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Grading 2026 NBA Dunk Contest

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NBA All-Stars who have 2 or more slam dunk crowns or 3-point titles

There are only two NBA players to win three Slam Dunk titles.

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NBA Slam Dunk Contest Winners: Full List From 1984 to Now

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NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest Winners

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NBA All-Star Game 2026 start time, where to watch, rosters, format

There's a lot different about the 2026 NBA All-Star Game.

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NBA All-Star Saturday's top five moments: Damian Lillard makes history, Keshad Johnson wins Dunk Contest

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Damian Lillard, Keshad Johnson, Team Knicks headline Saturday's winners at NBA All-Star 2026: Live updates and reaction

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2026 NBA All-Star Game: USA Stars defeat USA Stripes in Championship

Victor Wembanyama racks up 17 points vs. USA Stripes at the 2026 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles.

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NBA All-Star Game 2026: How to watch tonight, who's playing, where to stream free and more

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NBA All-Star Saturday: Where to watch the 3-point and slam dunk contests, shooting stars

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MJ on why the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest versus Wilkins is one of his fondest memories: "It wasn't defining who we were"

Hungry for revenge, "Mr. Air" had captured the 1987 title while Wilkins was sidelined due to injury. So when both were healthy and primed for battle in '88, the hype was through the roof. The 1988 contest was hosted in Chicago under the bright lights of ...

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Looking back at 5 memorable Dunk Contest showdowns

The first-ever Dunk Contest was held on January 27, 1976, at halftime of that year’s ABA All-Star Game, featuring George “Iceman” Gervin and Julius “Dr. J” Erving in what was the final season before the ABA-NBA merger

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Perfect scores in the dunk contest: How many times Mac McClung, Vince Carter and more achieved 50-point dunks

Revisit the flawless jams from over the years in the Slam Dunk Contest.

NBC Los Angeles

NBA Slam Dunk Contest: Rules, scoring, contestants and other info

They gave Jordan a 50! It's one of the most famous lines in NBA Slam Dunk Contest history, but it's also a reminder of the occasional controversy that comes from judging the event. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Michael Jordan ...