With almost a third of the season gone by now, one thing that the games this year has had a lot of is the number of vicious slams from some of the NBA's high-flyers.

Terrence Ross proved that 360-degree dunks are not only done during contests but also in-game, while his Toronto Raptors‘ teammate DeMar DeRozan will not be outdone with his powerful slam on Tristan Thompson.

The Oklahoma City Thunder backcourt of Victor Oladipo and Russell Westbrook both showed there's more to their games than outside shooting and strong slashes to the basket.

Milwaukee Bucks‘ rookie Malcolm Brogdon introduced himself to NBA fans earlier this month when he dunked over arguably two of the best players at their respective positions today, Kyrie Irving and LeBron James, in the same game.

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Larry Nance Jr. of the Los Angeles Lakers also joined the dunk party of the young season when he threw one down against Brook Lopez of the Brooklyn Nets in early December.