First things first: Much respect and major admiration to Orlando Magic G-Leaguer Mac McClung’s unprecedented third straight victory in the NBA All-Star Game Dunk Contest a few nights ago. It is a testament to Mac’s incredible athleticism, creativity and his jaw-dropping jams — including jumping over a car before executing an amazing reverse flush.

The NBA Slam Dunk Contest may not have the appeal it did at its peak, but Mac McClung of the Orlando Magic is doing his best to bring some of that back.

Orlando Magic two-way guard Mac McClung goes for a first-ever feat Saturday night, aiming to become the first-ever three-peat Slam Dunk Contest champion.

Heading into NBA All-Star Weekend, McClung is averaging 17.4 points, 4.7 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game while shooting a career-low 25.6% from long range. McClung's height is listed at 6-foot-2 guard and the guard boasted an impressive 43.5-inch vertical jump at the G League Combine.

Mac McClung garners the narrative of having the "Greatest Dunk Ever" with an incredible over-the-car slam on his first attempt.

Per ESPN's Shams Charania, McClung is donating the Kia to a charity in his hometown of Gate City, Va. Awesome stuff from the Memphis export, who told 76ers on SI that this iteration could possibly be his last.

Osceola Magic guard Mac McClung has the attention of the NBA world after achieving the first slam dunk three-peat. McClung notching his third straight NBA Slam Dunk Contest title has prompted challenges from several stars.

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.

Orlando Magic guard Mac McClung scored perfect 50s on each of his four dunks Saturday night in the Slam Dunk Contest.

Orlando Magic's Mac McClung, the now three time NBA Slam Dunk champion, served up tenders at Raising Cane's in Orlando Wednesday. FOX 35's Amanda McKenzie had the chance to talk to the champ.

Orlando Magic two-way guard Mac McClung achieved a rare feat in NBA history by winning the league’s slam dunk contest for the third straight year, something no one in the NBA has ever done before. McClung celebrated his victory at Orlando’s Raising Cane’s on Feb.