NBA Slam Dunk Contest history was made Saturday night in San Francisco. Mac McClung, who had four perfect 50s on four attempts, won the Dunk Contest for the third consecutive year, becoming the first player in history to pull off a three-peat in the event.

Since its inception in 1984, the NBA Slam Dunk Contest has become one of the most electrifying and anticipated events during All-Star Weekend. The contest has showcased some of the

The Dunk Contest has been a staple of All-Star Weekend since 1984. Here's who has come home with the most victories in that time.

Hall of Fame small forward-turned-TNT commentator Vince Carter, who executed perhaps the coolest finish in Dunk Contest history at Oracle Arena way back in 2000, taped introductory hype videos for each player. He was clowned for his efforts at making Buzelis sound cool.

The first Celtic to appear in the Slam Dunk Contest wasn't until 1991 when Dee Brown made an appearance. He ended up winning, taking down Shawn Kemp, Rex Chapman, Kenny Smith, Kenny Williams, Blue Edwards, Otis Smith, and Kendall Gill.

It was another action packed Saturday night of the NBA All-Star weekend with history being made, a slam dunk masterclass, and a controversial disqualification all taking place in San Francisco.

But in the end, McClung had one more impressive dunk in him and took home the crown. He became the first-ever player in NBA history to complete a three-peat in the Slam Dunk Contest. Damian Lillard Attempting to Claim First Three-Peat in NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest Since 1992

Scott Phillips previews the NBA's All-Star Saturday with a deep dive into the field for the dunk and 3-point contests.

With All-Star weekend here, we go over the history of Indiana Pacers players participating in the Slam Dunk Contest.

In San Francisco's iconic Oracle arena, the jam-packed day of events came to a close with this year's slam dunk contest. After a controversial Skills Challenge and an exciting three-point shootout, the stage was set for an epic showdown between Mac McClung (Magic),

Mac McClung has heard the NBA stars talk about their desire to participate in the Slam Dunk Contest next year, and he's all for it. Speaking to TMZ Sports, McClung said the Dunk Contest "deserves" players like Ja Morant,