The Dunk Contest saved what was otherwise a relatively ... In the first round, only two of the eight shooters even got to 20. This begs the question: where was the greatest shooter of all time?

Well, that fix is a flop. The Dunk Contest has never, in its 20-ish years of delight and groaning defeat, rostered a star. Not really. It’s a place where stars are vaulted into collective fan ...

The NBA Slam Dunk Contest. That’s right ... up 31% from ’23 and its largest audience since ’20. The draw last year was the anticipated three-point shooting contest between Stephen Curry ...

The Raptors have been wearing jerseys commemorating Vince Carter’s thrilling slam dunk contest win 20 years ago at select ...

Mac McClung claimed his third straight dunk contest title with a fourth perfect ... Team Rooks (Zaccharie Risacher and Alex Sarr) posted 1:20. The Spurs’ duo of Victor Wembanyama and Chris ...

SAN FRANCISCO — When San Francisco hosts the NBA slam dunk contest for the first time Saturday ... players to win three dunk contests. Castle, 20, was the fourth player selected in last year ...

20 years ago,” Milan said. “I’m obviously an avid dunk fan. But if we came out and did the dunks that were done in the ’88 dunk contest, it would be awful. People would be really upset.” ...

2019-20: In his second NBA season and first All ... A member of the Hawks has won the Slam Dunk Contest on four occasions since the event's inception in 1984. However, Atlanta has not claimed ...

where McClung recorded 20 points, 9 rebounds and 9 assists in a win over the Brooklyn Nets. That year, he also became the first G League player to compete in the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest ...

Norfolk State guard Christian Ings sealed his team's win Monday with the loudest of bangs. Ings' Spartans led Morgan State 67-60 with about 20 seconds ...

For his first dunk of the evening ... "We just practiced like 20 minutes before the contest. So, shout out to [Mobley]." Entering the night, he was one of just seven dunkers to ever win multiple ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Basketball loves revisionist history. From softening big, heartbreaking losses in hindsight or myth-making a game where someone was sick and rallied to play into an analogous-but ...