I thought he was going to jump over the top not the hood. But pretty good dunk I guess. 2012-2013, if I could pick I would pick:
Blake Griffin Lebron James John Wall This one I couldn't make a decision but it could be either of these: Josh Smith, J.R Smith, Derrick Rose, Kevin Durant, or Russell Westbrook
Blake Griffin Lebron James John Wall This one I couldn't make a decision but it could be either of these: Josh Smith, J.R Smith, Derrick Rose, Kevin Durant, or Russell Westbrook
Mediocre choices, in my opinion. They're all good in-game dunkers (especially Rose, James, and Griffin), but as Griffin and countless other superstars have proved in the past few years, they just can't generate the kind of excitement that Vince Carter and a few others did ten years prior. Instead, what they need to do is bring in some professional dunkers and pit them against the best dunkers of the NBA. Two pro dunkers, two pro players. At the very least, that'd be cause for the NBA players to actually put on a worthwhile show, unless they want to be embarrassed by a few no-names. Or if they want to stay within the realms of the NBA, take the winner and the runner-up of the D-League contest instead, cuz Lord knows the D-League contests are infinitely better than the NBA ones.
I wasn't talking about all-time best dunkers. These ones seem to be the best current ones. We all know, Micheal Jordan, Dominque Wilkins, Vince Carter, and the other back in the day dunkers are better than today's.
I wasn't talking about all-time best dunkers. These ones seem to be the best current ones. We all know, Micheal Jordan, Dominque Wilkins, Vince Carter, and the other back in the day dunkers are better than today's.
What I was trying to get across was that the NBA does not have many good dunkers right now. I wouldn't even say they're the best ones, just the ones that have the ability to showcase their dunks the most often. As I said, a format of two superstars and two "ro dunkers" or D-League players would be much more exciting. Maybe this **** will change when David Stern is gone. (He's retiring!).
I heard Stern was leaving. I like your idea. It gives the D-league players a chance to have fun and be in the national spotlight. But I don't see it happening unless if there's a sudden demand in it. About Stern, I always liked hearing the boos when I watch the draft. He walks out, "Booooooo!!!!"
