Jaylen Brown throws down another ferocious dunk in Celtics’ NBA Finals Game 3 win
NY Post
Jaylen Brown threw down a ferocious posterizing dunk during Game 3 of the NBA Finals at American Airlines Center on Wednesday night in Dallas.
Brown, the Celtics star, fearlessly attacked the rack in the final seconds of the third quarter before flushing it down in what became a 106-99 Boston win over the Mavericks.
But this isn’t the first time Brown was a high-flying phenom in the series.
Brown, in Game 1, hit Luka Doncic with a nasty between-the-legs cross at TD Garden, freeing up the lane before following it up with an electric slam, bending the entire rim.
He left Doncic in the dust.
Aside from the flashy dunks, Brown has been on a tear in the NBA Finals.
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