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With only 2 games last night, the Los Angeles Clippers in a home game versus the Portland Trail Blazers and the Toronto Raptors at Atlanta facing off against the Hawks, the countdown has shrunk back down to 5. Lob City wastes no time getting busy right after the tip off...

Dunk City all over today's NBA.com top 10. The Wizards' John Wall starts it off with a sea-parting dunk on the Knicks. The Pacers' Gerald Green does the same as he drives for the slam in Indiana's game against the Cavs. Then we have to get the Lakers' big men in it, as Pau Gasol sends an oop over to Dwight Howard for the big throw down on the Hornets...

The NCAA Basketball finals but a halt on a lot of NBA action, but here are the highlight reels of the weekend. We'll start off with Sunday's top 10. We start it off with volleyball-like scramble in Oakland before the Jazz finally come up with the ball and Derrick Favors finishes with a the jam...

No jokes here on last nights April Fools' Day NBA games. We start off the countdown with the Grizzlies' Tony Allen rejection of the Spurs' Danny Green. The Clippers' Blake Griffin (who lives on the countdown along with LeBron James) adds another dunk to the list...

Here are the NBA's highlights for the weekend. The Spurs veteran All-Star big man, Tim Duncan had a nice feed which lead to a monster slam by teammate Kawhi Leonard over Miami's Udonis Haslem (welcome to the poster board!). Cleveland's Tristan Thompson took massive air for his super slam dunk...

It's a sad day after for Miami fans as the Heat's 27 game winning streak was brought to an end. That however did not stop LeBron James from still having a highlight play on the top 10, courtesy of the assist from Mario Chalmers. Other highlights showcase Kobe Bryant showing why he's still one the best to ever play the game with a killer drive and dunk...

The highlight reel is back and we're going to play catch up on the top plays of the week. We'll start with last nights top 5 where defense stole the show (pardon the pun) with blocks galore to boot! Above, the top 10 show the Nuggets getting disrespected as their history book making, 15-game win streak came to an end at the hands of the Hornets (multiple in-your-face-moments on this countdown for

With March Madness destroying the ratings right now, the highlight reel features all of Saturdays games (as the Miami Heat was the only NBA game yesterday as they continue on their 27 game winning streak, which is highlight worthy in and of itself)...

With only 3 NBA games last night, the countdown is once again reduced to 5. The highlight reel kicks off with the Bulls Kirk Hinrich's slide/dive for the rock, followed by a nice dish that lead to an easy lay-up for Chicago. Number 4 stays in Chicago for Carlos Boozer's steal which lead to an alley-oop from Nate Robinson to Jimmy Butler...

The highlight reel is back up to 10. LeBron James is back on the countdown (at will it seems) as his team, the Heat came back from a 27 point deficit  to keep their 24 win streak alive, this dunk helping out. The normally high-flying Blake Griffin had 2 separate lob assist to DeAndre '3000' Jordan for slam dunks for the Clippers...

It will be very hard to top yesterdays top 10 (even the NBA announcers think those were the best of the season), but here goes the shrunken top 5. The highlights begin with the OKC Thunders' Reggie Jackson dunking on the much larger (and known shot blocker), Denver Nugget, JaVale Mcgee...

The term 'how the west was won', as of late, refers to the Denver Nuggets, who with last nights victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, extended their winning streak to 13 consecutive games, which (so far) is their new NBA franchise record...