From Dwight Howard’s powerful dunks to Shaquille O'Neal’s backboard-breaking slams, we break down the top NBA dunkers of all time. Find out who takes the crown as the most dominant dunker in NBA ...

The NBA is a showcase of extraordinary athletic talent, particularly when it comes to vertical jumps. While many players can leap over a meter, none have managed to touch the top of the backboard.

(Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) Getty Images It looks like the time off around the All-Star break was good for LeBron James — check out this monster dunk from Wednesday night against Charlotte ...

LeBron James threw down a huge dunk during his Los Angeles Lakers’ 100-97 loss to the Charlotte Hornets at Crypto.com Arena on Wednesday night, and it had everyone saying the same thing.

December 6, 2010: AP photographer Morry Gash (@morryg) snaps famous photo of LeBron James finishing a dunk after no-look pass ... James is still at the top of the league in terms of talent.

Final: Hornets 100, Lakers 97. LeBron James misses both opportunities to tie the game and send it to overtime, dropping LAL to 32-21 on the season. First night of a back-to-back, with the Lakers ...

You get to follow and-one dunk. Just make momentum ... They have looked like one of the best offensive units in basketball at times and like one of the worst at other times. LeBron is hopeful ...

LeBron James delivered one of the coldest dunks of his NBA career on Charlotte ... told him he failed the physical as he is enjoying his best season in the NBA. He had six double-doubles and ...

Poor Mark Williams. He was so close to leaving a Charlotte Hornets team that has really never been relevant, ever. Instead of being traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, and playing for a contending ...

is widely regarded as one of the best dunkers in NBA history. His on-court dunks are some of the most iconic moments in basketball. From his thunderous alley-oops to the unforgettable "LeBron dunk ...

Matt Levine works as a contributing writer for Newsweek based in California. His expertise is in covering the NBA but he also covers multiple other sports. He has been with Newsweek since 2024.

It looks like the time off around the All-Star break was good for LeBron James — check out this monster dunk from Wednesday night against Charlotte. The best part might be Bronny's reaction on ...