All the heat I took last season for not giving  'The Mosgov' a higher rating can get thrown out the door after seeing this banger. Timofey Mozgov can finally rest easy because the spotlight is now on Kendrick Perkins, a  familiar spot for the OKC big man.

No need to worry, Micah Hart. We see eye-to-eye on this one. Crowning it the best in-game dunk ever though might be a stretch. But we're taking nothing away from Green's jam. This was impressive.

Forget the pass. Forget the finish. When you leap over a player for an alley-oop, whether with style or not, you're going to make this Ladder. We're rechristening him as "Mr. Up, Down, Left, Right".

Blake Griffin continues to set the standard. After  leaping over cars and cracking the Dunk Ladder  without touching the rim, Blake achieves another Dunk Ladder first by becoming the first to make the list on a putback slam. Poppa Pau probably wants to burn the tape.

Welcome back to the party J.R.! We knew you still had it in you. As for the Knicks, after all of these years, maybe they can finally put  another baseline hesitation jam behind them.

It's never a bad thing when your world-class defense leads to big-show offense. That's no foreign concept to LeBron James. And neither is finishing in supreme style in the open court.

The phrase 'Asik and destroy,' usually reserved for Chicago big man Omer Asik when he drops the hammer, gets flipped around as Russell Westbrook crashes the party.

Josh Smith takes the heart out of the Thunder front line with this nasty facial over Serge Ibaka. You can relax now, Perk. You have company.

I'll be the first to admit that this jewel inexplicably slipped through my fingers at first. But the best readers in the world wouldn't let it go unnoticed by campaigning hard for it. Now, Paul George is officially in his rightful home.