In the NBA, size doesn’t matter when it comes to dunking. This video showcases the most impressive dunks from the league's smallest players—those who defy expectations with explosive, gravity-defying ...

Nate Robinson was the first and only NBA player to win the Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star weekend three times. Several players have won the competition twice, including Michael Jordan, Dominique ...

They won him three (yeah, it's ridiculous) slam dunk contests and continue to keep him on the map as a score-first backup combo guard. He's 5-9, like the rapper, but he can fly. And he can handle.

Remember when Nate Robinson won the dunk contest like 12 times in a row? Feels like a long time ago, right? Well, he sent out a little reminder that he can still bounce Thursday against Portland.

It was an important dunk since it allowed him to tie Andre Iguodala's score at the event. Robinson went on to edge the then-Philadelphia 76ers player in a "dunk off" for the crown, scoring 141-140.

B/R Studios May 31, 2018 Nate Robinson is famous for winning the Slam Dunk Contest an NBA -record three times, and he also has crazier dunk stories than anyone else.

Nate The Great sure looks like he's primed to win a fourth NBA Slam Dunk Contest, huh? Of course, that would require him actually being in the NBA, but details, details. . . Sadly, it's been more ...

Robinson, who turns 40 in May, will mix it up with his son’s high school team, giving them a few dunks here and there after practice. As for Wilkins, now 64, don’t let his age fool you.

"I was a fan of Spud Webb growing up," Robinson said of the legendary 5-foot-7 Slam Dunk contest winner. "My dad used to show highlights of him, being the little guy amongst the trees." ...

It was an important dunk since it allowed him to tie Andre Iguodala's score at the event. Robinson went on to edge the then-Philadelphia 76ers player in a "dunk off" for the crown, scoring 141-140.