Kevin Hart hilariously hypes Spud Webb's trading card at Fanatics Fest, putting the spotlight on the 5'7' dunk legend in a fun and memorable hobby moment.

Spud Webb, a 12-year NBA veteran and at 5-foot-7 the shortest player to win the dunk contest, sat down with HoopsHype, on behalf Panini America, to discuss the diminishing allure of today's NBA ...

Sports Spud Webb visits the Basketball Hall of Fame, talks dunk contest, his journey as a short player, and playing with Doc Rivers Published: Jul. 25, 2013, 7:34 p.m.

Spud Webb remembers getting on the bus after winning the NBA slam dunk contest 35 years ago and getting a quick piece of advice from his Atlanta teammate at the time, Doc Rivers ...

Spud Webb — 5-foot-6 Spud Webb spent the majority of his career with the Atlanta Hawks, where he teamed up with Dominique Wilkins to bring a bit of electricity to the 1986 NBA Slam Dunk Contest.

His basketball beginnings trace back to Dallas ISD's Wilmer Hutchins High School. With his recently retired jersey there, Spud Webb will always represent the belief for all young people that no ...

Maybe it's a not-so-tall tale, but the story still sums up what Spud Webb had to overcome to carve out a career and life in basketball. Supposedly, the first time legendary former North Carolina ...

Spud Webb is trying his luck in coaching for a group of players that don’t care to wear any jerseys. No, this isn’t a shirts and skins scrimmage…it's topless basketball with girls! The ...

Spud Webb, a 12-year NBA veteran and at 5-foot-7 the shortest player to win the dunk contest, sat down with HoopsHype, on behalf Panini America, to discuss the diminishing allure of today’s NBA ...

In this March 1989 photo, Atlanta Hawks Spud Webb is blocked by Detroit Pistons Bill Laimbeer and Isiah Thomas as he drives to the basket during an NBA basketball game in Atlanta.