This might not be the prettiest basketball game we’ve ever seen, but it’s great nonetheless. This play symbolizes the slugfest: Carmelo Anthony spins baseline on Paul George and looks to have an easy dunk in the fourth quarter of a tight game. Roy Hibbert slides over and completely stuffs him at the rim. Playoff basketball in full effect: Read More »

Check out this outrageous block last night by Eric Bledsoe in the Clippers/Timberwolves game in L.A. Bledsoe gets bumped guarding Alexey Shved on a high ball screen, and instead on giving up on the play and letting his help defense stop Shved on the drive, Bledsoe turns into a video game character and tracks him down. What follows is one of the best athletes in all of sports elevating and punching the hell out of Shved’s attempt, launching it like it was shot out a t-shirt cannon. Read More »

Kobe Bryant was some kind of comic book character last night in Portland, flooding the Blazers with never-ending buckets and dimes/open looks for his teammates. In the wave of Kobe hellfire came this Trey Burke-style swat on Will Barton, who was thinking he was about to get himself a fast break dunk highlight on SportsCenter. This time though, there was no foul call: Read More »

Last night in Bloomington, while his team may have lost to a tough visiting Ohio State squad, Indiana’s Victor Oladipo – he of many sick highlights – may have come up with the block of the year.

Watch this clip – Victor cannot emphasize more emphatically just how much Shannon Scott needs to get that sh*t out of there: Read More »

From tonight’s Bucks/Spurs game: Watch Larry Sanders track down Kawhi Leonard in the open floor and smack his sure-fire bucket off glass: Read More »

This Nate Robinson block of MarShon Brooks happened two days ago, but in case you missed it, you need to see it now because it is outrageous.

Say what you will about Nate’s game, but you can’t deny that he’s one of the best athletes on the planet: Read More »

This happened the other night in the Clippers/Nets game, but with it being a holiday and all, it’s likely that a lot of people missed this Blake Griffin block on Deron Williams. It needs to be seen. The sound that the block makes on the first part of the clip is crazy: Read More »

Before watching this chase-down block, let me remind you: Dwyane Wade is 6-4, 220 pounds. Eric Bledsoe, on the other hand, is a mere 6-1, 195 pounds. What an impressive stuff. Read More »

This play happened on Friday night, but it would be a crime if most of our readers missed it. We’ve know for a while that Andre Miller is actually super sneaky with his hops [EVIDENCE HERE], breaking them out just enough so that we all know what’s up.

That being said, this block he busted out on Derrick Favors, meeting the big man at the rim, is just outrageous: Read More »

After spending last season playing overseas, Kyle Singler is back in the NBA and providing valuable, much-needed minutes and production for a Pistons team that is struggling mightily to start the season.

In the flow of their entertaining loss to the Kings last night, Singler provided an incredible block on a Kings fast break when Aaron Brooks tried to toss an oop to Jimmer Fredette. The sequence starts at the :45 mark: Read More »