Complex - Best Dunks in NBA Playoff History

The good folk at Complex put together a nice list of the Best Dunks in NBA Playoff History.

Here's a few that could've been considered for the back end of that list:

1. Robert Pack going coast to coast and dunking on Kemp in '94.

2. Desmond Mason's late game 360 vs the Spurs in '02 (has there been another 360 in a Playoff game?)

 

3. Pippen on Ewing in 1991. A glimpse of what would come three years later.

If you have others, feel free to share.

Happy Birthday Robert Pack

Return of the Pack. Happy Birthday to one of the most dynamic guards of the early 90's.

Robert Pack was undrafted, signing with the Blazers as a free agent before the commencement of the 1991-92 season. For your viewing pleasure, a framed poster of Pack as a rookie courtesy of the legendary Costacos Brothers.

To give some context to this poster, Pack played only a single season in Portland, averaging just under 5 points an outing. Despite being the third string point guard on a high octane Blazers roster, the Greek gods of poster making, in their infinite wisdom, blessed us with this piece of 90's brilliance.

Highlights from one of his best games as a rookie can be found here.

Jersey of the Week: Robert Pack

In a slight deviation from the norm, this week's Jersey of the Week comes from our own wardrobe.

Robert Pack (away), circa 1994.

Pack had exceptional elevation for a little guy, off one foot or two. He put more than a few dudes on posters during the early part of his career and was runner-up to Isaiah Rider in the 1994 dunk contest. He is now an assistant for the Thunder.

We hope to bring you more Pack in the future.