The Chicago Bulls franchise is known for its impressive list of powerful slam dunk artists.
The Chicago Bulls have six championships to their name and they didn't come easy as the franchise endured a string of seven of nine losing seasons starting in 1975 before breaking through during the Michael Jordan years.
Jordan was drafted in 1984 and immediately led Chicago back to the playoffs under then-head coach Kevin Loughery in his first season with the team.
Along the way, Jordan delivered plenty of highlight reel worthy slam dunks while dueling with fellow all-time great dunkers including Dominique Wilkins, Larry Nance, and 'Dr. J,' Julius Erving.
On Monday, Bleacher Report revealed its list of the NBA's all-time best dunkers and it was heavy on Bulls with ten former Chicago Bulls players among those chosen.
Suns guard Dan Majerle (left) defends Bulls guard Michael Jordan during Game 1 of the NBA Finals in 1993 in Phoenix.
Jordan, Lavine Tops Among Bulls Dunkers
Two familiar names among Bulls players made the top 15 of the list: Jordan and Zach Lavine, who won four combined slam dunk titles at the NBA's All-Star Weekend during their careers.
Jordan ranked second all-time while Lavine placed 14th.
Vince Carter took the top spot while Jordan came in just ahead of Erving (third), Wilkins (fourth), and Blake Griffin (fifth).
Rose, Wade, Round Out All-Time Great List
The Bulls also placed three players in the twenties, two in the thirties and three in the forties.
Franchise legend Derrick Rose placed 25th despite the myriad injuries that grounded him later in his career while hometown hero Dwyane Wade placed 21st.
The diminutive, high flying former Bulls point guard Nate Robinson placed 28th, outranking Bulls legend Scottie Pippen (33rd).
Robinson finished his NBA career with three slam dunk titles.
Mac McLung, Derrick Jones, Jr., Shannon Brown and DeMar DeRozan rounded out the list among ex-Bulls players, comprising an impressive group of high flying players who came through or stayed in the Windy City during their NBA careers.
Caleb Wilson Next in Line?
Bulls rookie first round draft pick Caleb Wilson has already endeared himself to millions of NBA fans across the country and appears to have a strong chance to make this list by the time his NBA career is through.
Wilson attacks the basket with a ferocity not seen in many years and he has the athleticism to rack up plenty of throwdowns this season.
Chicago stands as arguably the dunk capital of the NBA, and it all started with Jordan.
Keep an eye on Wilson in the coming years as he seeks to put his stamp on a town known for its high flying hoops stars.
