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I liked the spin around on top of him after the dunk. It's like Manu just throws him away after he is finished dunking on him. Poor guy's gonna catch it for a while for that one.
they both have the same facial expressions. This should be the winning wall.
I liked the spin around on top of him after the dunk. It's like Manu just throws him away after he is finished dunking on him. Poor guy's gonna catch it for a while for that one.
thanks for the video, Berooz! I could only HEAR about it live.
Bill Schoening has proclaimed a number of dunks as "highlight reel" dunks this year. This is the first time he was right.
Tim's two facials on Milsap were pretty nice. (Actually made plays of the week on NBA Fastbreak)
Whups, yeah I shouldn't have said "the first time", as I've only gotten three or four Spurs games on ALP. It's the first time I've heard it where I could even find the play on TV afterward.
Don't feel too bad, it's not like (as Spurs fans) we're accustomed to seeing spectacular dunks on a regular basis.
I'm actually having sensory overload with having seen Manu's throwdown and Tim's two on Milsap being replayed on national t.v. in less than a thirty minute timespan.
He's BACKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!
Manu pulled #1 on ESPN's Top 10.
So, how does this dunk compare to the Manu's dunk on Yao?
That was a sick dunk...thanks for posting the vid and gif.
The post of what Sean was saying...
Armstrong: Oh ...!!!!
Armstrong: my life
For all the people who say dunks make no more difference than layups, this is Exhibit A.
Try energizing your crowd and your team while demoralizing the opponent like Manu just did, but with a layup. Go ahead, try it.
Last edited by tp2021; 02-01-2009 at 02:27 AM. Reason: for clarity
The thing about this dunk was, it reminded me of the facial he gave Dampier in his rookie or sop re year. His elevation was just about as high as I've ever seen it.
The Yao dunk was a little more Tom Chambers, in that he used the defender to elevate even higher, and it was two-handed.
I'd say tonights was more impressive in terms of his actual explosiveness, but the Yao dunk was just so unexpected, that you had to actually question yourself if you'd just seen what you saw.
So I guess 6' 6" over 7' 6" might have been > 6' 6" over 6' 10", but in terms of what it means for the Spurs' future?
I'd say, I'm much more happy about tonights dunk.
Not only did Manu figuratively slap him with his lefty dunk, but it looks like he's about to literally slap Armstrong with his right hand!
I have to say... seeing Manu dunk it like that makes me emotional...
dude should change his name to armweak......
didnt live up to the armstrong name....
Well, Hilton (Paris) looks to be trying to grab for Manu's junk. I mean, he just closed his eyes and went for it.Not only did Manu figuratively slap him with his lefty dunk, but it looks like he's about to literally slap Armstrong with his right hand!
Manu may be back and just in time too.
OMFG! with sound is so much sicker!
He slams it so hard you can actually hear it. I love the reaction from 2 players on the Hornets Bench, they kinda sit back a little like ouch.
thanks for the vid.
Dang, that was nice.I wish Manu would have thrown it down on CPflea, West, or Chandler instead.
Beautiful
Awesome dunk
Manu: "I am Ying to your Yang!"
they both have the same facial expressions. This should be the winning wall.
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