2014 2015 NBA season with the most dunks

1. Michael Jordan In the career of "Flyer" Jordan, he has made a total of 25 game-winning shots. One of the most iconic scenes occurred in Game 6 of the 1998 Finals, when Jordan hit the winning jumper to lead the Bulls to the sixth Finals championship, a scene that is still deeply rooted in the hearts of fans.

2. Larry Bird On the basketball court, "Big Bird" Bird is the smartest player and the most trustworthy killer, and he plays the role of a team leader at every crucial moment of the game. The most classic is in the first three-point contest in 1986, before the game, Bird said domineeringly: "Who will fight for second place?" After that, he hit 11 three-pointers in a row and won the championship easily.

3. Magic Johnson "Magic" Johnson is one of the greatest players in NBA history, he not only has all-round skills and wonderful passing skills, but his performance in key moments is even more convincing. In Game 4 of the 1987 Finals, it was his winning goal that gave the Lakers a 3-1 overall lead, and the Lakers won the championship 4-2, and that season later became known as the "Year of the Magic."

4. Jerry West When the game is coming to an end, no opponent wants West to attack with the ball, and he often puts on a good show of shutting down opponents. But he led the Lakers to the Finals six times in his career, three of which were to the seventh game of the day-and-death game, and the Lakers lost to their opponents by less than 2 points twice, and "Mr. Key" disappeared at the most critical moment, so he was only in fourth place.

5. Reggie Miller Miller is a natural killer and a "Knicks killer" because the "victims" of two classic moments of his career were the Knicks. One was Game 5 of the 1994 Eastern Conference Semifinals, in which Miller scored 25 points in the final quarter; The other was in the first game of the Eastern Conference semifinals in 1995, where Miller scored eight consecutive points in the final seconds to lead the team to a 107-105 comeback.

Clippers center Jordan Jr., don't ask why, because he can't shoot, only dunk.

1. Nate Robinson, a guard for the New York Knicks at the time, finally won the 2010 Slam Dunk Contest and is now a free agent;

2. Gerald Wallace, the small forward of the Charlotte Bobcats at the time, is now retired;

3. At that time, the guard of the Los Angeles Lakers, Shannon Brown, was only a free agent;

4. DeMar DeRozan, a guard who is suspicious of the Toronto Raptors, is still playing for the Raptors;

5. Eric Gordon, a guard who played for the Los Angeles Clippers at the time, now plays for the Houston Rockets.

1984 Larry Nance (Suns).

1985 Dominique Wilkins.

1986 Sbert Webb.

1987 Michael Jordan.

1988 Chicago Michael Jordan.

1989 Kenny Walker.

1990 Dominic Wilkins.

1991 Dee Brown.

1992 Cedric Ceballos.

1993 Harold Miner.

1994 Isaiah Ryder.

1995 Harold Mainer.

1996 Brent Barry.

1997 Kobe Bryant.

In 1998, the NBA was shut down and not held.

In 1999, the NBA was shut down and not held.

2000 Vince Carter.

2001 Desmond Mason.

2002 Jason Richardson.

2003 Jason Richardson.

2004 Fred Jones.

2005 Josh Smith.

2006 Nate Robinson.

2007 Gerald Green.

2008 Dwight Howard.

2009 Nate Robinson.

2010 Nate Robinson.

2011 Blake Griffin.

2012 Jeremy Evans (Jazz).

2013 Terrence Ross (Toronto Raptors).

2014 John Wall.

2015 Zach LaVine (Timberwolves).

2016 Zach LaVine.

2017 Glenn Robinson III.

2018 Donovan Mitchell.

2019 Hamidou Diallo.

According to sources, Timberwolves guard Zach LaVine, Pistons center Andre Drummond, Nuggets forward Will Barton, and Magic forward Aaron Gordon will participate in this year's slam dunk contest.

On February 14, Beijing time, the All-Star Slam Dunk Contest ended, and Zach LaVine of the Timberwolves successfully defended the championship of the Slam Dunk Contest, and he also became the sixth player to win at least two dunk championships. Of the six dunks in today's game, LaVine scored a total of 299 out of 300.

16 years is certainly one of them, and it is not bad to look back at 2000.

I think so. Whether it's LaVine's free-throw line jumping windmill or Gordon's aerial folding dunk, it's an unprecedented innovation.

Yes, at that time, Gordon and LaVine, two people played multiple rounds, which was very exciting, both of them were super dunks, and in the slam dunk contest, they showed their housekeeping skills.

On January 28, Beijing time, the league officially announced the list of the 2015 All-Star Game Slam Dunk Contest, and the four participants were Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Bucks, Victor Oladipo of the Magic team, Zach LaVine of the Timberwolves and Mason Plumlee of the Nets. All four players are participating in the slam dunk contest for the first time.

The NBA Slam Dunk Contest 2015 winner is Zach LaVine.

On February 15, 2015, Beijing time, LaVine and Oladipo advanced to the finals of the 2015 NBA Slam Dunk Contest. The two of them each perform two movements.

Oladipo came on first, and he still teamed up with Payton. Payton sat on the chair of the court **, holding the ball with both hands, and Oladipo wanted to catch the ball with one hand and cross him after that, and then change hands to dunk yes. As a result, he failed three times, declared defeat, and scored 31 points.

LaVine's hopes of winning the title are doubled. His first move was also to cooperate with his teammates, who stood with the ball, and after he took the ball, he changed hands under his crotch and dunked with one hand. He completed the dunk on the second time and scored 45 points.

Not surprisingly, it will be LaVine who will win the championship, but there is one last dunk.

Oladipo made repeated attempts, but was unsuccessful, so he had to ask Payton to cooperate again. The two ran out from behind the basket, and Oladipo received the ball and dunked backwards. This action scored 41 points, for a total score of 72 points.

LaVine didn't feel any pressure, and he also completed a simple action. After receiving the ** ball of the team's basketball rack, change hands under the crotch and dunk.

This action scored 49 points, and Zach LaVine won the championship with a total score of 94 points without any suspense and became the new slam dunk king.