The arena's energy shifted as fans held their breath in anticipation. Jordan’s first dunk was a reverse slam from the baseline, executed with such grace and power that it seemed to defy gravity.

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Beverley's co-host, Adam Ferrone, known as "Rone," compared that play to Michael Jordan's iconic layup, where he switches hands midair during the 1991 NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers.