While the vast majority of professional basketball players are capable of dunking due to their extraordinary height and athletic leaping ability, a few notable guards throughout NBA history have been well-known for never or rarely dunking in games. Famous examples include elite point guards and shooters like Steve Nash, Trae Young, Fred VanVleet, Kyle Lowry, and JJ Redick. Due to a combination of smaller stature relative to the league average and a playing style heavily reliant on perimeter shooting, ball-handling, and playmaking, these players either never recorded a regular-season in-game dunk or went massive stretches of their careers without ever throwing one down.