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Deep into what is shaping up to be one the NBA’s most competitive, high-scoring seasons to date, the stars of the hardwood have consistently made one message clear: every night has a chance to offer something you’ve never seen before. In celebration of the do-it-all talents and their most memorable box score performances, NBA Top Shot brings back a popular set, Video Game Numbers: Quick Rip, in March. These packs will offer a chance to snag a Rare Video Game Numbers Moment minted to just /499, alongside marquee Moments from Fresh Threads, Rookie Debut, and Base Set collections. Distributed through RSVP form, Quick Rip pre-orders will end on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, at 12 PM ET for $9.

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

LeBron James

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

Steph Curry

These days, you can always count on Jayson Tatum to be in two places at once: in the thick of the NBA’s annual Most Valuable Player race and in the recurring nightmares of defenders across the Association. On his way to a 31-point first half showing —  a career-best —  the still-ascending Boston Celtics star produced a clinic on how to score in every way possible. From guarded to unguarded, to scoring efficiently at all three levels, Tatum, ironically, left the Brooklyn Nets with the task of catching the ball out of the net all throughout the victory on February 13, 2024. Matching finesse with physicality during his 41-point performance, Tatum also contributed 14 rebounds, five assists, two steals, one block, and five 3-pointers.

Jayson Tatum

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

Kyrie Irving

Still as clutch as they come in the NBA with his new team, Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard has left opponents with that ever-familiar, deer-in-the-headlights look when he has the ball in the fourth quarter. Tried and tested against a feisty, unrelenting Detroit Pistons group, the newly-named All-Star starter decides to unleash perhaps his most exhilarating performance in a Bucks uniform, lighting up the opposition for 45 points —  28 of those in the second half —  six rebounds, 11 assists, one steal, and five 3-pointers. A scorer of video game-like proportions, Lillard, predictably, also had a little something prepared for the game’s final minute, adjusting his watch to “Dame Time” before producing the game-clinching steal and score, ensuring victory on January 20, 2024.

Damian Lillard

Just seven days removed from a jaw-dropping 52-point game, Devin Booker decided it was time to stop holding back. Engaged in one of the great offensive stretches of his decorated career, Booker scorched the Indiana Pacers’ defense in every way conceivable, piecing together a box score that read as follows: 62 points, five rebounds, four assists, two blocks, and six 3-pointers. Double teams nor pick-and-roll traps could cool the Phoenix Suns star on this night, as he turned in a career-high 22 field goal makes, despite the losing effort on January 26, 2024. Booker embedded his name into the month of January in a way few others could, with four different games of 40-plus points on the way to a Western Conference Player of the Month nod.

Devin Booker

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 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 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

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

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 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

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

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

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

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

Alperen Şengün

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

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

Miles McBride

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

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

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

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

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

One season after breaking the NBA’s single-season rookie 3-point record, Keegan Murray’s accurate scope has again put history in his sights in Year Two. Locked, loaded, and prepared to quiet the Utah Jazz, Murray put some pressure on the NBA’s single-game 3-point record, draining 12 triples in the victory on December 16, 2023. Becoming just the seventh player in NBA history to hit a dozen or more from deep, the Sacramento Kings’ sniper had a box score that told the story just as precisely as his shooting did: 47 points on just 23 shots, eight rebounds, two assists, and two steals

Keegan Murray

An already-imposing mixture of athleticism and ambition, Jalen Duren has quietly introduced two additional descriptive words to his game in Year Two: footwork and finesse. Hunting down a rebound after his initial miss, the Detroit Pistons center gets innovative, taking an Oklahoma City Thunder defender for a ride with a smooth pump-fake and pivot combination to free his path for a left-handed finish at the rim. Unbothered by the challenge of dealing with the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed, the second-year big put his tantalizing potential on display, with 22 points, 21 rebounds, six assists, and a block in the win on January 28, 2024.

Jalen Duren

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

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

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

Shorthanded, in dire need of a victory, and four games into a grueling road trip, Trae Young concluded that it was time to put on a world tour of his own all around the San Antonio Spurs’ court. Matching the Spurs’ pesky rebuttals play-for-play, Young found time to maneuver through pick-and-rolls, loft high-arching rainbow floaters over the NBA’s block leader, and zip lasers right through the heart of the defense. Unwilling to allow his highlights to be limited to one side of the court, the three-time All-Star did what the greats do, putting his body on the line for a game-winning charge, helping his Atlanta Hawks survive a high-powered Wild West shootout on November 30, 2023. Scoring or assisting on a whopping 77 points, the Hawks’ star’s final box score concluded with a season-high 45 points, 14 assists, four rebounds, two steals, and two 3-pointers.

Trae Young

Notably dependable in his ability to generate buckets for each of his first five NBA teams, Kelly Olynyk, predictably, had no issue sustaining that style for his hometown team. Fighting off what he called the “goosebumps” of finally playing for his native franchise, the Toronto Raptors big supplies the energy, raiding a passing lane to set up a fastbreak opportunity before taking to the rim himself, fighting through traffic for a crafty, underhanded finish. Leading the charge for the second unit in the loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Olynyk kept the statisticians busy, logging 11 points, six rebounds, three assists, three steals, one block and one triple on February 10, 2024.

Kelly Olynyk

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

Walker Kessler

Locked into battle against his former team while also seeking to leave a positive first imprint with his new team, Spencer Dinwiddie decided to do what he’s done at every stop of his career: distribute the ball in a way few others can. Reading the Detroit Pistons’ defense like a children’s book, the veteran guard needs only a quick first step before channeling his intuition, catapulting a pass to the opposite far corner to set up his smooth-shooting teammate for a 3-point bucket. Playing the role of quarterback for the Los Angeles Lakers’ second unit, Dinwiddie made his presence felt everywhere with six points, two rebounds, seven assists, two steals, and one 3-pointer in a commanding victory on February 13, 2024.

Spencer Dinwiddie

Smooth, efficient, and as consistent as it gets, Desmond Bane has once again taken his game to a new level in 2023-24. Down three starters and trailing in the second half, the smooth-scoring two-guard gets right to work, burying the Detroit Pistons with nifty, high-arching finishes off the glass, subtle pull-ups, and buckets from every location on the floor. Bane’s second-half shooting was almost mythical, putting in 32 of his career-high 49 points over that frame, the second-most in Memphis Grizzlies franchise history. Unsatisfied with just a brilliant scoring output, Bane also found time to chip in six rebounds, eight assists, one steal, two blocks, and four 3-pointers in the come-from-behind victory on December 6, 2023.

Desmond Bane

To come away with a victory against the NBA’s defending champions, a team must be prepared to do the “little things” time and time again. A master of impacting the game beyond the box score, Utah Jazz guard Kris Dunn provides the example, climbing through the trees to snag an offensive rebound before showcasing his IQ, shoveling a pass to a cutting teammate for a two-handed flush. Helping the Jazz protect home court in a win over the Denver Nuggets on January 10, 2024, Dunn stamped his presence on the game’s outcome with five points, four rebounds, three assists, four steals, one block and a 3-pointer.

Kris Dunn

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

Keon Ellis

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

Tyrese Haliburton

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

Jrue Holiday

From a breathtaking first basket to the final score that followed, everything went according to plan during P.J. Washington’s opening performance with the Dallas Mavericks. Getting acclimated in a sure-to-be staple play in the pick-and-roll with his superstar teammate, Washington takes off, catapulting through the air for an explosive alley-oop flush, his first-ever points in a Mavericks uniform coming in style. Quickly winning over the fanbase with his two-way contributions, Washington helped Dallas ignite for a 146-point showing in the statement victory over Oklahoma City Thunder on February 10, 2024. Bolstering the second unit, the athletic forward chipped in 14 points, five rebounds, one steal, and one 3-point make.

P.J. Washington

The Dallas Mavericks’ aggressiveness at the 2024 NBA trade deadline and Daniel Gafford’s aggressiveness around the rim have already created a match made in heaven. Swift in providing a strong return on investment for his new team, Gafford eliminates an Oklahoma City Thunder defender with a pick-and-roll, freeing space for his All-Star teammate to step into a pull-up. Magnetic in his approach on the glass, the Mavericks’ athletic big stampedes through a barricade of white jerseys to snag a more-than-contested rebound before finishing an and-one layup over the entire city of Oklahoma. A perfect 4-0 since ingratiating himself into the Mavericks’ rotation, Gafford couldn’t have asked for a better debut, needing just 17 minutes to turn in a 19-point, nine-rebound, one-block showing on February 10, 2024.

Daniel Gafford

Intrigued by the rare opportunity to add an efficient 20-point scorer at the trade deadline, the New York Knicks opted to do what Bojan Bogdanović has done throughout his career: take the shot and drain it. Offering the home crowd a soon-to-be-familiar sighting, the talented long-range sniper takes advantage of a teammate’s well-timed cut, calmly positioning himself along the right wing for a catch-and-shoot 3-pointer that finds the bottom of the net. A consistent contributor to the Knicks’ shorthanded, eight-man rotation in his New York debut, Bogdanović added 11 points, three rebounds, one steal, and two 3-pointers in the loss to the Indiana Pacers on February 10, 2024.

Bojan Bogdanović

Four eventful stops into his Hall of Fame-caliber career, Kyle Lowry’s decorated journey has finally brought him home. Peppered with a well-deserved standing ovation from the Philadelphia 76ers’ crowd, the hometown veteran provides the fans with a reason to remain on their feet, catching a New York Knicks defender unfocused with a swift left-side drive before finishing at the rim with an acrobatic reverse layup in traffic. A standout among the 76ers’ reserves, the do-it-all guard’s box score was predictably all-encompassing with 11 points, four rebounds, five assists, one 3-pointer, and a +4 plus-minus, even in the loss on February 22, 2024.

Kyle Lowry

In a matter of seconds, Monte Morris went from playing for the team with the NBA’s fewest wins to playing for a team in the mix for Western Conference’s No. 1 seed. Yet, even amidst the seismic, turbulent shift, his shooting stroke remains as sturdy as ever. Suddenly thrust into a duel between two Wild West powerhouses, the veteran guard gets to work, maneuvering through a pair of screens until an avenue opens up. Finally free to hoist, Morris uses a quick between-the-legs to freeze the environment in place before draining a 3-pointer from 29-feet away, his first bucket as a member of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Morris’ debut afforded the opportunity to do a little bit of everything, as he contributed five points, two rebounds, two assists, one steal, one block, and a 3-pointer in 18 minutes, helping ensure a convincing win over the Los Angeles Clippers on February 12, 2024.

Monte Morris

They may not have known it at the time, but whoever coined the term “making a quick buck” described Patrick Beverley’s debut to a tee. A beneficiary of his teammate’s unselfish pass, Beverley proves flawless in his goal of making an immediate impact, draining a 3-pointer from the corner on the very first offensive possession of his Milwaukee Bucks tenure. The spirited, 3-and-D floor general kept the winning plays flowing throughout the night, chipping in six points, four assists, a pair of 3-pointers, and a +8 on the plus-minus sheet in just 11 minutes of play, helping inspire a near-wire-to-wire, blowout victory over the Charlotte Hornets on February 9, 2024.

Patrick Beverley

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

Rui Hachimura

Three seasons removed from his first, bucket-filled tenure with the New York Knicks, the smooth-shooting Alec Burks decided it was time for an update. Fully familiar with the rims and nets at The Mecca, Burks reintroduces himself in style, pumping the breaks on a between-the-leg combination to create just enough space before raising up for an audacious 3-pointer under duress. Putting together a performance befitting of both the Knicks’ classic-themed uniforms and the rivalry with the Indiana Pacers, Burks was a standout, putting in 22 points, two rebounds, and four triples, though in a losing effort on February 10, 2024.

Alec Burks

Empowered in his new, extended opportunity with the Charlotte Hornets, Tre Mann has already begun to “spread his wings.” A thrilling mixture of craftiness and creativity, Mann introduces a signature move, timing his pick-and-roll with a blur-quick between-the-leg maneuver to leave his defender in the rearview, freezing the Memphis Grizzlies’ center just long enough to locate his cutting big for a score. Undefeated over his first four matchups as the Hornets’ starting floor general, Mann was productive in the win on February 10, 2024, totaling nine points, four rebounds, nine assists, two steals and one 3-pointer.

Tre Mann

Making their name as the 2024 NBA Trade Deadline’s most active team, the Detroit Pistons have already found talent willing to provide that same on-court vigor. Dialed in and looking to provide a defensive identity for his new team, Quentin Grimes reacts swiftly to a misplaced inbounds pass, racing out in transition for a two-handed transition flush. Helping keep the Pistons competitive in a closely-contested loss to the Orlando Magic on February 24, 2024, Grimes made use of his extended playing time, contributing across the board with five points, two rebounds, four assists, two steals, and a block.

Quentin Grimes

How do you solve the problem of being one of the lowest-ranked 3-point shooting teams in the NBA? By trading for the player who has hit the most 3-pointers over the last five seasons, of course. Free to explore opportunities with the Philadelphia 76ers missing each of their top two scorers, smooth-shooting Buddy Hield matches the ultra-green light with equal accuracy, taking an Atlanta Hawks defender dancing with a swift crossover-stepback combo before dropping in a cold-blooded 3-point bucket over his outstretched arms. Joining three other 20-point scorers on his team, Hield’s debut in Philadelphia packed highlights in abundance. Despite the loss on February 9, 2024, the talented swingman made the proper introduction with 20 points, four rebounds, six assists, and four 3-pointers.

Buddy Hield

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

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Among the NBA’s most unguardable talents, it was only right for Bradley Beal to close out the 2023 calendar year with a reminder of what he’s done for the last decade. Showcasing his deceptive speed, the former All-Star guard leaks out in transition, outpacing the opposition on the way to a demonstrative two-handed flush in the face of an Orlando Magic defender. The win on December 31, 2023 was business as usual for Beal, as he needed only 13 shots to pour on 25 points, along with two assists and a steal.

Bradley Beal

The transition into the Detroit Pistons’ blue-and-red threads has also afforded Simone Fontecchio something he seldom had before: the ultra-green light. Holding his own in isolation against a future Hall of Fame scorer, the smooth-shooting forward takes full advantage of the defense-to-offense transition, providing an outlet for his teammate on a 4-on-1 fastbreak chance before calmly floating in the and-one layup. Feisty and competitive in the narrow loss to the LA Clippers on February 10, 2024, Fontecchio helped anchor the second unit with a 20-point debut, along with nine rebounds, one steal, and three 3-pointers.

Simone Fontecchio

With his indefatigable energy, Jalen Green sure packed quite the punch into just 21 minutes of playing time. Amped up after hitting a 3-pointer on the other end, the exciting young Houston Rockets guard invades a pick-and-roll, setting the stage for a steal and then a one-handed fastbreak flush. Needing just three quarters, Green was brilliant in a blowout win over the Los Angeles Lakers, lighting up the scoreboard for an efficient 28-point, seven-rebound, three-assist night, along with five 3-pointers on November 8, 2023.

Jalen Green

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

Dennis Schröder

The Lakers’ seesaw battle ended in defeat on December 30, 2023, but the nine-time All-Star was splendid as usual, dominating in the form of 33 points, 18 rebounds, eight assists, four steals, and two blocks.

Anthony Davis

Elite rim protectors haven’t passed every test until they’ve dealt with No. 12 from the Memphis Grizzlies speeding into the lane. Fearless in the face of a battle against the NBA’s No. 1 shot-blocker, Ja Morant lives up to his reputation as one of the game’s most electrifying talents, putting the San Antonio Spurs on ice with a swift misdirection dribble before levitating through the air for a passionate two-handed flush. Sending a jolt through the arena, the two-time All-Star brought the highlights in abundance in the victory on January 2, 2024, energizing the team with a game-high 26 points, five rebounds, 10 assists, one steal and three 3-pointers to open the new calendar year in style.

Ja Morant

With three of their Opening Day starters tending to injuries, Jarrett Allen decided it was time to do what All-Stars do best. Setting the tone early, the Cleveland big showcases his physicality, snagging a teammate’s miss before putting it in himself. Anchoring the Cavs’ late come-from-behind victory, Allen was brilliant, posting 24 points and 23 rebounds —  the fourth 20-20 game of his career —  and six assists, a signature performance against the Dallas Mavericks on December 27, 2023.

Jarrett Allen

On his way to more than 20,000 career points, there isn’t a defender nor a defensive scheme that Damian Lillard hasn’t rendered irrelevant at some point or another. A master of pick-and-roll angles, Lillard uses a swift between-the-leg to free himself of one defender, before leaving another in the dust with a breathtaking behind-the-back, up-and-under combination for an uncontested finish at the rim. In the middle of one of his annual offensive scoring tears, Lillard was in All-Star form on December 17, 2023, lighting the Houston Rockets up for 39 points, five rebounds, 11 assists, three steals and five 3-pointers.

Despite being on the road, down three in the fourth quarter, and in a must-score situation, Bojan Bogdanović was right at home. In a tight duel against his former team, the smooth-shooting Detroit Pistons forward showcased his clutch gene, navigating through a screen before hoisting a rainbow 3-pointer over a lengthy Utah Jazz defender to help force overtime. A former 20-point scorer for Utah, Bogdanović appeared at ease, igniting for 36 points, seven rebounds, five assists, and eight triples in a high-scoring loss on January 3, 2024.

For a defender, few sights are scarier than Zion Williamson with a head of steam, looking to get to his left hand. In a breathtaking display of balance, touch, and pure strength, Williamson protects his dribble with a lightning-quick spin move before taking flight against two Minnesota Timberwolves centers for an acrobatic and-one finish. Matched up against the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed, Williamson picked an ideal time for a season-high performance, requiring just 17 shots for 36-point, five-rebound, two-assist masterpiece on December 11, 2023.

Zion Williamson

Admired for his defensive IQ and athleticism, it was only right that the man nicknamed “Maple Jordan” took flight for a highlight play in the Windy City. Mere seconds after his cut and buzzer-beating floater on offense, Andrew Wiggins maintains his intensity, tracking down the Chicago Bulls’ transition layup with a clutch, fourth quarter rejection. On a night dominated by offensive brilliance, Wiggins was impactful on both sides of the floor, tallying 17 points, five rebounds, eight assists, a steal and a block in the Golden State Warriors’ shootout victory on January 12, 2024.

Andrew Wiggins

Fittingly nicknamed “The Mayor,” Spencer Dinwiddie knows all of the hidden lanes and avenues in the city of Brooklyn to warp passes through. Keeping the Brooklyn Nets’ offense afloat in a must-win In-Season Tournament game, Dinwiddie works a pick-and-roll, holding his dribble just long enough to freeze two Orlando Magic defenders before angling an alley-oop lob through the skies for his athletic big to slam. The do-it-all combo guard picked an ideal time to bring his A-game, turning in 29 points, five rebounds, nine assists, and five 3-pointers to lead a Group C victory on November 14, 2023.

If the possession begins with the two-man game between Jamal Murray and his All-Star big man, the only question left to ask is how many points the defense is about to surrender. Trying and succeeding in his plan to send the Indiana Pacers’ defense an early message, Murray puts that yin-yang cohesion to use, working a dribble handoff, pick-and-roll rejection, and then a quick-witted crossover to clear his alley for an around-the-rim reverse layup. In double-figures before you could even say “double-figures,” the Denver Nuggets star blitzed the opposition with a 12-point first quarter, a precursor of what was ultimately to come. The brilliant combo guard would finish with 31 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, and three 3-pointers, fueling an exciting win on January 23, 2024.

Jamal Murray

Back for a second run with the Detroit Pistons, Kevin Knox II is quietly putting together quite the highlight reel in 2023-24. Quickly recognizing the amount of defensive attention on his teammate, Knox synchronizes the perfect cut through the lane, setting himself up to deliver a ferocious in-traffic jam. Helping stave off the Toronto Raptors for a critical victory, Knox was rock solid, producing 17 points, two rebounds, and three 3-pointers on December 30, 2023.

Kevin Knox II

Play the game of basketball unselfishly, and be prepared to reap the rewards. Lighting up the scoreboard in one of the most efficient shooting performances of his career, Gary Trent Jr. thinks team-first, swinging the ball around the perimeter to a wide-open teammate to keep the defense guessing, only to receive it again moments later before draining a smooth corner 3-pointer. Helping the Toronto Raptors open up a 35-point second quarter advantage, Trent Jr. led the way with 28 points on a remarkable 10-of-13 from the field, along with eight triples in a convincing win over the Miami Heat on January 17, 2024.

Gary Trent Jr.

Another year, another season of pick-and-roll brilliance from Clint Capela. In dire need of an answer after watching their 35-point lead slip dwindle to seven, Capela and his All-Star teammate turn to ‘ol reliable, using an action-packed screen-and-roll to set up a contact jam at the rim. Routinely among the NBA’s best roll men, Capela was business as usual on MLK Day, logging 13 points, 12 rebounds, and four blocks to push his Atlanta Hawks past the San Antonio Spurs for a win on January 15, 2024.

Clint Capela

Tasked with making his first start of the 2023-24 season, Caleb Houstan took his opportunity and ran with it. With the Orlando Magic clinging to a slight one-point lead with one minute remaining, the 2022 second-rounder did what he had done all throughout the night: punish the Atlanta Hawks defense from the perimeter with catch-and-shoot accuracy. Living up to his reputation as a right-corner 3-point sniper, Houston rattled off a career-high 25 points with seven 3-point makes, along with four assists and a steal, starring in a resilient overtime win on January 7, 2024.

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