Anthony Edwards' game-winning block tops best plays of NBA Week 19 - ESPN

Players around the association found themselves featured in highlights — or on the wrong end of them — this week in the NBA.

From Collin Sexton to Anthony Edwards, here are the top plays of the week.

Save it for the dunk contest

Though the 2024 NBA slam dunk contest came and went in February, the Utah Jazz pulled off a play against the Washington Wizards on Monday that would have scored a perfect 50.

Early in the first quarter, Wizards forward Deni Avdija turned the ball over and the Jazz went the other way. Leading the 2-on-1 fast-break, Sexton threw a lob to rookie Keyonte George, but it was a bit far. George improvised on the fly and threw another pass off the backboard back to Sexton, who finished the play with an electric jam.

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Brandon Ingram had a desire to attack the rim against the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday.

In the second quarter, Ingram crossed over Raptors forward Jordan Nwora and threw down a jam over Jontay Porter. Ingram's move garnered reactions from the Pelicans bench.

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Another play, another dunk.

This time, the opponent was just a bit taller than usual.

Alperen Sengun, the Houston Rockets center, might have a story to tell his grandkids one day. He can officially claim that he dunked over 7-foot-4 rookie phenom Victor Wembanyama, a feat claimed by few. Sengun also had a career-high 45 points the same night.

Coming off a pick-and-roll action with Fred VanVleet in the fourth quarter against the San Antonio Spurs, Sengun dove to the basket and shook Wembanyama with a move before dunking over the French center.

The D stands for dunk and defense

Golden State Warriors rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis made sure his impact was felt Wednesday when the Warriors faced the