Category Archives: Daily Poster

For a guy whose primary weakness has been a mysterious inability to play with sustained aggressiveness, Jeff Green sure has thrown down a fuckton (fuckton: noun. definition: a lot.) of spectacular jams.  He had three powerful dunks in yesterday’s game … Continue reading →

From the pick, to the roll, to the pass, to the finish — stylistically, this play is extremely reminiscent of some of the very best highlights of Amare Stoudemire’s career.  The actual dunk is nothing overly spectacular — certainly not … Continue reading →

Welcome to the very first POTD of Andre Drummond’s career.  It figures to be the first of many, as the 19-year-old man-beast appears to be developing into a substantial force in the painted rectangle.  How many, you wonder?  Well, based … Continue reading →

With a couple of exceptional one-handed jams thrown down by Harrison Barnes and Carlos Boozer, there was yet another tough call to be made today.  I decided to put this one to a vote, and my friends from the InsideHoops … Continue reading →

While this is no Tom Chambers on Mark Jackson, it is one of those spectacular jams where contact with the defender doesn’t interfere, but rather appears to suspend the dunker in midair.  Like Chambers, Green sets off for his smash … Continue reading →

Everyone’s idea of what constitutes a “poster” dunk is different.  Some consider a poster to be any jam during which a defender is on the scene.  Others suggest that there has to be contact.  Many take a more literal approach … Continue reading →

Needless to say, legends aren’t made in 10-point Thunder victories over the Kings.  Travis Outlaw two-handed facials on the league’s tallest player are, though! As I mentioned in the title of this morning’s Assorted Observations post, Friday night in the … Continue reading →

It’s not about how you start, it’s about how you finish.  The old adage has kind of become an unfortunate theme for the 16-27 Raptors, as they’ve developed a habit of stealing defeat from the jaws of victory this season.  … Continue reading →

There are a lot of things I don’t understand about the following play.  Watch carefully and you’ll likely notice a few of them.  For instance, why did Andre Iguodala let James Harden blow right by him without even making a … Continue reading →

Much to the delight of League Pass junkies everywhere, Swaggy P is back in Doug Collins’ 76ers rotation.  Young played a total of just 24 minutes during a recent three-game stretch, but the Sixers went 1-2 and averaged a mere … Continue reading →