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From the battles inside the paint to the midrange area and beyond, today’s NBA is defined by its incredible collection of talent capable of putting together a highlight reel from all three levels of the floor. Following suit, NBA Top Shot introduces “Triple Threat,” a uniquely crafted pack that will feature three of the most popular sets, including For The Win, Throwdowns, and Video Game Numbers. The Triple Threat Rare packs will provide a chance at pulling a Rare Throwdowns Moment or For The Win Moment, both minted to /699, as well as a Rare Video Game Numbers Moment, minted to /499. These will also offer Common Rookie Debut Moments minted to /4000 and Common Base Set Moments minted to /8000. These packs will be available for presale for $55. The draw will officially begin on March 28th and close on April 2, 2024 at 12 PM ET. 
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From the battles inside the paint to the midrange area and beyond, today’s NBA is defined by its incredible collection of talent capable of putting together a highlight reel from all three levels of the floor. Following suit, NBA Top Shot introduces “Triple Threat,” a uniquely-crafted pack that will feature three of the most popular sets, including For The Win, Throwdowns, and Video Game Numbers. The Triple Threat Rare packs will provide a chance at pulling a Rare Throwdowns Moment or For The Win Moment, both minted to /699, as well as a Rare Video Game Numbers Moment, minted to /499. These will also offer Common Rookie Debut Moments minted to /4000 and Common Base Set Moments minted to /8000. These packs will be available for presale for $55. The draw will officially begin on March 28th and close on April 2, 2024 at 12 PM ET. 

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

Paolo Banchero

The never-ending list of ways that Bam Adebayo impacts the Miami Heat has officially been extended, both literally and figuratively. Pushed to the brink on the game’s final possession against a competitive Detroit Pistons group, the three-time All-Star unveils a sporadically-used part of his game, taking a flip pass from his teammate before calmly burying a game-winning, 31-foot bomb, stunning the road crowd in the process. This marked Adebayo’s longest 3-pointer of his decorated career, ensuring Miami’s second victory in three nights against Detroit along the way on March 17, 2024. In setting the stage for what was to come in future nights from beyond the arc, Adebayo was predictably superb, also finding time to contribute 20 points, 17 rebounds, three assists, and one steal.

Bam Adebayo

Entering a must-score situation with a 1-on-3 disadvantage is unlikely to go in your favor — unless the scorer in question mixes power and determination like Zion Williamson does. With little time to think and the game’s outcome hinging on one final make or miss, the two-time All-Star welcomes all challengers, racing his way into the teeth of the San Antonio Spurs’ defense before delicately floating a game-winning layup off the glass under remarkably-heavy duress. Williamson’s heroic, 14-point fourth quarter takeover allowed the New Orleans Pelicans to withstand San Antonio’s valiant effort for a victory on February 2, 2024, the final night of their four-game road trip. In one of the season’s great examples of competitive fire, Williamson led the way with a game-high 33 points, eight rebounds, four assists, one steal, and one block.

Zion Williamson

In living up to his status as the NBA’s No. 1 scorer inside the paint, Giannis Antetokounmpo made efficient, above-the-rim activity his preferred form of expression during his masterpiece performance against the Washington Wizards. On the road, the two-time Most Valuable Player made a second home around the blocks and inside the arc, demoralizing them with powerful flushes, finesse finishes, and enough drive-and-kick dishes to keep them guessing on where the next stroke of the Mona Lisa would come. The end result: a 43-point performance — on 20 of 23 shooting —  followed by 13 rebounds, eight assists, one steal, and one block in the Milwaukee Bucks’ win on November 20, 2023. Antetokounmpo’s otherworldly efficiency also provided him the NBA’s highest field goal percentage (on at least 20 attempts) over the last 41 seasons.

Giannis Antetokounmpo

In matching his impeccable footwork with as quick a first-step as the NBA has to offer, Jalen Brunson has positioned himself for yet another climb up the ranks as one of the game’s premier talents. Intent on closing out a successful November with a bang, Brunson wasted zero time providing offensive fireworks against a feisty Detroit Pistons group, working patented pivots and pull-ups, alongside stepbacks and blur-quick takes to the basket. By the end of a 23-point first half, the New York Knicks star had made his name a common occurrence along the loudspeaker, and he kept the momentum flowing throughout, on the way to 42 points, six rebounds, eight assists, one steal, and seven 3-pointers, fueling a win on November 30, 2023. In producing his second 40-point game of the season, Brunson set the stage for a soon-to-arrive, first-time All-Star appearance in the coming months.

Jalen Brunson

Two enthralling seasons into his young career, Bennedict Mathurin has proven that, if nothing else, there are two things he never lacks: confidence and bounce. Given additional freedom to soar with the Indiana Pacers’ All-Star guard on the mend, the former No. 6 pick puts both on tape in a fastbreak opportunity, signaling to his teammate for an alley-oop lob from the moment his eyes locate the rim. With a quick shovel pass having to suffice, Mathurin tests gravity and a much larger Memphis Grizzlies defender, elevating for a crowd-rocking one-handed facial, supplying Indiana with an extended fourth quarter lead and a new play to chatter about. A star in his role among the second unit, Mathurin lit up the scoreboards with a team-high 24 points, seven rebounds, one steal, one block, and three 3-pointers in the impressive win on January 28, 2024.

Bennedict Mathurin

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

After allowing his teammates to do their part in stealing the Milwaukee Bucks’ lead in the final minute, Spencer Dinwiddie took on the challenge of checking the final defensive box by himself. Testing his versatility in one of the last places a defender wants to be —  guarding Damian Lillard with the game on the line —  Dinwiddie holds his own, mimicking the eight-time All-Star’s dribbles closely enough to stay tightly attached. Timing his jump perfectly, Dinwiddie extends before sending the potential game-winner in the opposite direction, drawing the delight of the crowd. The Los Angeles Lakers’ new arrival mastered the intangibles in the win on March 8, 2024, making his presence felt across the board with five points, three assists, one steal, two blocks, and one 3-pointer.

Spencer Dinwiddie

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

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

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

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

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

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

In scorching the G League’s competition on the way to this season’s second-highest scoring average, Javon Freeman-Liberty’s bucket-getting abilities ensured that it was only a matter of “when” he’d hear his name over the NBA’s loudspeakers. Given the chance to accomplish the inevitable after a pindown, pick-and-roll combination opens a reasonable path for a right-side drive, the smooth-scoring guard attacks with vigor, hanging an acrobatic layup over the outstretched arms of a Miami Heat defender. Undeterred after the shot misses, Freeman-Liberty corrals the rebound in one motion before tossing in his first-ever NBA score. Among the many highlights of the Toronto Raptors’ wire-to-wire win on January 17, 2024, Freeman-Liberty added two points and a rebound in just two minutes of play.

Javon Freeman-Liberty

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

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

After punishing the L.A. Clippers’ defensive approach with finesse in the game’s opening quarter, Kyle Kuzma dedicated the second quarter to something a bit more physical. Interested in testing the discipline of Los Angeles’ switching defense, the talented scorer works a quick pass-and-pass-back action with a teammate, revving into a full sprint down the right baseline after realizing neither defender followed him. Entering every potential dunker’s dream scenario with a running start and a somewhat-free runway to the rim, Kuzma takes flight from just outside the paint, stretching just out of reach before delivering a ferocious one-handed poster jam over Daniel Theis. Kuzma’s aerial attack headlined a dazzling 26-point first-half outing that would ultimately turn into one of his most productive games of the season. Even in the loss on March 1, 2024, the Washington Wizards star did his part with 32 points (on just 19 shots), paired with seven rebounds, one steal, and five 3-pointers.

Kyle Kuzma

Persisting their way through a season marred by injuries, lineup changes, and uncertainty, the Philadelphia 76ers have become subtle masters in the art of quickly pivoting and adjusting to new challenges. One defensive stop away from securing one of their most resilient wins of the season, Paul Reed provides an example, saving his teammate with a suitably-timed rotation before stretching out for what would ultimately become the outcome-deciding block. Missing a pair of must-have starters in a road tilt against a Cleveland Cavaliers team sporting a nine-game winning streak, Reed’s defensive demonstration couldn’t have come in a better situation. Productive in every facet during the 76ers’ test, the talented big man raised his play with 13 points, eight rebounds, two steals, and two blocks on February 12, 2024.

Paul Reed

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

Coby White

For even respected rim protectors, taking to the skies to compete with John Collins on a potential alley-oop attempt remains a poor business decision. In a jam that followed an eerie pattern to Collins’ shockwave-inducing Playoff slam that prompted the creation of a t-shirt, the highflying big got to work on a new example, operating in perfect cohesion with a teammate on a pick-and-roll before testing the air on a high-arcing lob. Unsatisfied with the possibility of a mere dunk, Collins takes a defender with him for a ride, latching onto him like a parachute before stretching out for a poster-esque finish and a quick flex thereafter. In the middle of a productive first-year with the Utah Jazz, Collins was remarkable in the win over the Memphis Grizzlies, needing just six shots to turn in an 18-point, four-block performance with three triples and countless highlights on November 10, 2023.

John Collins

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

In climbing the ranks to the upper-tier of the Eastern Conference standings, Jalen Suggs and the Orlando Magic have made it clear that they have no issue climbing the ladder on the way to a ferocious dunk, along the way. Seeking to shake off their mid-game doldrums in a competitive duel against the Charlotte Hornets, Orlando turns to a proven speciality in creating points off turnovers. Timing his jump from moment the turnover appears likely, Suggs corrals the loose ball with only a single defender giving chase before winning the battle through the skies with an explosive one-handed, and-one flush. Supplying the spark Orlando needed, Suggs’ energy helped Orlando run off a third-quarter charge on the way to a win on March 5, 2024. Versatile across the board, the 2021 first-rounder contributed four points, four rebounds, three assists, and one steal.

Jalen Suggs

Equipped with one of the smoothest long-range strokes the NBA has ever seen from a 7-footer, Karl-Anthony Towns found time to turn his consistently-special shooting gifts into something historic against the Charlotte Hornets. With a fellow All-Star counterpart making history of his own 1,000 miles away with a 70-point game of his own, the Minnesota Timberwolves star helped turn January 22, 2024 into the night for unstoppable centers, punishing the opposition with a versatile offensive attack from all over the floor. In a game that seemed to have a special aura from the opening tip, Towns set the backdrop with a 44-point first half on the way to becoming just NBA history’s seventh player to ever record multiple 60-point games. Despite falling just shy of a victory, Towns’ three-level scoring exhibit remained spectacular, as the four-time All-Star finished with 62 points, eight rebounds, two assists, and a whopping 10 3-point makes.

Karl-Anthony Towns

Left unguarded along the far corner with a chance to put in the first-ever bucket of his NBA tenure, Onuralp Bitim showed the Cleveland Cavaliers what he’s shown at every stop of his professional career. Instinctive in spotting the defense’s intent to load up on his teammate’s post-up attempt, Bitim exhibits his IQ, drifting from the dunker’s spot to the far left corner, providing an outlet before lining up the seams for a milestone 3-point bucket. In leading the second unit, Bitim made the most of both the Chicago Bulls’ shorthanded rotation and the added minutes of the double-overtime thriller. Playing a significant role in the win on February 28, 2024, Bitim chipped in 10 points on just four shots, alongside six rebounds and a pair of 3-pointers in 27 minutes of play.

Onuralp Bitim

Already perched atop the entire NBA on the double-double leaderboard, Domantas Sabonis decided that a matchup against an Eastern Conference elite called for a little something more. Settled into one of the 2023-24 season’s most competitive affairs, the three-time All-Star introduced the Orlando Magic to his full assortment of tricks. Mixing brute force and physicality around the rim, flair and finesse along the high post and perimeter, and enough dribble handoffs to produce a “how-to” tutorial, the end result proved historic. Sabonis’ greatness translated into 22 points, 23 rebounds, and 12 assists —  the first player to reach those numbers since 1968 — alongside a pair of steals and a block. The Sacramento Kings needed every bit of the do-it-all center’s production in the win on January 3, 2024, surviving a double-overtime thriller that included 24 lead changes.

Domantas Sabonis

His arrival into the Washington Wizards’ arena may have been different, as was uniform color. But, as one dribble pull-up turned into two and the scoreboard began to light up, it became clear that the Bradley Beal experience would be the same as it had always been. Ever familiar in an environment in which he became the franchise’s all-time second-leading scorer with over 15,000 points, Beal’s return featured silky-smooth bucket-getting of every variation, a 26-point first half, and ultimately, the most productive game of his Phoenix Suns tenure to date. On a near-perfect 16 of 21 shooting, the three-time All-Star turned back the clock with 43 points on the way to his first 40-point game since 2020-21. Sure to share the love during an emotional return, Beal also tallied up six assists, alongside a pair of steals and four 3-pointers, needing just 31 minutes to provide his team with a wire-to-wire victory on February 4, 2024.

Bradley Beal

Second-round picks don’t often become a consistent part of the rotation in Year One, but for Jalen Wilson, his versatility, urgency, and penchant for winning plays have made him an exception to the rule. Deemed a potential “steal” at No. 51 in the 2023 NBA Draft, Wilson opts for a different type of defensive statistic against the Miami Heat, hustling back on defense before halting the Miami Heat’s layup attempt with a well-timed block. The former collegiate national champion wasn’t one to mince time making an impact during his first week. Having a literal hand in the shorthanded Brooklyn Nets’ victory on November 1, 2023, Wilson chalked up one rebound and one block in five minutes of play.

Jalen Wilson

Nudged into a larger role with the Golden State Warriors’ backcourt ravaged by injuries, Lester Quinones found a way to both step up his play while also taking a few steps back in the process. Itching for an ounce of redemption after Trae Young’s stepback 3-pointer finds the bottom of the net, the second-year guard raises the stakes, catching an inbounds pass from the logo, setting his path for a 42-foot pull-up to beat the buzzer. Though ultimately falling short in an overtime thriller against the Atlanta Hawks, Quinones excelled as the Warriors’ second-highest scorer on the night. Making efficient use of his added look, the accurate guard needed only 22 minutes to tie for his career-high with 17 points, along with five rebounds and four 3-pointers.

Lester Quinones

When it comes to the art and nuance associated with creating angles and locating unseen tunnels within a defense’s coverage, the NBA’s 77-year history likely hasn’t met a player quite like Kyrie Andrew Irving. Equipped with the answer to every equation a defense can throw his way, the Dallas Mavericks star splits through a potential double team with elegance, pushing his dribble just out of reach before elevating into an electrifying, double-clutch finish off the glass. Flipping his switch into postseason-form with the Mavericks eyeing the coveted No. 6 spot in the competitive Western Conference, Irving’s performance was equally versatile, with 23 points, eight rebounds, 10 assists, one steal, one block, and a 3-pointer in the win over the Golden State Warriors on March 13, 2024.

Kyrie Irving

Undisputed in his claim as one of the greatest scorers to ever roam the planet, Kevin Durant remains all-too-familiar with the many methods of forcing opposing defenders to touch Earth along the way. Presented with a potential fastbreak opportunity with Utah Jazz rookie Taylor Hendricks aggressively anticipating his move, the Phoenix Suns superstar freezes him with a deceptive between-the-leg dribble before eliminating his defensive stance entirely with a swift crossover on the way to a one-handed flush. In helping the Suns wrap up the Jazz on February 8, 2024, the 14-time All-Star offered up both a “Welcome to the NBA” moment and a wire-to-wire victory. All-encompassing, the legendary forward provided 31 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, three steals, two blocks, and two 3-pointers.

Kevin Durant

Wendell Carter Jr.

With a tireless energy and determination befitting that of the NBA’s all-time greatest rivalry, Jaxson Hayes timed up his jumps in the same manner that he timed up his breakout performance with the Los Angeles Lakers: perfectly. Battling improbable odds with four different Boston Celtics jerseys crowding his attempt to crash the glass, the highflying big impacts the ball’s trajectory just enough to force an advantageous bounce before corralling the rebound himself on the way to an and-one finish. Hayes’ ambition and physical gifts helped the shorthanded Lakers survive the loss of their All-Star tandem on the way to an upset win in primetime on February 1, 2024. Rewarding the trust of his coaches, Hayes was superb with 16 points, 10 rebounds, two assists, and three steals.

Jaxson Hayes

With their depth tested on the road and their All-Star and reigning Clutch Player of the Year on the mend, the Sacramento Kings dug deep and found the next best thing: clutch plays and All-Star-like performances from their unsung heroes. Pegged into action after the Kings’ second All-Star lost the battle to foul trouble, Trey Lyles shows how a seasoned veteran handles business, recovering his footing on Naz Reid’s drive before swatting his shot off the glass. Lyles’ big-time rejection in overtime helped the Sacramento Kings sustain a three-point lead on their way to a shorthanded, signature victory on March 1, 2024. In a performance in which his on-court intangibles upstaged his actual numbers, the talented big man turned in three points, five rebounds, two assists, one block, and ultimately, the game-clinching free throw shortly thereafter.

Trey Lyles

Zeroed in on a chance to help his team find their groove during a four-game Eastern Conference road trip, MarJon Beauchamp made it clear that he intended to conquer both the Brooklyn Nets, and Brooklyn’s rims, along the way. Perfect in timing up his decision to leak down the floor for a fastbreak opportunity, the second-year guard finds himself in ripe position to deliver a poster jam, taking flight just outside of the restricted area before stretching out for a powerful flush. Always ready when his number is called, Beauchamp put a cap on a productive month, helping the Milwaukee Bucks earn a high-scoring victory on December 27, 2023. The 2022 first-rounder turned in one of his season’s best games, recording 11 points, five rebounds, two assists, one steal, and a pair of 3-pointers.

MarJon Beauchamp

Not to be outdone by his tear-jerking postgame speech nor the 252 points dropped between both teams, Pascal Siakam, poetically, ensured that his teardrop floater helped the Indiana Pacers deliver the game’s final message. Back at home in the emotionally-charged environment that authored thousands of his points, the four-time All-Star uses a decisive drive to wrestle his way into a familiar go-to spot at the rim before smoothly decelerating into the game-winning layup. In coordinating the Pacers’ come-from-behind victory on February 14, 2024, Siakam’s homecoming offered a standing ovation and tribute video, alongside a collection of new highlights in the blue-and-gold threads. Particularly dominant during the second-half rally, Siakam offered up 23 points, five rebounds, seven assists, one steal, one block, and one 3-pointer.

Pascal Siakam

Eager to make a star-sized impact just one week into his career-altering trade, RJ Barrett selected both the perfect method and environment to get the process rolling. Recognizing his teammates’ fastbreak ambition after a missed shot, Barrett supplies an outlet pass, forcing the Golden State Warriors to react quickly. Benefitting from their equally-unselfish approach, Barrett’s hustle goes rewarded as the ball locates him once more for a 3-point bucket, extending the Toronto Raptors’ double-digit advantage along the way. In a territory known and revered for its ball movement and long-range sniping, Barrett and the Raptors summoned that spirit during an impressive road victory on January 7, 2024. In exploding for his season-high in points, Barrett led the way with 37 points, six rebounds, six assists, one steal, and five 3-pointers.

RJ Barrett

If the job is being done by LaMelo Ball, one had better believe it’ll be done with flair, fearlessness, and imagination. Never one to shy away from a big-time moment, Ball sets the bait on the San Antonio Spurs’ defense, holding their attention long enough to force a double team before effortlessly escaping it with a between-the-leg, spin move combination, culminating it with an equally-crafty double-clutch scoop reverse. Ball’s go-ahead layup ensured the Charlotte Hornets the lead for good, while also putting punctuation to a second-half takeover in which he scored or assisted on 27 points, ensuring a win January 19, 2024. Leading the charge with three other 20-point scorers in his rotation, Ball put in an efficient 28-point, eight-assist, four-steal performance with four 3-pointers.

LaMelo Ball

For the Milwaukee Bucks’ defense, the good news was that Julius Randle, settled into one of the finest first-half scoring exhibitions of his career, had finally given them a break. The bad news? The three-time All-Star still had other ways of creating offense on his mind. Intent on closing the half’s final minute in style, Randle roams the paint, crashing the glass for a contested rebound after his teammate’s shot bounces off the iron. Suddenly in a battle against both gravity and the out-of-bounds line, the New York Knicks star contorts his body, adjusting mid-fall to locate a wide-open teammate who rewards his hustle with a 3-point bucket. Randle’s performance, poetically, kept the Bucks on their toes throughout the In-Season Tournament Quarterfinals game on December 5, 2023. Despite the loss, Randle balanced between scorer and playmaker seamlessly with 41 points, six rebounds, five assists, and two 3-pointers.

Julius Randle

Given an opportunity to test themselves in a measuring stick game against the defending champions, the Minnesota Timberwolves wisely allowed Jaden McDaniels to introduce two of his greatest traits: his wingspan and vertical leap. Promptly rising to the occasion against one of the NBA’s elite teams, McDaniels puts on a show in persistence, quickly recovering a loose ball after his initial dribble goes amiss. Recognizing an exploitable driving lane in the Denver Nuggets’ now-scrambled defense, the talented forward revs his engine, taking to the lane with an elusive gather step on the way to a powerful one-handed flush. Just weeks removed from setting a new career-high in scoring against a different Western Conference elite, McDaniels was back at it, tying it with 26 points, alongside six rebounds, one steal, two blocks, and four 3-pointers, battling valiantly in the one-possession loss on March 19, 2024.

Jaden McDaniels

As both his reputation as a basketball legend and nickname collection continues to grow with each passing milestone, the man affectionately nicknamed “Playoff P” and “Podcast P” may be wise to consider adding a new, similar adjective to his collection: precise. Aligned in perfect position to provide his teammate with an outlet, the nine-time All-Star readies himself for a catch-and-shoot opportunity before lining up a 3-pointer with pinpoint accuracy. George’s third-quarter triple was of historic proportions, supplanting him atop the L.A. Clippers’ franchise leaderboard with 739 3-point makes. The Clippers would ultimately be bested by the Minnesota Timberwolves on February 12, 2024, though George remained productive with 18 points, six rebounds, three assists, one steal, and a pair of triples.

Paul George

Even after nearly outscoring the Indiana Pacers by his lonesome during a 19-point first quarter outburst, Brandon Ingram made it demonstratively clear that the highlight reel was merely just beginning to roll. Toying with the Pacers’ defense to the tune of self-alley-oop jams and audacious jumpshots over approaching double teams, the All-Star forward activates his bucket-getting artistry to a higher level, first utilizing a between-the-leg dribble to reach the heart of the paint. Rapidly running out of options with a pair of long-armed defenders encompassing him, Ingram puts physics to the test, hanging through the air for an underhanded, reverse scoop shot, just out of reach of the opposition and off the glass for an improbable, high-arching finish. In helping the New Orleans Pelicans avenge a loss to that very team just days prior, Ingram was a man on a mission during the home-and-home win on March 1, 2024, totaling 34 points, eight rebounds, six assists, one steal, and one 3-pointer.

Brandon Ingram

Even accidentally, Marcus Smart continues finding ways to show his teams the lengths he’s willing to go to ensure victory. In need of a swift reaction after both his balance and his dribble go awry, Smart tumbles face-first into the hardwood, reaching out in hopes of preventing a turnover. Deflecting the ball just enough to stay within reach, Smart stops it and flips it to a teammate in one motion, setting up the must-need assist with under a minute to go. Draining the game-winning free throws moments later, Smart’s crunch-time heroics helped the Memphis Grizzlies stave off the L.A. Clippers’ comeback for a thrilling win November 12, 2023. Among the game’s leaders, Smart supplied 17 points, three rebounds, seven assists, and three 3-pointers.

Marcus Smart

As both his year-to-year averages and the opponents tasked with defending him can equally attest, Dejounte Murray continues to move at a trajectory that few across the Association can match. An isolation scorer of the highest echelon, Murray seizes a lucrative one-on-one opportunity against Santi Aldama, threatening his defensive stance with a size-up dribble before abandoning him completely with a blistering-quick crossover. Subtle in his display of showmanship with a staredown thereafter, the All-Star guard finishes the job, draining a 17-footer to offer a precursor of what was to come. On the way to tying his career-high in points, Murray took down Memphis Grizzlies defenders as if he carried a checklist, scoring on eight different defenders during the Atlanta Hawks’ defensive-minded win on March 8, 2024. Unguardable regardless of the circumstance, Murray worked his way into 41 points — on 17 of 25 shooting — accompanied by seven rebounds, six assists, two steals, and six 3-pointers.

Dejounte Murray

Engaged into a competitive, nip-and-tuck affair against their in-state rivals, Mikal Bridges wasn’t willing to allow the New York Knicks the last laugh going into halftime. Taking his reputation as one of the NBA’s most feared snipers a few steps further, the talented swingman times his momentum with just two seconds on the shot clock before raining in a 62-foot bomb, wowing the crowd while also affording the Brooklyn Nets with a one-point lead heading into intermission. Though the Nets would ultimately be upstaged by the Knicks’ second-half rally, the two-way forward conducted business as usual, registering 18 points, four rebounds, five assists, one steal, and four 3-pointers in the loss on March 23, 2024.

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