The Postgame Online!!

In the featured video, watch Blake Griffin through down the sick, go-ahead fast break windmill. In addition to that highlight, here are a few of the top plays of the night in the world of the NBA, judged by me, btyler. I’ll do so by segueing uniquely from highlight to highlight. 

Unfortunately, my Indiana Pacers lost miserably to the Denver Nuggets at home for their third loss in a row. During the game, Sir Lancelot Stephenson played some great defense to get a steal and finishes the fast break with one-handed tomahawk.

In this next highlight, former Indiana Hoosier and current Charlotte Bobcat/Cougar DJ White grabs the rebound and puts it back with two hands and authority.

I normally wouldn’t include highlights of the opponent (especially in the event of a loss), but Kenneth Faried is on my “rookie watch list”, and this dunk itself is worth watching. Watch the Braided Beastman put down the great alley-oop on the fast break. But don’t enjoy it too much, as it led to the Pacers losing.

And we finish our line-up the way we started it: with a powerful Blake Griffin dunk. This time, he’s taking the feed off a pick-and-roll from Chris Paul, and throwing the two-handed hammerdown dunk past Tyrus Thomas.

Hopefully, we can look forward to some great Paul George dunks coming soon, and maybe we’ll even hear an announcement about his selection into the 2012 NBA 3-Point and Slam Dunk Competitions. We’re two weeks away, so the announcement should come any day now.

If I were to select participants, I would pick Paul George, DeMar DeRozan, Terrico White, and Josh Selby or Iman Shumpert. If you have any questions, address this BallisLife.com video, Top 10 Dunkers in the NBA (Lockout Edition).