by Micah Hart
Glen Davis hit two huge free throws in the final seconds of Boston’s 85-82 win over Miami on Sunday. Good thing, because otherwise his contributions on the day might have best been remembered for this play in the second quarter:
Ah, the laws of gravity. Good to see they can affect NBA players from time to time they way they do the rest of us.
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Catch up on every single game-winning buzzer beater during the season and see how it rates on the Horry Scale.
hay gig baby got no hops
big babies can’t jump. RoFLMAO
So he can’t dunk a basketball but can get layups in over 7 foot centers?
Thats when you grab your hammy and ask for a sub.
he’s still a beast regardless !
I am only 6 feet and 4 inches but i can dunk!