NBA Top 10 Plays Of The Night | April 23, 2023

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Four games of Hoops on a Sunday, we got your top ten right here on NBA.com at number ten.
Mark is smart, right down the heart, ripping this one apart.
He's gone on Bogdan as smart gets to the rim and throws this one in at number ten.
Moving along to number nine, and look at the quick release on this three-point shoot-a-beast.
Klay Thompson drops into the countdown with his buzzer-beating three at the end of the third.
That one's in at number nine.
At number eight, De'Aaron Fox gets the steal, then things sort of get real.
Jordan Poole didn't want any of that as De'Aaron looked like he was jumping off a mat.
That one's in at number eight.
Along to number seven we go, and with Anthony Edwards, Kevin Chase, there's no time to wait.
Bruce Brown throwing down as he just outruns Anthony Edwards barely to get in at number seven.
At number six, we got in Hawks first, the block on one end, and then De'Andre Hunter taking it to the rim.
Beautiful block from Clint Capella going off glass there, and then De'Andre Hunter leaving no doubt as he's in at number six.
At number five, defense gets in.
Isaac Okoro thought he was going up, but he wasn't getting that stuff.
Isaiah Hardenstein doing some denying at number five.
At number four, Steph making the impossible normal.
Not even the laws of physics could make Steph miss this.
Just a beautiful, incredible shot from Steph Curry in at number four.
More defense at number three.
Julius Randle tracking back and denying that.
It wasn't Donovan Mitchell's day, and on this one, Julius gets the number three play.
We're up to number two, and we're in overtime when Anthony Edwards decides to shine.
Look at him stepping back on AA run no less, and yeah, you can't mess with that kid, Anthony Edwards.
At number two, but at number one, down in the A, getting the number one play.
It's Jason Tatum with the dagger three, and he was hardly free, but he gets it done to land at number one.
On the NBA.com.
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