The Cleveland Cavaliers' run to the 2016 NBA championship featured more postseason dunks than we've ever seen from four-time league MVP LeBron James.
"The King" jammed home the ball on 43 occasions during "Believeland's" 21-game journey to the Larry O'Brien trophy, which is more than he had in 40 playoff games with the Cavaliers and Miami Heat (36) from 2013-15.
Some were certainly more extravagant than others, but nonetheless, James' aggressiveness in attacking the basket and getting to the rim helped the Cavaliers sweep their way through the opening two rounds, fend off a game Toronto Raptors squad, and overcome a 3-1 deficit to the Golden State Warriors.
