Welcome back to End the Zone. I, of course, am your host, Chris Broussard, and boy, do we have a show for you today.

We've got a tremendous interview with Jamal Crawford of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Of course, we got my man Jason McIntyre at the end for a segment of Not Down J.

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But before we get into the show, I was in Los Angeles this week.

I went to the Clippers game.

I went to the Lakers game, both against the Philadelphia 76ers.

I wanted to see Joelle Embed and Ben Simmons.

And boy, did both of them put on the show, especially Embed, but Ben Simmons did his thing too.

And in both games combined, he had 10 slam dunks.

And that got a brother to thinking, hmm, who do I think are the best

game dunkers? Not slam dunk contest, game dunkers in NBA history. So here's my top five.

At number five, Blake Griffin.

Yes, Blake Griffin.

Now, this was a tough one.

He adds Sean Kemp the Rain Man, who I had trouble leaving off, but I had to go with Blake.

Now, you might remember 2008, the White Howard unveiled what I call the throw down dunk in the slam dunk contest

where he left from so far away from the basket, got up so high that he literally threw the

ball into the basket. That's what I call a throw down dunk when you throw it downward into

the basket.

Blake Griffin made a habit of this earlier in his career.

He did this several times.

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