Stephon Castle lowered the boom (and then some) during Wednesday’s Game 2. The San Antonio Spurs guard Castle produced the dunk of the NBA playoffs on Wednesday against the Oklahoma City Thunder. In ...
Orlando Magic guard Mac McClung completed a historic 3-peat on Saturday after defeating San Antonio Spurs rookie Stephon Castle in the final round of the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. McClung registered a ...
Stephon Castle had one of the best dunks in recent memory on Wednesday. During Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals, the San Antonio Spurs star threw down a tomahawk dunk over Oklahoma City Thunder ...
The Spurs’ second-year guard exploded to the rim and threw down a thunderous one-handed slam over OKC’s 7-foot center. Stephon Castle added another signature highlight to his explosive playoff debut ...
Castle was the runner-up to Mac McClung in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest after scoring 99.6 in the final round. Castle started the contest with a nifty reverse windmill dunk that earned a score of 47.2.
We have our first dunk contest participant! And it's a rookie! Spurs rookie Stephon Castle has agreed to participate in the Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend in San Francisco next month. It's always ...
A UConn men’s basketball alum has a 50 percent chance to be crowned Slam Dunk champion this year. That is, if you don’t think Mac McClung is unbeatable. A former Husky has never won the dunk contest, ...
For all that's made about Victor Wembanyama, it's worth remembering he isn't the only physical freak on the San Antonio Spurs. Spurs guard Stephon Castle whipped out the dunk of the playoffs in the ...
Saturday night’s 2025 NBA Slam Dunk Contest was a two-man show. Former UConn star Andrew Jackson Jr. (now of the Milwaukee Bucks) and Chicago Bulls rookie Matas Buzelis stockpiled a bunch of missed ...
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Stephon Castle lowered the boom (and then some) during Wednesday’s Game 2. The San Antonio Spurs guard Castle produced the dunk of the NBA playoffs on Wednesday against the Oklahoma City Thunder. In ...
Stephon Castle lowered the boom (and then some) during Wednesday’s Game 2. The 7-footer Hartenstein proved to be little more than a court decoration to Castle, who cocked the ball back with one hand ...