Wiggins nasty dunk on Luka: I was just about to turn off this boring game 3 Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks Western Conference playoff game when this shockingly nasty dunk happened:
Oh, the humanity!
When I saw this dunk, I nearly spit out my chamomile tea which was supposed to help me sleep. Speaking of sleep, I think Luka is going to have nightmares for months after getting mercilessly dunked on by Andrew Wiggins.read more
Is the 2013 Lebron alley-oop dunk on the Celtics’ Jason Terry one of the best NBA dunks ever? If you haven’t seen it or just want to experience it again, here’s the highlight of Lebron’s posterizing dunk on Jason Terry: read more
At an early age, LeBron James’ rare combination of size, strength, and skills led him to be called, “The Chosen One.” LeBron was born to a 16-year old mother and grew up poor and without a father. However, he persevered and was a phenom on the basketball court from an early age. When it comes to a young LeBron James, I’m reminded of the famous Bible quote,read more
In my opinion, Shawn Kemp was the nastiest dunk artist of all-time. The 6’10” power forward had a combination of height, finesse, and power that earned him the nickname, “The Reign Man” in Seattle. Kemp produced some of the nastiest dunk and alley-oop highlights of all-time. read more
There have been some incredible big men in the history of the NBA, so any top-10 list is likely to be a bit controversial. I mean, how do you compare Bill Walton vs. Dikembe Mutombo and leave one of them off the list? Well, we did our best. read more
So, how did we determine our list of the best NBA point guards ever?
We looked at essential stats like assists steals and points as well as a player’s ranking in assists percentage PER (player efficiency rating) and win shares just to name a few. We also took into consideration their individual achievements, NBA playoff performances, and any other pertinent accolades. You probably saw a few of these players on our recent list of the best ball-handlers in NBA history, too! read more
No basketball team at any level can be great without at least one great ball handler. When you don’t have one, it’s like college basketball coach Herb Sendek once said: “it’s like having a running back play quarterback, and no matter how well your line blocked, the ball isn’t going to get where it needs to go.”read more
NBA players are the highest paid professional athletes in the United States with the average NBA player now averaging $4.9 million per year from the league alone. When you factor in endorsements deals from places like athletic wear companies, sports drinks, and electronics manufacturers, that number can easily double or triple.read more