Words can't really do Tyreke Evans' shot justice. Down two points with no time left, the Kings guard heaves a prayer from midcourt and swishes it in for the improbable buzzer-beating victory. Amazing.

Blake Griffin is dunking over just about anyone he can find, including his fellow rookies. The Knicks' Timofey Mozgov is perhaps his most famous victim this season as Griffin dunks the ball without touching the rim.

An MVP not only makes his teammates better, but also provides an energy boost on a rough night. D-Rose definitely does the latter with this superb swat of ex-teammate James Johnson.

We try not to step on the toes of the Dunk Ladder and its guru, LeMont Calloway, when it comes to making additions to the Top Plays Ladder. But sometimes a dunk is so awesome, it deserves to be in two places at once. Such is the case with J.R. Smith's insta-poster jam on the Spurs' Gary Neal.

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Must be true because days after Rose made  his between-the-legs dish to big man Joakim Noah for a dunk, the Knicks' Chauncey Billups had  a similar-type pass to big man Amar'e Stoudemire for a layup.

OK, Nick, now you're just showing off. First, he made  this 360 layup on the Lakers. Then, he had  this 360 against the Nuggets. Now, he's made perhaps his (and the season's) best 360 layup to date.

Emeka Okafor's shot against the Jazz that sent the game into OT won't overtake  Tyreke Evans' heave as the season's top play. But it did overtake a great circus shot from the same game:  this one from Paul Millsap.

Hard to argue with JaVale McGee's block/steal of Wesley Matthews as the season's top at-the-rim denial of the season. But is it the best block in Wizards history? Lest we forget, Michael Jordan had this two-hander on the Bulls way back when during his D.C. days.