NBA Top 10 Plays Of The Night | April 5, 2023

On an eight-game Wednesday in the NBA, these are your top 10 plays on NBA.com. At number 10, Mitchell Robinson intercepts the pass and sprints in for the two-handed dunk, but that's Jalen Smith chasing him down for the block. At number nine, Quentin Grimes with the inbound and he'd attack the basket for the one-handed jam. Take a look at that one more time. That's the number nine play. Here's number eight. C.J. McCollum snagging the rebound, then he'd head up the floor. He's looking for Trey Murphy III and he'd find him the lob from nearly half court for the alley-oop. At number seven, Obi Toppin fighting for the loose ball and he'd come up with it and get it ahead to Quentin Grimes, who then, look at that, would flip it back over his head to top it for the acrobatic alley-oop. At number six, Precious Achua would go up with it, but that's why Robert Williams is there. The huge rejection. At number five, Kendrick Nunn would cut and dish to Daniel Gafford, who would throw down the two-handed slam. See that again. Through the defense and through the net. At number four, John Collins on the screen for Trey Young and rolling to the rim where Trey would sling him the alley-oop. Ice Trey to John the Baptist at number four, but here's number three. Vooch driving up the middle for the huge one-handed slam, but not just on anybody. That was on Brooke Lopez. That nearly the best of the best of the night, but here's number two. Spencer Dinwiddie grabbing the rebound and kicking it to Mikael Bridges, who would lob it to Nick Claxton, who'd throw it down on Jalen Durant. All in transition for the Nets at number two, but the best of the best of the night. The top of your top 10 plays. It's number one, and Collins again, this time scooping up a loose ball. And look at that, springing up for the double clutch reverse jam in traffic. That's the top of your top 10 plays on NBA.com.