Entering Tuesday, Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo has 217 dunks on the season. The Greek Freak has dunked more than seven other teams this season and is on pace to break the single-season dunk record, according to Alex Boeder of Bucks.com.

Antetokounmpo has only missed 22 dunks this season.

Dunks — 2018/19
Giannis: 217
Cavaliers: 199
Grizzlies: 196
Knicks: 196
Pistons: 190
Hornets: 189
Pacers: 176
Spurs: 140

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Who says you need a jump shot to dominate the NBA. Antetokounmpo is proving that he can be the best player in the league without possessing a stable outside jumper. Whenever he does get a reliable jump shot, the NBA will be his and his alone.

In 55 games this season for the Bucks, Giannis is putting up monster numbers. The three-time All-Star and MVP candidate is averaging 27.2 points, 12.7 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game while shooting 58.1 percent from the field. Milwaukee has the best record in the NBA and Antetokounmpo is the main reason why.

Giannis is only shooting 24.3 percent from beyond the arc. It's an aspect of his game the star swingman knows he has to get better at. But when you can get to the rim at will and dunk on everyone whenever you want, it's easy to see why Antetokounmpo doesn't take a lot of jump shots.