NBA: The final 2024 AT&T Slam Dunk event is all set to take place on Saturday, February 17 at 8 p.m. ET at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. The event will be telecasted on TNT as well as other sports channels. NBA fans will get to witness some of their favorite players battle it out on the court for the title of Slam Dunk winner.After a stunning dunking performance the previous year, defending champion Mac McClung is back. This time, hes joined by a true All-Star as well as two additional high flyers who can perform some incredible aerial stunts.Players participatingThis years participants include Jaylen Brown of Boston Celtics, Jaime Jaquez Jr. of Miami Heat, Mac McClung of Osceola Magic (G League), and Jacob Toppin of New York Knicks. All of the players are extremely talented and it will be interesting to see them deliver their best during the event.Winners of past Slam Dunks1984 in Denver - Larry Nance of team 1985 in Indianapolis - Dominique Wilkins of Team Hawks 1986 in Dallas - Spud Webb of Team Hawks 1987 in Seattle - Michael Jordan of Team Bulls 1988 in Chicago -Michael Jordan of Team Bulls 1989 in Houston - Kenny Walker of Team Knicks 1990 in Miami - Dominique Wilkins of team Hawks 1991 in Charlotte - Dee Brown of Team Celtics 1992 in Orlando - Cedric Ceballos of Team Suns 1993 in Salt Lake City - Harold Miner of Team Heat 1994 in Minnesota - Isiah Rider of Team Timberwolves 1995 in Phoenix - Harold Miner of Team Heat1996 in San Antonio - Brent Barry of Team Clippers 1997 in Cleveland - Kobe Bryant of Team Lakers 2000 in Oakland - Vince Carter of Team Raptors 2001 in Washington, D.C. - Desmond Mason of Team Sonics 2002 in Philadelphia - Jason Richardson of Team Warriors 2003 in Atlanta - Jason Richardson of Team Warriors 2004 in Los Angeles - Fred Jones of Team Pacers 2005 in Denver - Josh Smith of Team Hawks 2006 in Houston - Nate Robinson of Team Knicks 2007 in Las Vegas - Gerald Green of Team Celtics 2008 in Dwight Howard - Magic of Team New Orleans2009 in Phoenix - Nate Robinson of Team Knicks 2010 in Dallas - Nate Robinson of Team Knicks 2011 in Los Angeles - Blake Griffin of Team Clippers 2012 in Orlando - Jeremy Evans of Team Jazz 2013 in Houston - Terrence Ross of Team Raptors 2014 in New Orleans - John Wall of Team Wizards 2015 in New York City - Zach LaVine of Team Timberwolves 2016 in Toronto - Zach LaVine of Team Timberwolves 2017 in New Orleans - Glenn Robinson III of Team Pacers 2018 in Los Angeles - Donovan Mitchell of Team Jazz 2019 in Charlotte - Hamidou Diallo of Team Thunder 2020 in Chicago - Derrick Jones Jr. of Team Heat 2021 in Atlanta - Anfernee Simons of Team Trail Blazers 2022 in Cleveland - Obi Toppin of Team Knicks 2023 in Utah - Mac McClung of Team 76ers
