Cameron Johnson

From tallying career-best numbers in the statistical column to block attempts against the NBA’s No. 1 paint scorer, Cam Johnson has confirmed that in 2024-25, no feat stands unreasonably beyond his expansive reach. Only getting better with each successive season, the Brooklyn Nets’ versatile swingman showcases celebrated 3-and-D chops, perfectly timing his leap to ferociously send Giannis Antetokounmpo’s layup attempt in the opposite direction. Headed that way himself after a teammate corrals the ricocheted ball, Johnson darts towards the floor’s uncovered left corner, turning a perfectly-placed, through-traffic bounce pass into an equally-accurate catch-and-shoot triple during the game’s early goings. The Milwaukee Bucks’ late-game execution allowed them to deal the Nets a defeat on December 8, 2024, but not before Johnson was able to reach his “magic number” of sorts on the scoreboards. On efficient shooting (9-of-16), Johnson collected 26 points — his third-consecutive game with exactly that total — alongside three rebounds, two assists, one steal, one block, and four 3-pointers.