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The 15th release of the Locker Packs is back with the inclusion of the super collectible, highly coveted, Series 1 Moments. The Moments that started it all. On January 31th, the 15th iteration of Locker Packs released with the opportunity to pull Series 1 Base Set Moments.<ul><li>Price: 4 Trade Tickets</li><li>Maximum packs per order: 100</li><li>Number of Moments per Pack: 3<ul><li>Slot 1: Series 1, Common LE or Base Set Series 3</li><li>Slot 2: Base Set Series 2, Series 3, or Series 4</li><li>Slot 3: Base Set Series 3</li></ul></li></ul>For a full overview of the Moments in this Locker Pack, <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSgCcKRGNbfd_Da_JfcunCdwkm_MEz-Pz9K1tTVup19OSDN8XiQukJAp01dgYxEtjvr2NoC4k_v_9E3/pubhtml">please read here</a>.Locker packs are an always on pack experience, while supplies last, to add something new to your collection. No limit to how many times you can trade in your Moments for additional Locker Packs. 1 Moment = 1 Trade TicketFor a full view on how Trade Tickets work watch <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQxcxYNjBVs">Top Shot 101: Trade Tickets</a>
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Picture-perfect passing! In his first game back from injury, Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry is up to his old tricks by shaking off the Toronto Raptors defense before throwing a beautiful behind-the-back dime to Andrew Wiggins for the easy bucket on March 5, 2020.

Steph Curry

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James drives the lane and throws down a wicked one-handed slam against Western Conference rivals the Sacramento Kings on November 15, 2019.

LeBron James

Milwaukee Bucks superstar and MVP winner Giannis Antetokounmpo drives from the top of the key and throws down a nasty left-handed dunk over two Indiana Pacers defenders on November 16, 2019.

Giannis Antetokounmpo

Showin’ off all the tools! New Orleans Pelicans rookie phenom Zion Williamson shows of his passing skills with a nifty behind-the-back pass to teammate Lonzo Ball for the easy layup against the Utah Jazz on July 30, 2020.

Zion Williamson

Oh, Luka! Dallas Mavericks superstar guard Luka Dončić nails the clutch stepback three pointer to win game 4 of their opening round matchup against the LA Clippers and tie the series at two games apiece on August 23, 2020.

Luka Dončić

Put ‘em on skates, Trae! Atlanta Hawks star point guard Trae Young shakes off multiple defenders with some nasty ball handling before dropping the sweet layup against the Denver Nuggets on January 6, 2020.

Trae Young

Behind every superstar are the teammates that make things happen. Miami Heat guard Mario Chalmers chases down Sacramento Kings ball handler Rudy Gay in transition, picks his pocket clean, then launches a two-handed heave behind himself all the way down the court to a wide-open LeBron James on December 27, 2013.

Mario Chalmers

Get up, Mr. James! Superstar LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers gets way up for a thunderous alley-oop slam in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals against the Denver Nuggets on September 18, 2020.

No matter the age, situation, or defensive coverage, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James makes the game of basketball look effortless. James showcases his world-class athleticism by sneaking backdoor on a cut, turning teammate Malik Monk’s lob into a reverse alley-oop slam to send the crowd into a frenzy. James racked up a 30-point, 12-rebound, five-assist performance on January 19, 2022.

In hot pursuit! Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James chases down a driving Kyle Lowry and executes the picture-perfect, from-behind block against the Toronto Raptors on August 1, 2020.

When your blocked shots have visibly notable exit velocity, you’re doing something right on defense. Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James, already an all-time chasedown block artist, picks up a surging Collin Sexton in transition then launches his layup attempt to the scorers’ table in a January 25, 2021 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

That’s my quarterback! LeBron James sizes up a defensive rebound as it caroms off the rim then immediately throws a perfect spiral down the court to a streaking Kentavious Caldwell-Pope on January 10, 2021. James put up 18 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in the Los Angeles Lakers’ win over the Houston Rockets.

Going high off the glass! In his first game back in the lineup since Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Miami Heat point guard Goran Dragić drives the lane and finishes with a sweet soft-touch finger roll against the Los Angeles Lakers during second quarter action of Game 6 on October 11, 2020.

Goran Dragić 

Memphis Grizzlies rookie standout Ja Morant soars above the Phoenix Suns defense and throws down the huge right-handed jam on December 11, 2019.

Ja Morant

Showing that range! Anthony Davis of Los Angeles Lakers steps outside and drains the deep three pointer against the Miami Heat in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on October 6, 2020.

Anthony Davis

The fabulous floater! Breakout Miami Heat rookie guard Tyler Herro gets in the paint and nails the high-arcing floater over the outstretched arm of Anthony Davis during third quarter action of Game 4 of the NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers on October 6, 2020. Herro finished with a big-time 21 points on the night.

Tyler Herro

With the right hand! Los Angeles Lakers guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope drives strong to the hole and gets up for a pretty right-handed layup to extend the Lakers’ lead over the Miami Heat late in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on October 6, 2020.

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

“So quick, so fast, a lot of length as well…” Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant “can do anything.” In one of KD’s favorite plays of the season, Morant showcases some craft and guile, using a behind-the-back and a pump fake to get a LA Clippers big into the air before ducking under to float in a seemingly effortless off-hand, up-and-under scoop finish. Morant shined under California’s bright lights with a 28-point and eight-assist performance to power Memphis to a 120-114 win on October 23, 2021.

When Anthony Edwards gets out in transition, “there’s nothing you can do to stop him.” KD narrates ones of his top plays from Edwards this season as the Minnesota Timberwolves guard drops a swift in-and-out crossover combo to get by the initial defender, then takes no prisoners at the rim with a dynamic dunk over the last line of defense. Minnesota’s budding star had a huge night in 40 minutes of action against the New Orleans Pelicans on October 25, 2021: 28 points, nine rebounds and three dimes.

Anthony Edwards

What a finish! NBA legend and Atlanta Hawks veteran Vince Carter drills what could be his last three pointer in the dying seconds against the New York Knicks on March 11, 2020. Even after 22 seasons, he's still half-man, half-amazing.

Vince Carter

There are three-point shooters who change games, and three-point shooters who change the game. Steph Curry is definitively the latter. In a home opener to kick off another potential MVP season, the Golden State Warriors guard pushes the ball up the court and heaves it to a teammate in the corner. Curry then chases his own pass and calls for the ball back to sink a high-flying, catch-and-shoot triple. The seven-time All-Star hit his first 10 field goals of the night on October 21, 2021, while pouring in 25 of his 45 points in the first quarter alone.

Draymond Green’s a true extension of his coach on the floor, able to make reads on the fly and adjust accordingly to create a positive result for his squad. Here, the Golden State Warriors All-Star brings the ball up, directs traffic and motions his teammate to cut to the basket in time for a perfect feed. Green dropped six points, pulled down seven rebounds and had six assists in a 126-112 win over the Washington Wizards on March 14, 2022.

Draymond Green

Derrick Rose’s insane speed and athleticism has made him an underrated shot blocker at the point guard spot. The New York Knicks guard stays with his man off the ball and leaps to reject his layup into the baseline stands. The former MVP was very effective with 16 points and six assists off the bench in a December 2, 2021 matchup against the Chicago Bulls.

Derrick Rose

Blocks off the glass just hit different. Picking up reigning NBA champ Giannis Antetokounmpo at halfcourt, Philadelphia 76ers sophomore forward Paul Reed tracks the two-time MVP as he makes a break for the rim. Reed comes up big, swatting a layup attempt off the backboard for one of his two blocks on November 9, 2021.

Paul Reed

Some of Zach LaVine’s most exciting slams come via action on the baseline. LaVine sizes up his defender, makes a swift spin move to get around him and goes up for a powerful, one-handed jam that rocks the rim. The Chicago Bulls All-Star contributed 26 points, five rebounds and three assists in a 126-115 victory over the Orlando Magic on February 1, 2022.

Zach LaVine

How'd he do that? Philadelphia 76ers big man Joel Embiid flexes his point guard skills with a nifty through-the-legs dime to teammate Ben Simmons for the reverse layup against the Atlanta Hawks on October 28, 2019.

Joel Embiid

When the Golden State Warriors get a numbers advantage on the break, it’s wise to get your cameras ready. Taking advantage of a teammate’s excellent defense, Warriors rookie forward Jonathan Kuminga leaks out in transition, outrunning each of the Sacramento Kings players down the floor before starting up his own in-game Slam Dunk Contest with a show-stopping reverse cradle jam. Kuminga had highlights in abundance with 18 points, seven rebounds and a steal in a 126-114 victory on February 3, 2022.

Jonathan Kuminga

Guarding Paul George is no small feat, especially for a young player not used to his play style. George goes right at his mismatched rookie defender, flashing his handle with a crossover behind his legs, then pivots into a beautiful spinning jumper. The LA Clippers star flirted with a triple-double in a 119-115 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on December 3, 2021, finishing with 19 points, nine assists, eight rebounds and two steals.

Paul George

It’s not just the athleticism, it’s the attitude. Minnesota Timberwolves rookie Anthony Edwards shows no fear taking off from the three-point line to run up and plaster a massive slam on the Golden State Warriors on January 25, 2021.

Shake it, Ja! Memphis Grizzlies breakout rookie star Ja Morant steals a late-game inbounds pass before blessing the crowd with a sweet shimmy against the Minnesota Timberwolves on January 7, 2020.

Fueled by competitiveness and his basketball IQ, there are no matchups too big for Golden State Warriors defensive powerhouse Draymond Green. Holding a 116-111 lead in the fourth quarter of Game 3 of the First Round, everyone in the arena knew where the Denver Nuggets would go with the ball next. Outsized by a skilled and strong Nikola Jokić, Green stands his ground before perfectly timing a reach to come up with a game-sealing steal to push his team to a 118-113 win and a 3-0 series lead. The six-time All-Defensive teamer was everywhere on April 21, 2022 with six points, five rebounds, 10 assists and two steals.

Classic Steph! Golden State Warriors sharp-shooting guard Steph Curry drains the deep three against the Toronto Raptors in his first game back from injury on March 5, 2020.

LaMelo Ball has the length and awareness to be a problem in this league for a long time. The Charlotte Hornets rookie blows by his Oklahoma City Thunder defender on the perimeter, attacks the hoop and finishes with his off-hand for his first career bucket on December 26, 2020.

LaMelo Ball

Canadian sensation R.J. Barrett of the New York Knicks runs the break before breaking out the slick euro step for the easy bucket against the San Antonio Spurs on October 23, 2019.

RJ Barrett

If you fail to put a body on DeMarcus Cousins when boxing out, an easy bucket is sure to follow. Cousins promptly sheds a smaller defender and positions himself for a mighty, one-handed putback slam. The Denver Nuggets veteran played a key role in 13 minutes off the bench in a 115-110 win over the Sacramento Kings on February 26, 2022, finishing with nine points, eight rebounds and two steals.

DeMarcus Cousins

Picking up a 6-foot-8 Gordon Hayward when he’s headed to the rim with momentum is no easy task. Here, the Charlotte Hornets forward catches a long pass on the break, takes one big dribble and rises up for a forceful, two-handed slam over a defender at the rim. In the first game of the season, Hayward finished with 27 points, five rebounds and three assists in a 123-122 win against the Indiana Pacers on October 20, 2021.

Gordon Hayward

Whether he’s scoring points in bunches or using his gravity to set up an open teammate, Denver Nuggets big Nikola Jokić has the code to crack any defense. With the Nuggets needing one more bucket to seal the game and extend their season, the reigning MVP rolls after a screen, receives a pass and goes straight into a Eurostep before delivering an on-the-money dime to a wide-open Will Barton in the corner. Jokić put on a show for the Denver crowd with 37 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three triples in a 126-121 win over the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 of the First Round on April 24, 2022.

Nikola Jokić

Make 'em dance, Trae! Atlanta Hawks breakout star Trae Young shakes San Antonio Spurs vet Lamarcus Aldridge before dishing the rock for a sweet two-handed dunk on November 5, 2019.

In the best season of his career to date, it was only right that first-time All-Star  Andrew Wiggins added some one-of-a-kind postseason highlights to his catalog. Attacking a rotating Memphis Grizzlies defense on a hard close-out, Wiggins finds a runway to the basket before rising up for a rugged, two-handed poster jam all over a Memphis Grizzlies big. Wiggins kept the highlights coming with 16 points and nine rebounds on May 3, 2022.

Andrew Wiggins

After spending much of Game 1 overcoming the Boston Celtics’ defense by setting up his teammates, it was only right that Giannis Antetokounmpo eventually served one up for himself. Battling tough defense, the Milwaukee Bucks forward uses a shot fake to free himself before tossing the ball off the glass for a self-assist slam dunk. This pushed the Bucks’ lead to 16 with six minutes to go, helping them secure a victory on the road. Antetokounmpo, fittingly, finished with a triple-double, 24 points, 13 rebounds, 12 assists and two blocks in the 101-89 win on May 1, 2022.

Sometimes, the difference between a star and a full-on superstar can be found through how a player responds in must-win games with the season on the line. Down 3-2 against the defending NBA champions on their own home court, Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum showed which type he was in Game 6. Working against a taxing Bucks defense late in the game, Tatum finds an extra gear, rejecting a pick-and-roll on the way to the basket before exploding through with a strong, and-one layup in traffic, pushing the Celtics’ lead to 13 with two minutes to go. Forcing Game 7, Tatum pieced together a 46-point, nine-rebound, four-assist game with seven triples on May 13, 2022.

Jayson Tatum

Scottie Barnes of the Toronto Raptors has a polished play style that extends far beyond his limited experience in the pros. Barnes sets up on the elbow, takes a couple bounces with his right, then drops a sweet, one-handed spin dunk with the same hand. The Rising Star hit six of his eight field goals and finished with 13 points and four rebounds in a home matchup with the Chicago Bulls on October 25, 2021.

Scottie Barnes

If you’re gonna make a run at the Golden State Warriors, you’d better at least come equipped with a generational scorer capable of hitting any shot. Working off a drag screen near half court, Dallas Mavericks star guard Luka Dončić proves to be that guy, blowing by a defender on a pick-and-roll switch before hitting an off-balanced, high-arching leaner. Though ultimately for naught, Dončić’s efforts helped provide a small comeback scare. The All-Star finished his most successful season with 28 points, nine rebounds, six assists, three triples and one steal on May 26, 2022. 

Rookies aren’t expected to make a big impact in the playoffs but it’s clear Jose Alvarado had other plans. Using his viral sneak-steal, the undersized menace preys on one of the NBA’s greatest floor generals with an incredible defensive play, leading to an easy score the other way. The play helped halt any comeback attempt from the Phoenix Suns, as the Pelicans marched to a 118-103 win to even the First Round series up at 2-2. Alvarado chipped in five points, two rebounds and a pair of key fourth-quarter swipes on April 24, 2022.

Jose Alvarado

Twelve years of buckets sure add up quick. As his teammates set up their offense in the first quarter of an April 12, 2021 win over the Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry pushes the pace and attacks the paint for an historic layup. With the bucket, Curry supplanted mythically dominant big man Wilt Chamberlain as the iconic franchise’s all-time leading scorer.

Give and you shall receive, or such was the case for Gary Payton II, who happened to be in position for the biggest shot of his professional career in the fourth quarter of Game 5 of the First Round. Following a series of extra passes, Payton finds himself open with the ball, then stabilizes for a three-pointer that extends the Golden State Warriors’ lead to five, effectively sealing the series over the Denver Nuggets. Payton was dependable and excellent, with 15 points on six-of-eight shooting and three triples in a 102-98 victory on April 27, 2022.

Gary Payton II

Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Darius Garland catches the pass in the paint before getting the tough layup to go against the Chicago Bulls on January 18, 2020.

Darius Garland

After staking his claim as the NBA’s best late-game scorer in the regular season, it was only right that Chicago Bulls star guard DeMar DeRozan have that opportunity in the postseason. Up three with 30 seconds to go in Game 2 of the First Round, the five-time All-Star called his own number, attacking the rim with aggression on the way to a cold-blooded game-clincher over and around the Milwaukee Bucks defense. DeRozan was spectacular, tallying 41 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two blocks in the 114-110 victory to even the series at one game apiece on April 20, 2022.

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