Dwight Howard's Consecutive Dunks

The Western Conference All-Stars inbounded again, getting the ball to Chris Paul, who dribbled it across half court.

As soon as he crossed half court, Chris Paul once again handed the ball to Kevin Durant.

After receiving the ball, Kevin Durant seemed unwilling to accept that Goodwin had gotten a hand on his previous three-pointer. He swayed from side to side, trying to deceive Goodwin, then suddenly gathered the ball and rose into a fadeaway jumper.

Goodwin reacted with astonishing speed, leaping high and putting immense defensive pressure on Kevin Durant.

However, Kevin Durant had learned from his previous mistake. Having been burned once, he knew better this time. He cleverly added a fadeaway motion, avoiding Goodwin's interference.

The ball left his palm, sailed over Goodwin's head, and flew toward the basket.

"Clang!" Accompanied by a crisp impact, the ball smashed heavily into the front of the rim. It was obvious that Kevin Durant had forced that three-pointer, and it came up short.

However, the ball bounced out beyond the arc and returned to the Western Conference All-Stars. Kobe Bryant grabbed the rebound.

Kobe Bryant immediately spotted an opportunity. He feinted a drive, successfully drawing the attention of the Eastern Conference All-Stars.

Then, just as he took his first step, he flicked his wrist and fired a precise bounce pass. The ball threaded through several players and accurately reached Blake Griffin deep in the paint.

Blake Griffin caught the ball, soared high, and hammered it into the basket with both hands.

Boom! A tremendous roar erupted.

Blake Griffin scored with a two-handed slam.

2:4

The Western Conference All-Stars took the lead once again.

"Ahhhhhh!"

The fans at Amway Arena went wild, applauding Blake Griffin's thunderous dunk.

This season was Blake Griffin's second All-Star selection and his first time being named