Top Dunks of All Time!!!!

[kurtz]

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[davezer]

Cue the "Top Drunks of All Time!!!!" parody thread.

My #1 is definitely Jordan dunking over Ewing (and I'm a Knicks fan)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxG6F8qKsoQ&hl=en&fs=1

[rockstar71888]

Cue the "Top Drunks of All Time!!!!" parody thread.

I was thinking about "top monks of all time"

[danthemjfan23]

since you stipulated game-only dunks:

michael jeffrey jordan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCT9QyqhkBU&hl=en&fs=1

dr. j over cooper

'nique.

lebron... in high school.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pwo6wrfYlE&hl=en&fs=1

kobe.

[danthemjfan23]

also this one, but i couldn't find any videos for it.

dude is legit flying.

[kurtz]

Best one from this season so far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc6_p12KoeQ&hl=en&fs=1

[davezer]

Watching the old school clips vs the new school clips is weird. Back then people got stoked over dunks. They went nuts. Now, much like the NBA, no one cares.

[kurtz]

I think no one is stoked in the Corey Brewer clip because it is the Lakers home court and it's their local broadcast. You can hear the shock and awe in the crowd though when Brewer destroys Fisher.

[danthemjfan23]

it was just a different game back then. the real interesting thing i notice when i watch older games (even as recent as the mid-90s, but specifically the 70s and 80s) is how big the court looks. players were smaller and less athletic back then. they couldn't cover the same amount of court as players today. also, defenses were less complex back then so most teams were all bunched up in the paint unlike today.

if you watch a basketball game from 1950, a game from 1980 and a game from 2010, it's like 3 different sports are being played. the worst player in the NBA today would be one of the best players in 1950. the game (and, more importantly, strength/conditioning/offseason workouts) has just progressed so much over time that it's almost impossible to compare time periods that far apart.

[electricsnow]

omg!!!!

[respect21]

[monk0nuggets]

[monk0nuggets]

Cue the "Top Drunks of All Time!!!!" parody thread.

I was thinking about "top monks of all time"

Me!

[kurtz]

Love that Tom Chambers one. That would probably be #4 on my list.

[dynamitekid]

Amazing looking at all the traveling