Aaron Gordon has a lot of potential, and the Orlando Magic need to make sure they are giving him adequate playing time down the stretch.
Everyone loves Zach LaVine, and he is the two-time defending Slam Dunk champion, but I'll take Aaron Gordon over him every day of the week, and twice on Sundays. This big man is an athletic freak, and he got robbed in the Slam Dunk Finals against LaVine.
Dewayne Dedmon is not a household name yet, but his posterization of Taj Gibson on Saturday night might be a big step toward changing that.
Aaron Gordon has been throwing down some insane dunks since being the runner-up in the 2016 NBA Slam Dunk Contest this winter. Against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night, Gordon was at it again, as he finished this backdoor alley-oop from Elfrid Payton in monstrous fashion.
Dwight Howard is keeping all of his options open in regards to his future.
. @STUFFMagic Thanks for coming up to visit! Next time I will try to jump higher…I “Promise”! LOL @Raptors #rtz pic.twitter.com/9fwmU8HWN7
— The Raptor (@the_raptor) March 21, 2016
During quarter breaks, timeouts and halftimes, nothing is more frustrating as a fan than sitting in the stands with nothing to keep your attention. Thankfully, the Toronto Raptors and Orlando Magic mascots made sure that wasn't a problem.
Looking ahead to the 2016-17 season, here are five players who won't be back with the Orlando Magic.
Aaron Gordon has been shocking the NBA world with his incredible dunking prowess ever since his amazing performance in the Slam Dunk Contest during All-Star weekend. Against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday night, Gordon finished a nasty alley-oop by throwing down a monstrous reverse slam.
Aaron Gordon emerged on the national radar during the dunk contest, and his drive with a fantastic finish Tuesday night was another in-game display of his imagination and skills.
Aaron Gordon came down the lane on Tuesday night and delivered a powerful dunk, but at least no member of the Los Angeles Lakers wound up on the poster.