One Of The Baddest Dunks In NBA History Was In The Air Jordan 8 “Chrome”

John Kim December 9th, 2015 (updated)

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In 2003, Kobe Bryant went god-mode and saved the Lakers season after the defending champs went .500 for nearly half their campaign. The Black Mamba put on a ridiculous display of scoring to push the Lakers back into contention, and against the Timbewolves in the Playoffs, he absolutely demolished the rim with one of the baddest dunks in the history of the game. Kobe drove down the baseline and double-clutched the rock and slammed it in on the opposite end. One his feet was the Air Jordan 8 “Chrome”, a sneaker that debuted that year; Bryant was wearing Jordan Retros among a slew of other great kicks during his sneaker free agency before signing with Nike. Next weekend, the Chrome 8s return, so get a refreshed look here and peep the video below.

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