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January 14, 2013http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXTQAqf4zvw
If you did not stay up to see the Cavaliers take on the Los Angeles Lakers, we have you covered with the lone highlight. Cleveland Cavaliers high-flying forward Alonzo Gee provided Staples Center fans a put-back dunk against the hometown Lakers. Gee finished with 14 points, four rebounds, and three steals, but the Cavaliers would fall to the Lakers by 20 points, 113-93, snapping Los Angeles’ six-game losing streak.
Kudos to the Lakers’ broadcast team for claiming that the dunk occurred because Gee was being guarded by cement-shoed point guard Steve Nash.
On the season, Gee has started all 39 games for the Cavaliers and has averaged 11.5 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.4 steals. Gee had a bit of a cult following last season around the time that the Slam Dunk Contest rolled around, but failed to get any recognition for his above-the-rim antics.
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5 Comments
this is a great idea. the rest of the year you should just put the one or two highlights per game that occur up and pretend the rest isn’t happening.
God your such a pessimist! 😉
Gee4MVP!
The Lakers broadcast team is correct that this one is Nash’s fault: He let Gee go right by him. Notice, though, that even if Gee hadn’t made the play, TT was in position to at least contest the rebound.
Gee has been a few of the reasons to watch this year.