Milwaukee Bucks legend Marques Johnson celebrated his 70th birthday with a one-handed dunk, proving that age is just a number for the five-time NBA All-Star. The dunk, which Johnson dedicated to his alma mater Crenshaw High School while wearing a Crenshaw baseball jersey, marks another year of his birthday tradition that has become a social media sensation.

Johnson, who was selected with the No. 3 pick in the 1977 NBA draft, spent seven seasons with the Bucks before playing for the LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors. His No. 8 jersey was retired by Milwaukee in 2019, cementing his legacy with the franchise. In recent years, Johnson has used his birthday dunks to highlight various causes, from dunk contest snubs to Grammy snubs.

Now a finalist for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026, Johnson continues to inspire fans with his athleticism and showmanship. His annual birthday dunk tradition not only showcases his enduring physical abilities but also serves as a reminder of his impact on the game, both during his playing career and in his post-retirement years.