Showing posts with label dunk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dunk. Show all posts
Monday, 12 March 2012
Flight Time: Gerald Green
TJ thinks this is better than Blake Griffin ending any chance anyone will ever respect Kendrick Perkins' game ever again...I obviously disagree. This is a sick throwdown by Green, but without a helpless victim on the receiving end, it just isn't as awe-inspiring as Griffin's dunk.
Labels:
dunk,
Gerald Green,
NBA,
New Jersey Nets
Monday, 30 January 2012
Flight Time: Blake Griffin
Remember when everyone was impressed with LeBron's dunk? Blake Griffin had something to say about that tonight: "Fuck yo couch."
Kendrick Perkins may need a support group after this one.
Kendrick Perkins may need a support group after this one.
Labels:
BLake Griffin,
dunk,
Kendrick Perkins,
Los Angeles Clippers,
ownage
Flight Time: LeBron James
I think this video is as painful for lifelong-Bulls-fan TJ as it is for John Lucas. Damn...
Labels:
Chicago Bulls,
dunk,
John Lucas,
Lebron James,
Miami Heat
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Flight Time: Anthony Davis
This is why you don't challenge a freshman 1st team All-American player when your nickname is "Carrot Top".
Labels:
Anthony Davis,
college basketball,
dunk,
ownage,
University of Kentucky
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Flight Time
From The Dagger:
Five minutes into Saturday's game between Division III Heidelberg University and Trine University, Heidelberg's Victor Fortkamp botched his attempt at a one-handed follow slam of a teammate's missed runner. The force of Fortkamp's missed dunk sent the ball maybe 25 feet in the air directly above the rim, enabling 6-foot-5 forward Nate Davis to time his leap for a soaring two-handed slam of his own.
Monday, 21 November 2011
Head Games
Rajon Rondo, off his forehead to Rudy Gay at a charity game. Yup.
TJ with the assist.
TJ with the assist.
Labels:
Basketball,
dunk,
Rajon Rondo,
Rudy Gay
Friday, 14 October 2011
Daily Dunk: Kenneth Faried
Faried got the dunk, and therefore gets the title credits; but Rajon Rondo by far is the star of this play. After seeing this pass, I'm almost convinced he's wired with the same radar guidance normally found in state-of-the-art military weaponry.
Spotted at Grantland.
Spotted at Grantland.
Labels:
dunk,
Kenneth Faried,
Rajon Rondo
Monday, 16 May 2011
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