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Can't wait to cop Donovan Mitchell's iconic 71-point night? Re-live the time he, with 57 points here. and Jamal Murray became the 3rd and 4th players to ever crack 50 twice in one series

Kyrie Irving dialed in with the rock is one of basketball's greatest sights. The guard popped off for 60 points, setting both his career high and a new Nets' franchise scoring record

At the height of his powers, Kevin Durant exists on a different plane than the rest of us. The 2013-14 MVP racked up 51-points in addition to this game-winner one fateful night in 2014

It was obvious early that Giannis Antetokounmpo is an incredible basketball player, but the way he willed his squad to a 2021 title with plays like this is what makes him a legend

Making history for any squad is a big deal, making history for the illustrious Boston Celtics hits different. At 23, Jayson Tatum caught fire for a career high and franchise record 60-piece

There are countless examples to point to of Joel Embiid dominating a basketball court, but here's a chance to see his unstoppable physical form coupled simultaneously with a 40-point triple-double

2023 East All-Star Starters Crash Course

Luka Dončić captures hearts and imaginations on a damn near nightly basis. That all started with a playoff game-winner -- and 43-point, 17-rebound, 13-assist triple-double -- in the bubble

Father time was undefeated until he lined up across from LeBron James. In the midst of his 38th birthday, the King dropped 47 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists.

Nikola Jokić's playmaking ability is nothing less than mythical. Enveloped in a double-teamon one side of the court, the Joker air mails a pinpoint pass to Aaron Gordon for a game-winning three

It's easy to see how Zion Williamson's power affects his offensive game. Chip a low-hanging floater in his air space, however, and learn first-hand how that power comes across on the defensive end

Change the way a sport is played and you'll break a few records. The world watched Steph Curry set the NBA's all-time three-point record, a staggering feat that felt inevitable the day we met him

What's not to love about Lauri Markkanen's rise in Utah? The breakout star buried a career-high 38 points with this ice-cold fadeaway. He's tied or beaten the mark twice since, hence the ASW nod

Ja Morant logs more screen time on highlight reels than anybody but the best glimpses into his game are the ones that show how he's developed into an outright star. Morant's career high 52 is proof.

2023 West All-Star Starters Crash Course

Andrew Wiggins averaged 17.2 points and helped the Warriors win a championship in his first All-Star season.

Darius Garland averaged 21.7 points and 8.6 assists per game in his first All-Star season.

Dejounte Murray averaged 21.1 points, 8.3 rebounds, 9.2 assists and 2.0 steals per game in his first All-Star season.

Fred VanVleet averaged 20.3 points and 6.7 assists per game in his first All-Star season.

Ja Morant averaged 27.4 points and 6.7 assists per game in his first All-Star season. He returns for a second appearance and will serve as an injury replacement starter.

Jarrett Allen averaged 16.1 points (on .677 shooting) and 10.8 rebounds per game in his first All-Star season.

Jaylen Brown averaged 24.7 points and 6.0 rebounds per game in his first All-Star season. He returns for a second appearance in 2023.

Julius Randle averaged 24.0 points, 10.2 rebounds and 6.0 assists in his first All-Star season. He returns for a second appearance in 2023.

Mike Conley averaged 16.2 points and 6.0 assists per game in his first All-Star season.

Zach LaVine averaged 27.4 points (on .419 three-point shooting), 5.0 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game in his first All-Star season. He returned for a second appearance in 2022.

Zion Williamson averaged 27.0 points per game (on .611 shooting) in his first All-Star season. He returns for a second appearance in 2023 after being voted in as a starter but will miss the contest.

First-Time All-Stars on Top Shot

When Vince Carter blew the roof off Oakland Arena in the 2000 Slam Dunk Contest, the landscape of NBA superstardom changed. It was over, ladies and gentlemen 🙅‍♂️ ...or had it just begun?

Sleep on Steve Francis at your own risk. Y'all know what VC did that fateful night in the year 2000 - well, it was a 6-foot-3 rookie that could barely palm a basketball that pushed him there

All-Star events are built for this. Groundbreaking guard Jason Williams has a career highlight reel that stands with the best of them but this play, more than any other, a whole generation remembers

If you lived through the aughts, you lived through an iconic power forward rivalry. Regardless of whose camp you were in, KG and TD gave the East nightmares any time they teamed up at All-Star

As comfortable among giants as he was on the perimeter, AI's fearlessness bordered on heroic. Flanked by superstars, the icon finished this bucket and got snapped in an all-time great photo

Anybody that watched hoops in the 90s knew the damage Jeff Hornacek could deal when his number got called. The ace claimed back-to-back three-point crowns

From The Archive: All-Star Y2K

2021 - Perfection is an art form. Shooting a flawless 15 of 15 in the All-Star Game, Giannis Antetokounmpo petitioned the hoop gods for a vote of confidence. 16 of 16 - the hoop gods abide.

2021 - When the NBA adopted the elam ending for All-Star, it was the unofficial adoption of Dame Time as the weekend's official timezone. Damian Lillard went off in the clutch, scoring the final 11 points.

2022 - Local boys do good in Cleveland... 1st-time All-Star Darius Garland 🤝 1st-time All-Star Jarrett Allen.

2022 - Ja Morant's highlight package is nasty enough in the regular season... put him in an exhibition game with a spotlight and it's over.

2022 - 3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣ put the ball in Steph Curry's hands and the points add up. Steph's 16 treys would be an all-time NBA record had they come in regulation.

2022 - What's left to dominate when you've dominated everything? With the world watching his first All-Star Game in his adopted hometown, LeBron James stepped up to drill the elam ending game-winner.

All-Star Games of the Top Shot Era

Up... over... through... all of the above if necessary, LeBron James gets buckets. While James racked up plenty of points alongside Kevin Love in Cleveland, can't blame him for this one 😱

Never underestimate LeBron James' ability to take over a game with the flip of a switch. The vet's ability to make things look easy - like, say, back-to-back steals and slams - is second to none 🎚️

Most individuals never have to concern themselves with hitting their head on regulation-size basketball nets but LeBron James isn't most people. Pushing it kind of close on this one though, King 🤕

Among history's most consistently dominant players in the clutch, LeBron James doesn't hesitate to deliver. When his outside game became as impactful as his inside game, things changed forever 🤫

It's a sight to behold, a player with the size and strength of LeBron James running full speed down the court. Even in Year 19, James could turn on the jets to beat everybody down the floor 🏎️

As LeBron James refined his outside game, his confidence grew - that alone is worth celebrating. In real time. With your friends on the bench. As the ball soars through the hoop 🙈

Possessed by fate, LeBron James has always had a way of delivering what the basketball world needs. James' iconic reverse slam windmill, an unwitting homage to a legend, will always give us chills 💜

As inevitable as a thunder storm, there's no keeping LeBron James at bay. Downhill with a full head of steam, James drops an instant classic sledgehammer, which Nemanja Bjelica wisely avoids 🔨

Before he ever flirted with the league's all-time scoring list, LeBron James put his name at the top of the Christmas Day list thanks to a consistent stream of holiday miracles like this one 🎄

LeBron James was The Chosen One from the start. The choice was correct. The first game-winner of James' career came in Year 3 and there have been plenty more since 🤞

LeBron James: The Road to 38,388

Breanna Stewart's a two-time champ🥇🥇 and former MVP🏆 but what has she done most recently? In her last game with the Storm, the unstoppable force tied a WNBA playoff record with 42 points

It's not just who the Liberty have added, it's who they're joining. Third-year vet Sabrina Ionescu gave us a taste of her ceiling 📈 with the first 30-point triple-double in league history last July

When Sabrina Ionescu gets going, she gets going. Who else can shoot 10 of 11 from the field, go perfect from three and still flirt with a triple-double? The list is one person. 📃👈 that's the list

Welcome new faces but don't 💤 on those who've been doing the work. One of New York's primary scoring options the past two seasons, Betnijah Laney is fearless with the rock 🔥

Everybody and their grandma will be watching now but this isn't the first time the Libs have gone viral ✨. Marine Johannes is a highlight 🎥🎞️ factory that just got two new MVPs to pass to

Jonquel Jones can body anyone in the paint but it's the inside-outside game that makes her an MVP.  The Sun made it to the Finals or Semi-Finals in each of the past 4️⃣ seasons thanks to JJ

After a rookie season cut short, the Sabrina Ionescu Show began in earnest in 2021, starting with an ice-cold 🥶 game-winner in the campaign opener. Buckle up, the next chapter is about to begin 🏁

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Ws

Challenge Joel Embiid at the rim if you wish, but it ain't gonna end well for you 🖐️. The elite big man proves his clutch gene 🧬 isn't limited only to the offensive side of the 🏀. That's a dub.

One of the most vicious Moments there is 🤧, Joel Embiid makes somethin' outta nothin' with a thrunk that nearly sent elite rim protector 🗡️ Jarrett Allen through the rim with the 🏀 itself 🤯

Superstar? ✅ Top Shot Debut? ✅ Memorable play? ✅ -- Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons mixed in a little game of pigskin 🏈 right there on the court for an easy 🪣

Good defense happens, but what sets the best offensive players apart is their creativity 🎨. Embiid takes us to improv class here 🤹 and teams up with the backboard for a dish to himself for 2️⃣.

Joel Embiid: Road to TS50

One of the coldest 🥶 in-game dunkers in the game today, even Jaylen Brown was left in awe of this poster 📌 over Orlando Magic's leading shot-swatter.

Warning: ⚠️ Guarding Jaylen Brown May Result In Embarrassment ⚠️

Elite ball-handling 🪡 on display here for JB, flashing a series of crossovers that leaves his defender helpless on Christmas Day 🎄. The picture-perfect elbow jumper tops it all off. Clinical, JB!

Jaylen Brown is NICE. We know this. But JB plays the part of a bully 💪 here to a rookie Tyrese Haliburton 👶, straight snatching the ball on the way to a 🪣.

DO 👏 NOT  👏 JUMP 👏 WITH 👏 JAYLEN 👏 BROWN 👏. HE 👏 WILL 👏 POSTERIZE 👏 YOU 🤧🥵🔨

Jaylen Brown: Road to TS50

When in doubt, lob that thing 🏀 up to The Brow 〰️ and he'll go get it. This two-handed flush to remember serves as an iconic Top Shot Debut forever.

Bubble Brow 🫧〰️ (not an official nickname) had it goin', man 🥵. En route to a chip 🏆, AD was polishing the skillset in the First Round doing things big men aren't supposed to be able to do 🧈

It takes hard work and grit to win it all 💍, and AD shows that here in the 2020 Finals 🏆. Brow 〰️ was undeniable in Game 1, dropping 3️⃣4️⃣ points to lead his team to a 1-0 series lead.

Players to record 3️⃣5️⃣+ points, 2️⃣0️⃣+ rebounds, 5️⃣+ steals and 5️⃣+ blocks in a single game in 🏀 NBA history: Anthony Davis 〰️. That's it. That's the list.

Remember that time AD randomly decided to work on his offensive rebounding and putback dunks right in the middle of a game? No? Got you covered 👆👆👆

Anthony Davis: Road to TS50

Plenty of guys are elite above-the-rim, but few have the chops below-the-rim that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander does. The handle 🤲, the pace 🏃‍♂️, and the touch 🤌 make him a nightmare to defend.

It takes guts 🫃to go right at 3️⃣-time DPOY Rudy Gobert 🇫🇷 like this, but SGA's got 'em. The Bubble 🫧 really witnessed a ⭐️ in the making.

SGA is HIM 👇.  Him Allen 🧰.  Him Burton 😱.  Him McGraw 🎙️.  An absolute cold-blooded 🥶 dagger 🗡️ in LA to let the 🌎 know that he's arrived.

Where ya goin', Davon Reed 🗺️? As a defender on SGA, it's pick your poison ☠️ - there is no right answer. Just pray 🙏.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Road to TS50

A steal 🥷 and a meal 🍔 for Jayson Tatum 🍀, who has a way of maximizing the beauty of basketball. Tatum dazzles the home crowd on his way to 37 & 11 in a bigtime rivalry victory.

Ain't no better way to kick of a season than drilling a game-winning 3️⃣ over the reigning MVP. The bank 🏦 is always open for Jayson Tatum, who dropped 3️⃣0️⃣ on opening night of the 2020-21 season.

Everyone loves a Top Shot Debut 🔵, but few hit harder than Tatum's. The then 21-year-old budding ⭐️ makes an elite defender 🕺 before burying a stepback 3️⃣ to seal the win 💥

Jayson Tatum the superstar 💫 has arrived. East Finals. Elimination game. Tatum pays tribute to his idol 🐍 both with his armband and this gorgeous fadeaway to help seal his first Finals 🏆 trip.

Celtics 🍀 down 2️⃣, 🔟 seconds left. Jayson Tatum flexes 💪 the clutch gene 🧬 and beelines for the cup 🗑️ before delivering the epic 🔨 to send the game to OT.

Jayson Tatum: Road to TS50

Luka Magic 🪄 began in the bubble 🫧 , where the 21-year-old prodigy dropped a 4️⃣3️⃣-point, 1️⃣7️⃣-board, 1️⃣3️⃣-dime triple-double while drilling one of the most iconic game-winners in 🏀 history.

Luka Dončić, making the impossible possible on a regular basis 🤯. Tie game with only seconds to play, Luka added to his already robust legacy with a 🚨-beating 3️⃣-ball that sent the 🍀 packing.

There's no more appropriate poster boy for Video Game Numbers 🎮 than Luka Dončić. Somehow, this 4️⃣1️⃣-point, 1️⃣1️⃣-board, 1️⃣4️⃣-assist masterpiece vs. a title contender feels routine 🤯

Make no mistake - when he wants to, Luka Dončić can absolutely get 🆙 and throw it down 🔨! Luka's Top Shot Debut serves as a grail Moment 💎 for many collectors, and it's easy to 👀 why.

Luka Doncic: Road to TS50

2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣2️⃣ was the year of Steph, and it takes a lot more than draining deep 3️⃣s to win a chip 🏆. Curry shows that muscle 💪 he's worked so hard on and beats his chest to let everyone know. 

There's nothing prettier in the game of 🏀 than a Steph Curry jump shot, so why not watch one in slow motion 😍? 3️⃣8️⃣ points & 1️⃣1️⃣ helpers in this big win for Curry.

The 3️⃣-point 👑. Never a doubt. Steph Curry had MSG 🏟️ buzzin' when he passed Ray Allen for the #️⃣1️⃣ spot in career 3️⃣-pointers made. Not a bad year for Steph, eh? 💍

If you're saying "there's no way that's going in" at a ridiculous Steph Curry heave, then odds are that shot is wet 💧. A staple of his game, Steph launches from 3️⃣0️⃣ and catches nothin' but nylon 

Steph ain't just a shooter 💦. Few have ever played the game 🏀 with the flash 🕺 and style 🤵 Steph Curry does, and we're all lucky to witness. 

Steph Curry: Road to TS50

The perpetual improvement on the defensive end for Kevin Durant has not gone unnoticed 📈. There are no 🚫 easy baskets in his 🏠, and his legend continues to grow with each passing Moment.

Basketball 🏀 is beautiful 😍. KD headlines one of the prettiest displays of teamwork 🤝 available on Top Shot with an off-the-backboard alley-oop that ignites the bench 🔥 and satisfies the 👁️

Not many players make 5️⃣1️⃣ points look effortless, but Kevin Durant is not like other players. The all-time great shows the repertoire, attacks the hoop and finishes the reverse in traffic 😮‍💨

KD has played a huge role in the NBA's emphasis on efficiency, and that's on perfect display here. 4️⃣5️⃣ on 19-for-24 shooting -- just a scoring masterclass 👨‍🏫 from one of the best to ever do it.

Kevin Durant: Road to TS50

It takes more than good defense to stop 🛑 Devin Booker from scoring the rock. In his first NBA Finals 🏆 appearance, Book dropped a 4️⃣0️⃣-piece in Game 5. D-Book's a 🪣

Coach can't draw ✍️ it up any better than that. Masked Book will make an undisciplined defense pay 💸 every single time, and here he gives his squad good vibes 😎 heading into halftime.

Surgical. Clinical. Get on the 🚌, D-Book is taking you to school 📚. It's not just the 5️⃣1️⃣ points that are eye-popping 😳, it's the 20-for-25 from the field efficiency that sets it apart 😮‍💨

More than just a 🪣, Devin Booker brings the effort on both sides of the 🏀. Book's Top Shot Debut is the perfect tone-setter for the intensity he brings to the game and to collector's collections 📒

CLUTCH ⌛️. Leave it to Devin Booker to get to his spot 👇, rise up 👆, bury the dagger 🗡️ and 🤫 the home crowd.

Devin Booker: Road to TS50

Ja Morant doesn't need a long runway to take off 🛫 , just ask any NBA rim protector 😱. The guy himself has made it abundantly clear: only jump with him if you wanna go viral 🤩

Ja's list 📃 of accomplishments reads like a Mad Lib. "Ja Morant sinks [alley-oop] [fadeaway] off [94-foot inbound pass] to [beat buzzer] in [career-high] [52-point] performance"

Gravity is optional for Ja Morant 🧑‍🚀. Eager to recover the rock, the star guard floats through the air to 📌 a layup off the top half of the backboard... with two hands 🪂

You knew it. We all did. When that Murray State rookie 👶 strode through the paint to put Aron Baynes on a poster while falling out of bounds, a 🆕 era had begun. This is the bounciest timeline 🧠

Ja Morant: Road to TS50

For years Rudy Gobert made up half of one of the league's most exciting duos 🎺🎶. That connection was on display when they united for a game-winning 🎉 alley-oop in Round 1 of the 2022 Playoffs.

Even as he settles into his role as a contributing vet on a winner, Nicolas Batum can still get hot 🥵. The versatile forward has buried 6️⃣➕ triples 6️⃣ different times with the Clippers.

When Evan Fournier landed with the Knick, they landed a fearless shooter 🎯. The French sniper buried six triples, including a go-ahead trey in double-overtime in his debut with the squad 🙋‍♂️.

Theo Maledon made an impact out of the gates with the Thunder 🌩️ - the 19-year-old French talent averaged 10.1 PPG in his rookie season, made 49 starts and was named to the Rising Stars 🌟 game.

Year after year, Killian Hayes has leveled up his game 📈. Leading the charge in an overtime clash, the Pistons guard shows just how comfortable he's become with his new offensive responsibilities 🔥

Don't check in across from Franky Smokes without expecting an off night 🙅. The vaunted perimeter defender shows his ability to gives shooters fits applies just as well in transition 🚫

Tony Parker was exhausting to check in the regular season. In the playoffs? Good luck. The French product won 4️⃣ titles 🏆 and earned 6️⃣ All-Star nods thanks to big plays like this one.

Comfortable at the 1️⃣, the 5️⃣ and anywhere between, Boris Diaw was an impossibly versatile talent. Don't let the penchant for finesse 🧐 fool you though, he always knew how to drop a 🔨

French Hoopers on NBA Top Shot

6️⃣2️⃣ - When you top Mamba's single game scoring record in the Mecca the world takes notice. Melo is his generation's most slept on superstar. It's time to wake up.

6️⃣1️⃣ - Dame on a heater is a sight to behold. Sorry defense. Down a triple with 15 seconds on the clock, the superstar delivers, forcing OT and finishing the night with a franchise record.

6️⃣0️⃣ - Try all you want, you're not stopping Kai. Exactly one week after dropping 50 on 19 attempts, Brooklyn's flamethrower sets a new Nets record with 60 on 31.

6️⃣0️⃣ - He drew it out for dramatic effect but after scoring 57 points through three incredible quarters, Brad Beal tied the one and only Agent 0's franchise record with 60 big ones on the night.

6️⃣0️⃣ -  There's a lifetime of history behind the Celtics - Jayson Tatum has already started carving out a spot. The superstar broke the franchise scoring record with 60 points in a game at age 23.

5️⃣7️⃣ - Torching the stat sheet for a career high is one thing. Tying the franchise's single game scoring record in a win over a long-time rival and literal GOAT is different. Nique was different.

5️⃣7️⃣ - The sooner Steph gets his shot off, the sooner Steph gets cooking. The Chef doesn't mess around when he's feeling it. Appreciate greatness, one dance celly at a time.

5️⃣7️⃣ - Like Donovan Mitchell's 71-point night? Try his playoff duel with Jamal Murray. Until 2020, only MJ and AI had dropped 50+ twice in a series... then these guys did it against one another.

5️⃣6️⃣ - Fill the stat sheet like Trae and it starts to look effortless. On fire against the Blazers, the star guard ends the first half, with a banked logo stepback as time expires.

What We Talk About When We Talk About Buckets

JANUARY 🍾🎉 - DeMar DeRozan rings in the new year with a second game-winning buzzer beater in 24 hours. (Honorable Mention: Lance returns to Indy, RJ GW in MSG, Klay returns, Russ on Rudy)

FEBRUARY ❤️🏠  - LeBron James calls game, clinching elam ending W in All-Star Game hosted in Cleveland. (Honorable Mention: Embiid crushes Cavs, Steph drops 50 in ASG, Ja sinks alley-oop jumper)

MARCH 🦌📖 - Giannis Antetokounmpo breaks franchise scoring record with game-tying triple in 44-point game. (Honorable Mention: Jaylen on Maxi, Oshae blows minds, LeBron on Love)

APRIL 🚀💣 - Ja Morant clears Malik Beasley for mind-boggling poster in 1st Round of playoffs. (Honorable Mention: Tatum GW vs. Nets, Embiid GW vs. Raps, Alvarado sneak steals CP3)

MAY 🆕⭐ - Rhyne Howard dominates on both ends in first game of Rookie of the Year campaign. (Honorable Mention: Luka drops Suns defender in 2nd Round,  Steph hits no-look 3 in the playoffs) 

JUNE 💦🐐 - Steph Curry shifts momentum of Finals with 43-point legacy performance in Game 4. (Honorable Mention: Sabrina hits 'em with the MJ shrug, Steph points to the ring finger, Vanderquigs GW)

JULY 👉🌎 - Skylar Diggins-Smith floors defender in 35-point career night. (Honorable Mention: Sabrina drops first 30-point triple-double, Bird's ASG send-off, Gray wins Commissioner's Cup MVP)

AUGUST ⛈️🙏 - Sue Bird gets proper send-off in final regular season home game for Seattle Storm. (Honorable Mention: Fowles honored in Minny, Johannes' overhead dime, Bird's final postseason)

SEPTEMBER 🏆💪 - A'ja Wilson delivers on both ends in Finals on same day she receives MVP trophy. (Honorable Mention: Thomas makes triple-double history, Stewie tie playoff point record wtih 42)

OCTOBER 🔨🤯 - Paolo Banchero shocks the world with instant classic debut including epic poster. (Honorable Mention: Mathurin wows in debut, Kawhi returns to action, DeMar buries 20,000th point)

NOVEMBER ☠️🔪 - Kevin Durant racks up 45 on 24 shots, with 7 boards, 5 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. (Honorable Mention: Steph makes 47/8/8 look easy, Turner detonates on rim, Tatum slam forces OT)

DECEMBER 🤖✅  (in progress) - Kawhi Leonard sinks Hornets with game-winning jumper from the elbow. (Honorable Mention: Bol flexes tantalizing skill-set in transition slam vs. Raps)

2022: By The Month

Down a 🪣 with a second left in a 2014 playoff battle, Damian Lillard called SERIES. Instead of heading back to Houston for a decisive Game 7, Dame's game-winner sent Portland straight to Round 2.

Damian Lillard is him and always has been, so it's no surprise that his NBA Top Shot Debut is as 💪 as they come. After flooring a defender with a spin move the guard takes it straight to the rack.

When Dame gets 🔥, the world burns down. Checked on the perimeter at the end of regulation, Damian Lillard steps back and forces OT. The All-Star torched GSW with a career-high 61 on the night.

Get the rock in Damian Lillard's hands and let the living legend take care of the rest. Gifted a late-game look after a jumpball, Dame gets just enough space to work his game-winning 🪄. Again.

They won't count toward his Blazers franchise total but Dame Time is inevitable. Red-hot down the stretch in the Elam Ending-style 2021 All-Star Game, Damian Lillard pulls up from HALF to call game ✅

He makes it look easy. At the frontier of a deep range revolution, Damian Lillard lets it fly with the best of them. Spend a lifetime mastering that, throw in a few jab steps and 5️⃣0️⃣ is nothing.

Damian Lillard's 2021 playoff masterpiece is the stuff of legend After forcing OT with a clutch triple in regulation, the superstar does it again in the extra frame. 55 points. 12 treys. Iconic 🥵

You didn't think Damian Lillard's game was confined to the perimeter, did you? Seizing a line to the hoop in a 43-point gem, Dame gets his defender on his heels and takes off for a one-handed slam 🚀

Dame Time: Franchise Hero

Methodical and precise, fun guy Kawhi delivers with the efficiency of a 🤖. Mid-way through the 2020-21 campaign, the five-time All-Star and two-time champ cracked the 10,000th-point plateau 🦾.

Ever relentless in his pursuit of a 🪣, Melo never failed to do numbers. With this triple in the 2020-21 campaign, the 10-time All-Star moved into 10th on the league's all-time scoring list 🫡.

Nothing's spoiling Russ' fun on a night like this. After tying the NBA record with his 81st career triple-double, the nine-time All-Star 🚫s a game-winning jumper and snatches up his game ball 😤.

If it goes in, it works. If it works, keep doing it. LaMarcus Aldridge's unflinchingly 🎯 mid-range jumper was essential in the seven-time All-Star's journey to 20,000 points 🥳.

Steady and ready since the minute he set foot on the court, they call him Point God for a reason. With this early season 🪙, CP3 clawed his way to third on the league's all-time assist list 🎁.

The revolution started with a single 🧑‍🍳. With this 2,974th career triple, two-time MVP and four-time champ Steph Curry moved into the No. 1 spot on the league's all-time three-point list 👌.

You couldn't stop it then, you can't stop it now ☠️. Kevin Durant has been slaying defenders since Day 1. With this pull-up, the 12-time All-Star moves into No. 20 on the league's scoring list 📃.

There's no better way to celebrate greatness than with the friends you made along the way 🥲. DeMar DeRozan buries the 20,000th point of his career in front of his former fan base 🫂.

Minted Milestones: 2021 to 2022

One of the most enduring sports visuals of the 21st century, Vince Carter's 🙅‍♂️ proclamation resonates as clearly today as ever. Superstardom changed after the 2000 NBA Slam Dunk Contest.

In a career of dishes served just right, few stand out on Magic's highlight reel quite like this one. The Showtime icon even put it on a 🍽️ for the no-look dime.  

Elements of Olajuwon's legacy remain incomprehensible today but take a triple-double and a 5x5, then⚡ 'em together in one Dream-like performance and that's a good place to start. 

Iron sharpens iron but that windmill perfected itself. Head-to-head in a clash with a 🔴🐂 rival,  the man they called the Human Highlight Reel punctuates a 57-point career night in style.

With the exception of those who actually had to guard him, AI's 💼 was beloved by all. Catch him dropping his man not once but twice on his way to the rack.

He called it the ugliest game-winner of his career, but Dirk doesn't see beauty 🌹 like we do. The lifelong Mav sunk the Knicks at The Garden and there's nothing ugly about that.

You know an instant classic when you see it. We all do. When Anthony Edwards rose up for the 2020-21 dunk of the year, he stamped his 🎟️  to immortality.

Giftworthy Grails 2022

Superstars dominate the game - legends change it. In the midst of a 🏆-clinching Finals matchup, Steph Curry shows us just where he's going to put his fourth 💍.

Why call game when you can call series? Dame Time ⌚ goes mainstream when Damian Lillard ends the Rockets' playoff hopes with a historic fadeaway from deep ☄️.

Even the 👑's reign had to start somewhere. Sitting on a triple-double in an overtime battle, 21-year-old LeBron James gets to his spot and buries his first career game-winner. 

There's a reason we call him 🦸 - physics work different for Dwight Howard. As the trailer in a 3-on-1, the Magic big man reaches into the rafter and throws down a 🔨. 

Fear the 🦌. Live in abject terror of Giannis Antetokounmpo. Hungry to clinch his first career title, the two-time MVP dropped 5️⃣0️⃣ in his first Finals finale. 

When Ja Morant does it in the season, the league takes notice. When he does it in the playoffs, the 🌎 stands still. The third-year 🐻 star leaps into orbit to smash an unforgettable poster.

Trae Young was built for the spotlight (so sorry, home crowd fans 🙏). With the game on the line at The Garden, the evasive guard racks up a bucket and 🤫 the masses. 

The Celtics have done plenty over the past 75 seasons but credit Jayson Tatum with logging the franchise's first game-winning buzzer beater. How are you even stopping that 🌪️ anyway?

Doing it in front of 20,000 Raps fans is one thing, doing it in front of the 🦖 himself is unforgivable. Knotted in OT, Joel Embiid buries a turnaround game winner 💧. 

Stocking Stuffers 2022

The hoop gods aren't always generous but catch 'em on Christmas and you might stand a chance. Decked out in the finest 🎄🎽, Jimmy Butler cashes in a miraculous high-arcing, logo-range triple.

The holidays are for spreading joy... but taking it away is pretty fun, too 😈. Eager to lock in a W, Klay Thompson does his best Grinch impression, tracking down CP3 and 🚫 a game-tying layup.

It's opening day of a shortened season and the reigning MVP 🏆 is ready to work. Derrick Rose at the height of his powers sinks the Lakers in front of their own Christmas Day crowd 😤.

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