures the rock and facilitates a transition effort while diving to the hardwood. Quick to recover, Brown trails the play, receives a pass beyond the arc and drains his first career basket. Brown finished the October 29, 2023 contest with three points, four boards and a steal.

Kobe Brown

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

Making an impact starts with making the right basketball decisions night in and night out. Facing an opportunity in his NBA debut, Orlando Magic rookie Jett Howard swings the basketball into the corner for his first career assist. Howard, the son of 19-year veteran Juwan Howard, officially arrived as a second generation hooper on October 25, 2023.

Jett Howard

Patient and under control in his first NBA shift, Jalen Pickett reads exactly what the defense gives him for his first career basket. Checked at half court by an eager defender, Pickett methodically navigates around the pressure before finding himself wide-open for an elbow jumper. Pickett’s hoop put the finishing touch on the Denver Nuggets’ season opening victory on October 24, 2023.

Jalen Pickett

A forgotten man among the Portland Trail Blazers’ new look 2023-24 roster, it’s only fitting that Kris Murray’s first-ever NBA score came with the defense’s eyes elsewhere. With all attention focused on his teammate’s dazzling dribble display, Murray mixes brains and brawn, sneaking through the backdoor with a cut before finishing with an in-traffic jam. In the milestone game, Murray tallied five points, two rebounds and three assists in a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on November 15, 2023.

Kris Murray

Comfortable with the rock and blessed with a soft touch, Colby Jones is at ease navigating through big league defenses. Aggressive around a screen at the three-point line, Jones attacks toward the hoop, waits for an opportunity to score, then chips home a push shot for his first career basket. Jones finished with four points, three boards, a block and a steal in his third NBA contest on November 1, 2023.

Colby Jones

Strong finishes around the basket helped make Brooklyn Nets forward Noah Clowney a first round pick in the 2023 NBA Draft. It’s no surprise that Clowney’s first bucket in the NBA came on a flush. The Brooklyn Nets would come up short in this showdown against the Milwaukee Bucks, but the freshman finished with 14 points and four boards on December 27th, 2023.

Noah Clowney

Carving through every team in their path on their way to the first-ever In-Season Tournament championship, the Los Angeles Lakers were nothing short of historic. Eyeing a chance at his own history, 2023 second-rounder Maxwell Lewis creates his opportunity, providing his teammate with an outlet before finding the bottom of the net on a 3-pointer, the first bucket of his young NBA career. On a night in which 13 different Lakers scored, the rookie swingman fit in seamlessly with three points, one rebound, and one assist in eight minutes, contributing to the demonstrative win over the New Orleans Pelicans on December 7, 2023.

Maxwell Lewis

Possessing one of the most impressive athletic profiles across the 2023 NBA Draft, it only made sense for Jordan Walsh to pack his first-ever NBA score with a dose of explosiveness. Gliding down the floor at full speed in an attempt to catch the Memphis Grizzlies’ scrambled defense unprepared, Walsh fills the lane perfectly, opening the floodgates for a quick drop step and two-handed cram in transition. The second-round talent made good on his opportunity in the Boston Celtics’ blowout win, logging two points, one rebound, one assist, and a steal in just eight minutes of action in the milestone game on February 4, 2024.

Jordan Walsh

When the Chicago Bulls traded up for Julian Phillips in the 2023 NBA Draft, athleticism and versatility were precisely what they had in mind. Moving with a purpose, Phillips finds a seam in the Miami Heat’s zone defense, utilizing a strong gather step before showing off the soft touch for his first-ever NBA bucket. In just two minutes' time, the second-rounder was productive, tallying two points and a rebound in a loss on November 20, 2023.

Julian Phillips

In a chaotic, physical 30-second sequence that ultimately came down to who wanted it more, it only made sense for the game’s outcome to hinge on the hustle of one man: Josh Hart. Right in his wheelhouse during a loose rebound chase, the do-it-all forward makes the first of his heroic plays, poking a loose ball free to provide the New York Knicks with another opportunity to cut into the Detroit Pistons’ one-point lead. After his team fails to capitalize for a second time, Hart takes on the challenge himself, providing an outlet before taking to the paint with toughness, generating just enough power to lay in a game-winning and-one, capping off one of the year’s most frenzied sequences. Elevating his play amidst the Knicks’ injuries, Hart played a game of bingo on the box score, contributing 23 points, eight rebounds, six assists, two steals, one block, three 3-pointers, and a standing ovation for his efforts on February 26, 2024.

Josh Hart

A top-shelf bucket-getter in both the Summer League and G League circuits, Hunter Tyson decided he wasn’t going to waste much time crossing NBA milestones off his checklist, either. Called into action during the 2023-24 NBA season’s first week, the second-rounder fakes a baseline screen, opting to change direction for a well-timed cut that sets him up for a two-handed flush and his first-ever NBA points. In four minutes of play, Tyson contributed two points and one rebound during the Denver Nuggets’ loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on November 1, 2023.

Hunter Tyson

Just one week removed from a wild sequence that saw his teammate end back-to-back contests with game-winning shots, Saddiq Bey decided it was only right to keep the tradition going. Backed in a familiar corner with a one-point deficit and under 10 seconds to play, the talented fourth-year swingman grapples his way into the heart of the paint, outmuscling the Toronto Raptors frontline before tracking down his teammate’s rainbow layup and gently guiding it through the net for a game-winning putback finish. Concerted in his night-to-night effort to attack the rim and crash the glass at the highest rate of his career, the smooth-shooting forward reaped the benefits in the thrilling home win on January 28, 2024. One of three different Hawks to snag at least a dozen boards on the night, Bey was the definition of “physicality,” tussling his way into 26 points, 13 rebounds, three assists, and a career-high 15 free throw attempts.

Saddiq Bey

A well-kept secret hidden among the Portland Trail Blazers’ youthful second unit, Rayan Rupert already has the tape rolling when it comes to displaying his 3-and-D potential in Year One. Relocating to a now-vacated area along the 3-point arc after his teammate’s ambitious drive, the 2023 second-rounder exhibits his quick trigger, raining a triple over the outstretched arms of an Oklahoma City Thunder defender for the first basket of his career. Up to 40 percent from deep on the year, Rupert made strong use of his extended look during the loss on November 19, 2023, providing four points, one rebound, one assist, one steal, and a 3-pointer.

Rayan Rupert

Get on the court and find a way to make an impact. Suiting up in his first NBA contest, Dariq Whitehead eyes up a drive attempt while manning his own section of a zone, then shuffles over to a cutter and rejects an easy bucket. Whitehead and the Brooklyn Nets rolled to a victory on November 25, 2023.

Dariq Whitehead

With an impressive 7-foot-3 wingspan and intriguing defensive versatility, Mouhamed Gueye is well-equipped to make the most of his early NBA action. Monitoring a rival ball carrier while simultaneously denying a kickout pass to the corner, Gueye flashes over to disrupt a drive attempt and force a turnover in an Atlanta Hawks victory on October 29, 2023.

Mouhamed Gueye

Quickly building his résumé as one of the G League’s most dazzling scorers, it was only a matter of time before Kobe Bufkin, the 15th pick of the 2023 NBA Draft, introduced himself to the NBA world. With the Atlanta Hawks well on their way to a victory over the Los Angeles Lakers, the 2023 first-rounder seizes the opportunity for his first-ever NBA basket, snagging a rebound before calmly easing his way into a pull-up 3-pointer in traffic. Bufkin was a perfect one-of-one, scoring three points in two minutes of action during a win on January 30, 2024.

Kobe Bufkin

Consistent in his role as a talented, creative inside-the-arc threat throughout his G League experience, Sidy Cissoko can officially cross getting his first-ever NBA bucket off the checklist. Earning a pre-game soundbite from his Hall of Fame coach regarding his potential, the San Antonio Spurs second-rounder put those traits on tape, using a dribble handoff and pick-and-roll combination to carve a pathway into his favorite area before hanging a smooth, high-arcing floater past a Utah Jazz defender for the milestone score. The French forward made ultimate use of his two-minute appearance, chipping in four points and one rebound in the loss on December 26, 2023.

Sidy Cissoko

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

Even in a new environment with the New Orleans Pelicans, E.J. Liddell remains acutely aware of where his second home is always located: right at the rim. Unguardable in the paint during his collegiate run, the 2022 second-round forward earns his first-ever NBA bucket in style, using a pump-fake to get the opposition guessing before burrowing into the paint with physicality, hop-stepping his way into a two-handed jam. A feel-good injury comeback story, Liddell worked efficiently in the loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on November 8, 2023, logging four points and a block in just four minutes of play.

E.J. Liddell

On a night remembered for its big-time shots and historic performances, it was the bucket made by Obi Toppin that mattered most. Already solidified with an impressive double-double, the first-year Indiana Pacers forward finds himself in the perfect place at the perfect time, creeping in closer and closer after the Pacers’ first two attempts to break the late-game tie prove unsuccessful. Stepping in to corral a loose ball after it takes a prosperous bounce in his direction, Toppin eases into the paint floating a game-clinching, left-handed layup off the glass and through the net to open a two-point lead with just three seconds to go. In need of a major counter to offset the efforts of the Phoenix Suns’ star-studded offense, Toppin picked an ideal night to compile one of his season’s top performances, tallying up 23 points, 11 rebounds, three assists, one steal, and one block, keying a victory on January 26, 2024.

Obi Toppin

Known for his smooth-as-silk offensive game in college, Brice Sensabaugh wasn’t about to let the opportunity for his first-ever NBA basket go unrequited. Despite being matched up against a 15-year NBA veteran, Sensabaugh’s between-the-leg crossover stands the test of time, freeing him on his path to an acrobatic, right-handed finish in traffic over a pair of Toronto Raptors defenders. Earning the game ball after the Utah Jazz’s convincing win on January 12, 2024, the 2023 first-rounder contributed five points, two assists and a 3-pointer in just three minutes of play.

Brice Sensabaugh

Well respected for his ability to let it fly from distance in college, it was only fitting that Ben Sheppard’s first NBA points showcased the same. Successfully filling the lane to catch the Boston Celtics’ transition defense unprepared, the smooth-shooting two guard sinks a milestone 3-pointer in traffic. Despite the losing effort, Sheppard contributed to the Indiana Pacers’ second unit —  the NBA’s No. 1 scoring bench —  with six points, two rebounds, two assists, and two 3-pointers on November 1, 2023.

Ben Sheppard

On a good-spirited night highlighted by the Chicago Bulls welcoming a pair of All-Stars back into the fold, Nikola Vučević ensured that their farewell bid to the Charlotte Hornets could be described as anything but friendly. Magnet-like in his pick-and-roll usage throughout the fourth quarter, Vučević opts for one more with an opportunity to officially put the game out of reach. Decisive in his move with a Hornets rim protector closing in on his attack, the talented big gathers into a powerful step before winding up for a ferocious one-handed facial, bringing the arena to its feet. Vučević eased his way back into the flow with the Bulls’ second unit, contributing 11 points, seven rebounds, three assists, and one 3-pointer, key in influencing a home win on January 5, 2024.

Nikola Vučević

From his distinctive rookie deal to his spot in the NBA Draft, the 2023-24 season has already proven to be a memorable one for Chris Livingston. Presented with the opportunity to continue checking milestones off at a breakneck pace, the No. 58 selection takes advantage of a rookie-to-rookie connection with his teammate, easing his way into a spot-up 3-pointer from the left corner, the first of his NBA career. Unwilling to keep the suspense going for long, the Milwaukee Bucks rookie was able to cross the historic bucket off of his list during the NBA season’s first week. Active in the loss to the Toronto Raptors on November 1, 2023, Livingston maximized his chances on a point-per-minute basis, recording five points in just five minutes, alongside one assist and a perfect two of two from the field.

Chris Livingston

Saddled by a nine-man rotation on the second half of a back-to-back, the Toronto Raptors’ depth may have been short, but the accuracy and range of Jontay Porter certainly wasn’t. A feel-good story in his return to the NBA, the smooth-shooting big man works a go-to, operating a pick-and-pop in perfect cohesion with a teammate, leaving him unoccupied for the second of back-to-back triples. Making the most of his two-way contract opportunity, Porter helped keep the Raptors competitive in the loss to the Chicago Bulls on January 18, 2024, joining four other Raptors in double-figures with 10 points, four rebounds, four assists, one steal, two blocks, and a pair of triples.

Jontay Porter

Assuming you survive the historically elite 3-point accuracy and rim-protection skills of their top two centers, the Minnesota Timberwolves are one of the rare teams equipped with a third big who can still supply a healthy dose of both. A plugged-in cheat code for the Wolves’ second unit, Naz Reid unleashes a dazzling 42-second sequence, using guard-like agility in a pick-and-roll setting before working a nimble half-spin, step-through combination on his way to an off-hand finish. Sensing the chance for more, the skillful big expertly fills the lane, carving out open space for a wide-open corner 3-pointer, capping off a personally-manufactured 8-0 run to bring the crowd to its feet. Reid’s otherworldly first quarter culminated with 13 points in just three minutes, setting the tone for a 20-point, three-rebound, two-steal, one-block finish along with four 3-pointers in the comeback win over the Memphis Grizzlies on January 18, 2024.

Naz Reid

Void a multi-time All-Star and team leader, and in a hostile road environment against an Eastern Conference powerhouse, Nikola Jović couldn’t have picked a better day on the calendar to have his breakout performance. Epitomizing the term “right place, right time,” Jović positions himself perfectly, standing his ground in a low-post tangle to help force a turnover on a former two-time league Most Valuable Player. Finishing the sequence seconds later, the 2023 first-rounder sneaks into an unoccupied area along the left corner putting himself in ripe position for a 3-point bucket to extend the Miami Heat’s lead to double digits. On a floor of All-Stars, NBA Finals representatives, and elite talents, Jović looked the part and then some, with 24 points, seven rebounds, three assists, one steal, and five 3-pointers in a win over the Milwaukee Bucks on February 13, 2024.

Nikola Jović

Another example of his already-unguardable offensive repertoire wasn’t necessarily required, but with the opportunity to put a prospective Eastern Conference elite in its place, Jayson Tatum decided the heat check was too enjoyable to pass up. Bending the Indiana Pacers’ resistance to his will with one quick-maneuver 3-pointer after another, the five-time All-Star puts on the finishing touches, lulling a defender to sleep before balancing himself for an audacious triple, effectively putting the game to rest. Tatum kept both the road crowd and the opposition on a quarter-long mute with a 15-point fourth period, ensuring the Boston Celtics’ victory on January 6, 2024. Pouring in a season-high eight triples, Tatum was unspeakably brilliant, also tallying up 38 points, 13 rebounds, six assists, and one steal.

Jayson Tatum

Presented with a nationally televised battle against the Golden State Warriors’ celebrated backcourt, Vince Williams Jr. matched the grit-and-grind mentality of the Memphis Grizzlies with the 3-point accuracy of a “Splash Brother.” Aiming to catch the Warriors’ transition defense scrambled, the second-year wing pushes the tempo, delivering an underhand pass to a teammate for a potential score. Calm and collected after the veteran Warriors foil their plans, Williams Jr. sees the ball swing his way once more before draining a 3-pointer. One of many unsung heroes in the upset victory over Golden State, Williams Jr. contributed 24 points, seven rebounds, four assists, two steals, one block, and three 3-pointers on January 15, 2024.

Vince Williams Jr.

Fighting through the fatigue of playing in their fifth game in seven nights, the Los Angeles Lakers found limitless energy in the form of one player: Max Christie. Hard at work using his defensive energy to limit the Houston Rockets’ highlight reel opportunities, the second-year forward decided to take the chance for himself. Perfectly positioned along the 3-point arc, Christie wins the race against both the now-expired shot clock and the opposition, eluding him with a pump-fake before connecting on a buzzer-beating triple to extend the sizable advantage heading into the fourth quarter. A leader among the Los Angeles Lakers’ second unit, Christie’s impact could be found throughout the box score, with a team-high +19 plus-minus in 27 minutes, alongside 12 points, seven rebounds, two assists, and three 3-pointers in the home victory on December 12, 2023.

Max Christie

Assigned the task of leading the Phoenix Suns’ second unit for the first time, Bol Bol and his 7-foot-3 frame certainly didn’t need many strides when it came time to run with the opportunity. Swift in making his presence felt, Bol expertly plays his role in one-half of one of the NBA’s most unique fastbreak pairings, staying closely attached to his 6-foot-11 teammate before taking a pass and stretching through traffic for a two-handed rim-attack. Such plays encapsulated what type of efficient night the 2019 second-rounder had in the loss to the Houston Rockets on February 23, 2024. Valiant in his efforts to keep the shorthanded Suns afloat, Bol needed only 26 minutes to turn in a 25-point, 14-rebound double-double, accompanied by one steal, one block, and a pair of 3-point buckets.

Bol Bol

Already in the middle of one of the best games of his career, Tyler Herro had no issue with adding one more breathtaking highlight to his impressive reel. Just a minute away from clinching a double-digit victory, the bucket-getting two-guard finds himself in the right place at the right time, catching the Washington Wizards unfocused while advancing the ball up the floor. Knifing his way into a passing lane for a steal, Herro takes flight in transition, gliding through the air for an explosive two-handed flush. Herro’s do-it-all nature was on full display during the victory on November 3, 2023, with the Miami Heat guard stuffing the stat sheet to the tune of 24 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists, two steals, and four 3-pointers.

Tyler Herro

Finally back in the confines and comforts of their home arena after a grueling seven-game road trip, the Sacramento Kings were both unaware and unprepared for the ride Jaden Ivey was planning to take them on. Navigating through both tight man-to-man defense and a quickly-ticking shot clock, Ivey turns the Kings’ defense into a traffic cone drill, artfully dribbling his way into a right-side drive before muscling into the paint for a clutch, off-hand finish. Ivey shared the floor with the NBA’s reigning Clutch Player of the Year, but February 7, 2024 belonged to him exclusively; shooting a perfect six of six, his 19-point fourth quarter nearly surpassed the Kings by his lonesome. Heroic in the win with two starters missing, the second-year guard recorded a career-high 37 points, six rebounds, seven assists, and five 3-pointers.

Jaden Ivey

Intent on ensuring the Philadelphia 76ers’ survival without their All-Star big and the NBA’s leading scorer, Paul Reed concluded that it was time to turn his game up a notch or three. Armed with a quietly-deceptive handle, Reed gets imaginative after his dribble-handoff attempt gets stalled, keeping the play alive with a nifty between-the-leg, behind-the-back combination before locating his smooth-shooting teammate on the second go-round for a 3-point bucket. Helping propel a 20-point road win over the Orlando Magic, the talented big man stepped up to the occasion in a major way with 15 points, 10 rebounds, three assists, three blocks, and a 3-pointer on December 27, 2023.

Paul Reed

Boundless in his bounce with a fearless disposition to match, Blake Wesley’s at-the-rim highlight reel continues to get more awe-inspiring with each passing week. Quiet in his ascension up the NBA’s fastbreak efficiency leaderboards, Wesley decides to be anything but suppressed against his in-state rival, shooting out of a cannon in transition after a Dallas Mavericks turnover before floating through the air for a tenacious one-handed throwdown over a helpless rim protector. The highflying two-guard maximized his extended look with the San Antonio Spurs’ second unit in the loss on February 14, 2024, locking in nine points and six assists.

Blake Wesley

Fearless in his approach when attacking the land of the giants, Fred VanVleet has proved instrumental in helping the much-improved Houston Rockets quickly leave last year’s win total in the dust. Eager to string together a first-time winning streak with his new organization, VanVleet gets creative against a much larger defender, similarly leaving him in the dust with a lightning-quick between-the-leg, spin sequence. Commanding the attention of four different Sacramento Kings defenders, the former NBA champion culminates the sequence unselfishly, locating his teammate on a now-wide-open cut for a two-handed jam. VanVleet played his part expertly in helping the new-look Rockets respond promptly to the challenge against a potential Western Conference elite, carving out 21 points, six rebounds, 12 assists, a pair of blocks, and four 3-pointers, guiding an early-season win on November 4, 2023.

Fred VanVleet

A mere three seasons removed from a championship run that included enough clutch shots to produce a short documentary, Khris Middleton used the In-Season Tournament to issue his opponents a much-needed reminder. Pushed the brink, late in a tie game, and only two seconds on the play clock, the three-time All-Star adds another bullet point to his clutch résumé, curling off of a screen before hitting a contested, one-legged fallaway jumper along the right baseline. Middleton’s bucket provided the Milwaukee Bucks with a lead they wouldn’t relinquish again, with another score shortly thereafter. Middleton’s ice-and-vein scoring was enough to cool the Miami Heat for a signature victory on November 28, 2023, with the talented forward chipping in 17 points, eight rebounds, and one 3-pointer.

Khris Middleton

Limping into a back-to-back with a trio of All-Stars missing from their starting lineup, the Cleveland Cavaliers had reason to worry —  until Sam Merrill provided them with a different “three” to think about. Mere buckets away from closing out the Utah Jazz for a resilient home win, the sharpshooting two-guard rises to the occasion, putting his picture-perfect form to use with a dagger 3-pointer, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Seizing every bit of his increased opportunity, Merrill embedded his name into the Cavs’ history books, tying the record for the most 3-pointers off the bench with eight, on the way to a career-high 27 points, three rebounds, and a steal in the victory on December 20, 2023.

Sam Merrill

Some people call him Nikola Vučević, others know him as “Vooch”; whatever you refer to him as, just be sure to label him as consistent along the way. A guaranteed bucket-getting double-double regardless of circumstance, scheme, or opponent, the Chicago Bulls center locates a vacated spot along the far corner before readying himself to do what he’s done throughout his decorated career: find the bottom of the net. Using one of the San Antonio Spurs’ staple plays against them, Vučević’s 3-pointer with 30 seconds remaining proved to be the dagger, solidifying their victory on January 13, 2024. Finally back to full health, Vučević played a pivotal role, putting in 24 points, 16 rebounds, five assists, three blocks and two 3-pointers.

You’ve officially passed the test of becoming a one-of-a-kind rim protector when you can take over an entire fourth quarter solely through blocked shots. Clinging to a three-point lead with just under a minute to play, Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton shows how it’s done, extending an invitation to his block party by sending a Washington Wizards layup attempt into the second row, his third rejection of the deciding quarter. Helping propel the Nets’ early-season win on November 12, 2023, the talented big ensured his presence was felt, needing just seven shots for a 10-point, 13-rebound, four-block showing.

Nic Claxton

Helping claw the Oklahoma City Thunder out of a 23-point second-half hole, Aaron Wiggins found time to do a little digging before hitting the Toronto Raptors with the proverbial shovel himself. Predictably efficient during one of his season’s premier games, the third-year sniper plays the off-ball game expertly, staying within his teammate’s field of vision for a pass before easing his way into the game-clinching triple from the left corner. Wiggins’ reliable 3-point accuracy ensured him a part of history, as the Thunder completed the fifth-largest comeback win in franchise history on February 4, 2024. Consistently clutch throughout the double OT triumph, Wiggins was one of five Thunder players to hit the 20-point plateau with 20 points, six rebounds, two assists, and four 3-pointers.

Aaron Wiggins

If it can be accomplished on the NBA hardwood, it’s safe to assume that few will do it with the unique concoction of determination, creativity, and IQ that Josh Hart provides. In search of a bucket after a pick-and-roll opens the floodgates, Hart rewards his teammate’s textbook backdoor cut by rocketing a pinpoint, fire-breathing pass through the teeth of the defense, and just out of arm’s reach of an opponent, securing the highlight assist. On a night in which Hart continually found his fellow New York Knicks, history would find him, as the do-it-all swingman finished with 10 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists, fittingly becoming the NBA’s 10th player to reach those exact marks. Paired with two blocks and two steals, Hart’s all-purpose performance helped assure an eighth-consecutive win in a triumph over the Utah Jazz on January 30, 2024.

Even the NBA’s superstars of the future are capable of getting crossed into the past when they get caught on isolation island with James Harden and his bag of tricks. Established and equipped with a move tailored to punish any defender roaming Earth, the former NBA MVP tests his defender’s ambition with his patented between-the-leg, stepback combination. Successfully encouraging him to take the bait, Harden leaves him in the rearview mirror before draping in a smooth, one-legged floater to finish the vintage sequence. Piecing together a double-double in under 30 minutes of playing time, the LA Clippers star handled business, putting in 13 points, three rebounds, 10 assists, two steals, and a pair of triples to help fuel a win over the San Antonio Spurs on November 20, 2023.

James Harden

A proven hand-in-glove fit in nearly every lineup the Cleveland Cavaliers have rolled out in 2023-24, Isaac Okoro’s ability to fit a pass through heavy traffic has been just as impressive. Battling an opposition fully aware of his reputation as a fearless rim-attacker, Okoro uses a swift drive to put both his defender and the helper in a bind, drawing enough attention to thread an acrobatic dime to a cutting teammate for a two-handed flush. Elevating his play to match the magnitude against the red-hot LA Clippers, Okoro turned in one of his most efficient performances of the season with 17 points, three assists, one steal, and three 3-pointers, prompting the victory on January 29, 2024.

Isaac Okoro

Spending the majority of the night battling amongst the trees and doing dirty work on the glass, Miles Bridges sent the NBA a well-timed reminder of what happens when you afford him a clean look. Unaffected by both an elite defense and the pressures of a tie game with under 10 seconds remaining, Bridges calmly assesses his options from a triple-threat position before proving to be the triple threat himself, draining the game-winning 3-pointer. Making his first start in over a year-and-a-half, the gifted Charlotte Hornets forward perfectly mixed physicality with pinpoint accuracy, stuffing the box score ledger with 14 points, a season-high 15 rebounds, five assists, two 3-pointers, and the game-sealing steal shortly thereafter. Bridges’ performance proved versatile enough to steal an overtime, upset win over the East-leading Boston Celtics on November 20, 2023.

Miles Bridges

Already etched into the NBA’s history books with both a victory and his second-ever triple-double, Tyus Jones found a little time to add some style to his substance. The lead engineer on the league’s fastest-paced team, Jones leaks out in transition, making himself an outlet with a 3-on-1 advantage and dozens of possibilities in play. Timing his game of cat-and-mouse with a lone defender perfectly, Jones pulls the trigger, hanging a high-arcing lob pass through the skies to set up a teammate for a crowd-inciting alley-oop finish. A catalyst in the double-digit win over an Eastern Conference standout, the gifted floor introduced the Indiana Pacers to the full Tyus Jones experience, mixing his signature floater with high-IQ plays throughout on December 15, 2023. Needing only seven shots, the Washington Wizards guard tallied up 13 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists, two blocks, two steals, and a 3-point bucket.

Tyus Jones

Ayo Dosunmu against the Atlanta Hawks has quietly become the equivalent of a bull seeing the color red. Fully aware of the opportunity to extend his team’s six-point advantage into something greater with the fourth quarter dwindling down, Dosunmu opts for the dagger, rendering the defense’s decision to go “under” a screen foolish by draining a cold-blooded, crowd-quieting 3-pointer. Just one season removed from his last game-winner in Atlanta, the skillful third-year guard was successful in sustaining excellence against a familiar foe. Elevating his play a notch higher, Dosunmu rattled off a career-high 29 points, complemented by seven assists, one steal, one block, and five triples in the victory on February 12, 2024. Equally important, Dosunmu’s breakout performance afforded the Chicago Bulls with much-needed breathing room in the standings against a like-minded Eastern Conference Play-In hopeful.

Ayo Dosunmu

Even on a night that included 30-point outbursts from each of the Philadelphia 76ers’ All-Stars, Tobias Harris decided that the possibility of producing one of his career’s greatest hits remained well within reason. Challenged by both a 14-point first quarter deficit and a shot clock drained to its final second, Harris puts on a quick-trigger clinic, connecting on a rapid-fire 3-pointer to help shake his team from its early-game doldrums. This would ultimately foreshadow what was to come for the Toronto Raptors’ defense, with the talented three-level scorer erupting for a 24-point first half, on his way to 33 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, one steal, and five 3-pointers, fueling a historic triumph on December 22, 2023. Calibrating his aggressiveness to match that of his elite teammates, Harris became a part of the first trio since at least the NBA-ABA merger to surpass the 30-point, seven-assist plateau in the same game.

Tobias Harris

The 2023 Slam Dunk Contest ended over a year ago, but New Orleans Pelicans highflyer Trey Murphy III may not have received the memo just yet. Sporting an 11-point fourth quarter lead, infinite space in the open floor and an opportunity to put a period on an impressive road victory, Murphy opts for the exclamation point, stretching out in Statue of Liberty-type fashion for an unfathomable one-handed cram in traffic. Beginning to pick up where he left off during last season’s brilliant sophomore campaign, Murphy III stabilized the second unit with nine points, three rebounds, two assists, one steal, one block, and a 3-pointer. In the process, he helped move the Pelicans to 10 games above .500 in a defensive-minded victory on February 12, 2024

Trey Murphy III

By keeping his arms extended and his head engaged against the Portland Trail Blazers, Cody Martin ensured himself a steady hand in one of the 2023-24 NBA season’s most impressive defensive showcases. Seemingly intent on sending a message before the game’s first commercial break, the versatile Charlotte Hornets wing keeps his antennas raised, racing to the top of the 3-point arc to contest a shot, sending it in the other direction to spur a transition opportunity. Unmatched in his zeal, Martin strides the length of the floor, capping the string of ambitious play with an acrobatic, switch-hand finger roll across the rim. In do-it-all mode during the win on February 25, 2024, Martin registered 11 points, six rebounds, 10 assists, two steals, and one block. Infectious in his energy, Martin helped limit the Blazers to just 80 points, the second-lowest of 2023-24 to date, as well as Charlotte’s first win in Rip City since 2008.

Cody Martin

Determined to both defend the homecourt and help the Utah Jazz maintain their pristine play during the NBA’s competitive In-Season Tournament, Lauri Markkanen concluded that it was time to up his ante on the less glamorous side of the court. Settling into position to help his teammate contain the Phoenix Suns’ All-Star scorer, the league’s reigning Most Improved Player of the Year shifts into rim protector mode, meeting the dunk attempt at the summit for an assertive block, propelling a teammate’s fastbreak score in the process. Holding their own against the star-studded Suns, the Jazz came up one bucket shy of a win on November 17, 2023, but Markkanen showcased mettle and grit on both ends of the floor, totaling 21 points, two rebounds, one steal, and a pair of blocks.

Lauri Markkanen

A master in the art of off-the-catch offense, on-court IQ, and floor spacing subtleties, Cam Johnson could locate an open shot in the middle of a phone booth if he needed to. Deliberately slow-paced during the Brooklyn Nets’ fastbreak, the fifth-year forward maneuvers into an unheralded aspect in his game, catching the already unprepared Atlanta Hawks defense by surprise with a nifty, traffic-splitting switch-hand dribble before gliding through the lane unguarded for a two-handed flush. In a must-win battle against the team just one peek above them in the Eastern Conference Play-In Race, Johnson couldn’t have picked a more precise time to deliver his campaign’s best performance to date. The star in the home blowout win on February 29, 2024, Johnson soared to the tune of a season-best 29 points (on just 15 shots), accompanied by four assists, two steals, and seven 3-pointers.

Cameron Johnson

As the old adage goes: if you come at “The King,” you had better not miss. Timing up a perfectly-synchronized cut to attack the opposition’s unbalanced zone defense, Malaki Branham is presented his chance, locating the spare key under the mattress and sneaking through the front door of the Los Angeles Lakers’ defense. Left with only a single, high-profile defender in his path, Branham accepts the challenge, taking a pass before gliding through the air for a hanging, one-handed flush over their star defender. Despite falling tantalizingly short in their late-game surge, the San Antonio Spurs’ second unit remained noteworthy, with Branham leading the charge. Continuing his impressive stretch of recent play, the second-year guard recorded 17 points, two rebounds, and three 3-pointers on February 23, 2024.

Malaki Branham

Back for a second stint with the Atlanta Hawks, Bruno Fernando certainly hasn’t had much issue rekindling his old fire in the pick-and-roll setting. Built for the rigors and physicality of around-the-rim play, the athletic big stifles an LA Clippers defender with a pair of screens, overwhelming the defense just enough to open a clear cutting lane down the middle of the floor. Sensing his chance with only an undersized guard impeding his path, Fernando gathers his footing before stretching out for a rim-rocking two-handed slam, embedding his fiery energy into the home arena. Playing a memorable role in the Hawks’ high-scoring loss to the LA Clippers, Fernando needed just 13 minutes to chalk up seven points, four rebounds, one assist, and two blocks on February 5, 2024.

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