NBA Dunks That Legitimately Left the World in Shock

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These are 27 NBA dunks you have to see to believe.
And first up, Donovan Mitchell made Yuta Watanabe look like a child. Something tells me Watanabe isn't gonna be Japan's top selling jersey for long. Although, at least he didn't get manhandled by JR Smith.

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Kind of see how it's affecting Tony Parker.

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We just saw men fly!

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JR Smith with the time running down off George Hill.

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Dang, no one told me JR Smith had hops like that. Just like I did not know Giannis could get poster.

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With an outstanding 3rd quarter, 34

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19!

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And Jeff Green lowers the boom!

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Jeff Green known for his thunderous dunks at the age of 36 I think that surprised Giannis that this guy went up there.

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The dunk was already cold. The reaction was below freezing. But now that you're putting on your winter jacket, I got news for you. The ducks are only going to get crazier and more absurd from here. From leapfrogging an opponent to making Anthony Davis your poster child to an ollie uke that nearly killed a man. You're gonna want to get cozy. But first, we are traveling to a place that no longer exists, Ohio. Fortunately, that wasn't the case in 2010 It was game four between two of the league's finest, LeBron James Cavaliers versus Kevin Garnett Celtics. And with the Celtics leading two to one, KG was already packing his bags. Big mistake. Little did he know, LeBron James would make him cry for his mama.

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Here's Smith's switch, and here's Pierce again.

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Oh! LeBron James with no regard for human lives!
Has given the Cavaliers their biggest lead tonight.

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Call him what you want, the king, the chosen one, the back-to-back MVP, but to me, he'll forever be known as KG's daddy. However, it still doesn't compare to DeAndre Jordan stealing Brandon Knight's dignity. Whether it's Air Jordan or his long-lost relative DeAndre Jordan, you don't want to mess with a Jordan. Don't mess with Baron Davis either, because back in 2007, Davis attempted murder.

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There's a lot of good things will happen, not just with the scoring, but then also an open-up.

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Hey, dude got caught red handed. Bro better start planning his last meal. Yes, somehow, John Moran keeps evading the scene. Time and time again, he's catching bodies, and time and time again, he keeps getting away. I wonder if this dunk is the one that will finally do him in.

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Tyus Jones has joined John Moran in the backcourt.

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Moran splits the deep.

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Oh my goodness!

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Sorry, John, this has your fingerprints all over it. Luckily, Jalen Smith dropped the charges. Either way, it's still not as violent as number 20 Only this time, it isn't John Moran. It's his predecessor, Vince Carter. See, when John was just a child, Carter was too busy embarrassing the entire league. This even includes NBA Hall of Famers, because in 2005, Vince Carter got the opportunity to embarrass Alonzo Morney. And trust me, he took full advantage.

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Alonzo Morney changing a shot. This lead of eight, Miami's largest of the game, but talk about large. How about that slam dunk from Vince Carter? What body control and what power by Carter?

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Well, again, he goes to the basket as strong as anybody in the league.

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Sheesh, is it just me, or did this feel personal? Actually, there's no need to answer that question. A lot changed over the last seven years. LeBron James finally won a championship with the Cavs. The Warriors formed an NBA dynasty, and Trevor Ariza switched teams. A whole six times! But somehow, Alonzo Mourning and Vince Carter still got beef. The same goes for Ja Morant and Jacque Pertil.

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It's his sixth.

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Morant blows by Primo. Attack!

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Nah, bruh, if someone does this to me, I'm joining Ann Rogers on his Darkness Retreat next year. However, if I'm Anderson Varejao, I'm not just considering a Darkness Retreat. I'm considering moving out of the country altogether.

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Looking for contact from Tommaso O'Neal, got a piece of it.

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And Dwayne Wade right at the bottom of everything.

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If there's someone to watch out for, it's always the quiet ones. Should have known Dwayne Wade was dangerous. But if that's dangerous, it can only mean one thing. Derrick Rose is a menace to society. A year after Wade's monster slam, Pete Rose made even bigger headlines against the Phoenix Suns.

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