"A new dunk contest champion was crowned on Saturday night, and for the fourth time in NBA History, it was a Miami Heat player. Heat second-year forward Keshad Johnson took home the award, besting Spurs rookie Carter Bryant in the final round. Johnson's final round score (97.3) bested Bryant's (93.0), even though Bryant recorded a perfect 50 for one of his dunks."
"https://twitter.com/nba/status/2022838318191247710?s=46 https://twitter.com/nba/status/2022838096442560934?s=46 Johnson capped the event with a near-free-throw line windmill. *** This is a breaking news story. Stay tuned for updates. To check out our other content, click here. Follow Hot Hot Hoops on Twitter/X here! Follow Hot Hot Hoops on Instagram here! Check out Hot Hot Hoops on Facebook here! Subscribe to our YouTube channel here!"
Keshad Johnson of the Miami Heat won the dunk contest on Saturday night, becoming the franchise's fourth dunk contest champion in NBA history. Johnson, a second-year forward, defeated San Antonio Spurs rookie Carter Bryant in the final round. Johnson posted a final-round total of 97.3 to Bryant's 93.0, despite Bryant earning a perfect 50 on one dunk. Johnson finished the competition with a near–free-throw-line windmill. Social media links to the dunks were posted by the NBA. The event was labeled a breaking news story and outlets encouraged readers to follow Hot Hot Hoops across platforms.
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