Everybody Was Throwing Down Dunks Over Your Head

Thanks to his 2.8-meter wingspan and soft touch, Donovan Mitchell was finishing at the rim at an impressive rate.

The ball dropped cleanly through the hoop, bounced once after hitting the floor, then was scooped up by Uncle.

Little Jordan quickly stepped out of bounds and inbounded the ball.

Westbrook caught it in the backcourt, then pushed forward in long strides.

Once he reached the frontcourt, he faced Mitchell's defense.

He paused for a moment, giving Mitchell a misleading cue, then suddenly floored it.

Westbrook was a supercar that accelerated to its limit in an instant. With one step, he left Mitchell in the dust. Mitchell had just scored and was caught slightly off guard.

And with Westbrook moving so fast, pulling up for a mid-range shot wasn't even one of the options in front of him.

By the time he began to slow down, bringing his body back under control so he could finish reliably, he was already at the rim.

What made things even worse was that Adams knew Westbrook exceptionally well.

The moment Westbrook took off, Adams immediately started moving too.

So he managed to get into exactly the right position, firmly blocking Westbrook's path.

Seeing that, Westbrook didn't care about any of that!

There wasn't a single word for "back down" in his dictionary!

So what if Adams was his former teammate? So what if he was a 2.11-meter center?! Why not?!!

Westbrook gathered the ball and leaped straight up, going right at Adams for the dunk.

BANG!!!!!

2–2!!!

"OMG!!! My God! What am I seeing!!!!"

"Damn!! Russell! Westbrook!! He just posterized his former teammate Adams!!!"

"Holy crap, that was brutal, Russell! No wonder he's the most explosive point guard in history!!"

Adams seemed to know Westbrook inside and out, but maybe he still didn't know