El anti-grav dunk by Ja Morant jumping over Malik Beasley for an extreme posterization it is already NBA history.
Morant’s jump did not take long to become viral on social networks, and many Internet users wonder if we are facing the best mate ever seen in an NBA Playoffs.
Ja Morant and his mate for NBA history: posterize Malik Beasley
A note… Moran is 1.91 m tall. and has a verified and measured vertical jump of 1.1 meters when the average vertical jump of an NBA player is 70 centimeters.
How could it be otherwise, the NBA selected Morant’s mate over Beasley as the Top 1 in the Top 10 of the NBA day.
NBA Top 10: Ja Morant’s historic anti-gravity dunk seen from every angle
This is how Ja Morant shared his historic antigravity mate in the NBA Playoffs
Ja Morant (Grizzlies) game-winning basket in the last second against the Timberwolves
But Ja Morant’s dunk wasn’t his only viral play of the night, as the Grizzlies’ young star I made the winning basket as Memphis beat the Timberwolves 111-109 and took a 3-2 lead in their playoff series.
The Ja Morant show: his winning basket to the Wolves to come back 26 points
Rudy Gay’s reaction after watching Ja Morant’s (Grizzlies) show against the Timberwolves
All the winning baskets of Ja Morant (22 years old) since he arrived in the NBA
Historic comeback of the Grizzlies against the Timberwolves in the NBA Playoffs
The Grizzlies, who lost by 26 points to the Timberwolves, are the first team in NBA history to have multiple wins by coming back from within two digits in the fourth quarter in the same playoff series.
For the NBA Mikal Bridges was the most outstanding player of the day: that’s how he played
The NBA selected Mikal Bridges (Suns)who added 31 points (12 of 17 shooting, 4 of 4 triples), 5 rebounds, 2 assists, one steal and 4 blocks in a game in which he played 47 of 48 minutes, as the most outstanding player in the playoff day.
The Suns invent a new Devin Booker with Mikal Bridges: 31+5+2+1+4
Trae Young’s historic slump in the NBA Playoffs
Trae Youngthe great star of the Atlanta Haws who have just been eliminated by the Miami Heat, has gone from averaging 28.4 points per game in the regular season to 15.4 in the Playoffs.
Young’s scoring slump is the biggest the NBA Playoffs have seen in 25 years.
Tyler Herro (Heat) eliminates Trae Young (Hawks) with his laser beams
