John Collins records top Dunk Score of year!
John Collins poster slam records a 113.4 Dunk Score, the highest score recorded so far this season.
The NBA Dunk Score, which combines player tracking technology with NBA data science to analyze every dunk from every NBA game in real time, was introduced before the 2024-25 season. The end result? An objective score based on technical excellence, athleticism and difficulty for every dunk.
Here are the top 5 scores so far this season. This list will be updated as new dunks climb up the leaderboard. To dive deeper into the full, season-long leaderboard, click here.
John Collins, Jazz – 113.4
On Nov. 4 vs. Chicago, Collins rolled off of a screen and rose over his defender with a 33-inch vertical and threw down a powerful slam with a ball speed through the rim of 27 mph. This Collins poster generated a rare, double feat of having two subscores – Power (96) and Defensive Contest (94) – both in the 90s (out of 100). Read more about subscores here.
Jalen Green, Rockets – 111.3
Jalen Green's Ridiculous 111.3 Dunk Score
Jalen Green finishes the fast break with a monster slam, reaching a Power subscore of 99.
On Nov. 10 vs. the Pistons, Green showed off his supreme athleticism on this fastbreak slam, recording a 40.2” vertical and a massive Power subscore (99).
Jaylen Brown, Celtics – 109.6
Jaylen Brown rises up for a 109.6 Dunk Score
Jaylen Brown charts a Power subscore of 91 on his way to the 3rd highest Dunk Score of the season.
On Nov. 29 vs. Chicago, Brown detonated at the rim for a Dunk Score of 109.6. This dunk featured a Max Ball Height of 10.9 feet, a Power subscore of 91 and a Jump subscore of 86.
Brandon Miller, Hornets – 108.9
Brandon Miller elevates for 108.9 Dunk Score
Brandon Miller gets into the paint and rises up for a 108.9 Dunk Score.
In his season debut on Oct. 23 vs. the Houston Rockets, Miller started the year with a bang, driving to the lane and floating to the rim, reaching a max ball height of 11.1′ and a vertical of 36.1” to deliver the powerful jam, recording a Jump subscore of 91 and a Power subscore of 94.
Keegan Murray, Kings – 107.6
Keegan Murray’s emphatic flush registers a 107.6 Dunk Score
Keegan Murray takes off from over 7 feet away and records a 33.2” vert on his way to a 107.6 Dunk Score
On Nov. 27 vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves, Murray was able to float through the lane, featuring a 33.2” vert and a 7.3’ takeoff distance, while showing off some impressive subscores in the Jump (88) and Power (84) categories.
The Next 5:
- Christian Braun – 106.3
- Bruno Fernando – 105.2
- Giannis Antetokounmpo – 102.3
- Jaden Hardy – 101.7
- Yves Missi – 101.0
