Despite getting his professional career started in the 1980s, the 6-foot-10 Tom Chambers possessed several characteristics of modern NBA big men. One of those qualities was the ability to swiftly run the floor and finish above the rim, something he proudly displays here against the Philadelphia 76ers. As a teammate leads a transition attack, Chambers dutifully glides alongside him. Catching a pass on the right elbow, Chambers takes one dribble into the paint before finishing with an over-the-shoulder tomahawk jam through contact. It was a strong performance in Chambers’ first of four All-Star seasons — he also was named MVP of that contest — as his 22-point, three-rebound, six-assist showing was critical for the Seattle SuperSonics on January 21, 1987. · Jan 21, 1987