Sheesh! That was my favorite version of pg. before the injury. Viscous

Hell yeah

for sure

That PG versione is my favorite player ever

People forget that Paul George is another big what if at the time as DROSE. PG got injured around the same time as DROSE and never came back the same again. He's still playing well but we missed out on what could've been with him. That dunk on Birdman, along with Scottie Pippen's dunk on Ewing will forever be my playoff favorites. Those were vicious dunks filled with some payback behind them. Both players they dunked on were talking shit prior to the game starting.

I'll never forgive Ewing's teammates for not paying that back. The last guy on the Knicks bench should have been coming for Pip's head after stepping over him

Shaq’s is better

@@computerman91. in a vacuum it’s just a simple alley oop pips was better

@@stephbetter3806 no not the iconic Kobe alley oop. The one where Shaq dunks on the white dude then completely pushes him down afterwards.

@@computerman91. that’s not playoffs right?

I love it every time Kevin Harlen says “Buckle up for KOBE BRYANT!” as you hear the slam & the crowd goes “OHHH”, legendary.

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No local commentators that can vary (or be unenthusiastic if on the receiving end), just guys like Marv and Harlan at the absolute pinnacle of the craft

He was doing that stuff as an old man by NBA standards, Manu’s truly one of the most underrated players of all time in my opinion. The rings, the gold medal, the fact he got drafted so late… can’t believe people say he didn’t deserve to be a first ballot Hall of Famer.

@@aquatazer he would have been all nba every year on his own team. I think he’s one of the best all around players ever.

he was so old then, I was shocked by that burst, leap and throwdown

COLD as ICE 🧊

Lister Blister

I love how he points then the camera pans to Alton Lister on the ground. Gets me every time.

Jr and Shumpert had some insane dunks on the Knicks

Ong Kevin Harlan funny 😭

"HE JUST SUCKED THE GRAVITY RIGHT OUT OF THE BUILDING" that's a bar

@@nicolasmartinez795 that's one of the top ones fr

Real talk, not even hating, do you think you guys would have beaten the Nets in that postseason if the Big Three were all healthy?

​@@franzreyes846 Injuries are part of the game. Giannis hyperextended his knee and instead of being out for a month he was back after a few days, having one of the most amazing final series ever. However, playing the hypothetical game, yes, Bucks could still get past the Nets. KD was out of this world, but having the ball at every single possession was what kept him in rhythm. And don't forget that Nets defense was better without Kyrie and Harden. But yeah, Nets might have been able to take the series, the thing is though that this didn't happen and this team failed miserably, with or without injuries.

@@PA1NA9THI0NA8I1KOS3 Well Giannis is a spoof in the reality of human physiology

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ No, thanks.

I’m a lifelong raptors fan but I was rooting for the bucks that playoff series. Giannis is literally the best player in the league and is my MVP 100%

That was the season I became a dubs fan. My buddy moved here from Oakland and we watched many games that year and since

I watched Dallas quit after that dunk. Domination.

@@MrCantheman1 not to be rude, but that dunk was against the jazz on AK-47, not the mavs. I take it you didn't watch that years playoffs

@Zay you're right. But I did watch.

@@MrCantheman1 I was hoping you didn't because that was atrocious (I am a fan) for the mavs

To attempt that in a playoff game is crazy. One of the best in game dunkers ever

@@AD-ur1fk and to try it on KG too takes some balls

Yah it was too bad his last season was the 20-21' season where commentating was weird and his age started to catch up to him. A legendary commentator for sure

For sure, that one was nasty as fuck.

Loved Hakeem. That KJ dunk was one of the most impressive ever!

if you could send only one NBA highlight into space this would be the one.

@@dmtc6913 haha yeah man. That's a great experiment... hard to think of a better one. Him and Payton were so good man, some of those Kemp alley oops... Glad I lived through that era

@@omg_wtf ah yeah the alley oop where he holds onto the rim coming out running the other way

When I watched that I knew I just saw one of the best plays of all time, crazy to see it be done right before my eyes

@@daniellien6704 same it was an insane play and how quick they managed to pull it off super clutch

Dr. J's cradle dunk was amazing and definitely iconic, but it occurred during the regular season (January 5, 1983)