Thatdunkonhim?Yeah,everyonesawit.

That dunk on him? Yeah, everyone saw it. The crowd even gasped—like it was the end of his game. But he didn't even wipe the sweat off his brow first. Turned around, got the ball low in the post. Shoulders squared, no extra flair. First shot: fadeaway over the same guy—swish. Second: hook shot, soft as butter into the net. Bench stood up, but he just tapped a teammate’s hand like nothing happened. You know what’s wild? His plus-minus was +2 that night. Meaning when he was on court, his team actually outscored the other side. Coaches these days? They don’t fixate on one dunk or one mistake. They look at numbers like this—’cause basketball isn’t about showing off; it’s about lifting the whole team. Latest stats say top plus-minus guys are from winning teams. Makes sense, right? So next time you judge a young player by one embarrassing moment—wait, do you check if he’s actually pulling his weight for the team?