ok, count me in for next year.
@deandrejordan
DeAndre Jordan
what if he woulda kicked the painting over??
@GhJr09
Gerald Henderson
Evans shud have pulled sheet as he jumped over it.... #nba #slamdunkcontest
@cheddahcheese7
al harrington
Dang they don't gotta be that rude.
@Avery_Bradley
Avery Bradley
I NEED ALL OF YALL TO TEXT "Hart" to 38657 ....Make me the first Slam Dunk champion to never even dunk a ball.. LETS GO!!!!!
@KevinHart4real
Kevin Hart
“@jrich23: The last 2 dunks look real familiar lmao.” Tears
@DWRIGHTWAY1
Dorell Wright
These Boyz Lucky I don't have any Bounce.. This contest had so much promise but gonna end up Wack!!! SO to fellow roadrunner @kyrieirving
@cheddahcheese7
al harrington
Bledsoe like a young Steve Francis in this contest
@MrAnthonyMorrow
Anthony Morrow
Ugh says
Every one of these guys is a MUCH better dunker than they seemed in the contest. The issue was that all of them had bad nerves. Why? Because the dunk contest is the most exposure any of them have ever had. Put in a megastar – LeBron, Durant, Rose, etc – and the dunks may not be as athletic, but they won’t lose the ball fifteen times on one attempt. That’s the reason the dunk contests with Dr J, ‘Nique, Jordan, etc seemed so good even if the dunks are a little tame by today’s standards. Those guys were too tough to flake.
James Park says
I hear the type of ball they used (for advertising purposes) was difficult to grip. That might explain why these guys had so much trouble converting, which sucks. Gerald Green has done this plenty of times before, so it’s hard to believe his nerve got the better of him.
John says
If superstars had been in it, and they had done the exact same dunks, everyone would be falling all over themselves how it was Top 5 All-Time Contest!
James Park says
Perhaps. That’s the advantage of being an excellent player.