Kenyon Martin Goes Back In Time, Catches An Off-The-Backboard Alley-Oop

If the Knicks could just bottle up their play from the late third quarter into the fourth quarter of their Game 2 win, they’d be the greatest team of all time. Seriously. Over a period of about 12 minutes, New York eviscerated the Pacers with a 30-2 run, all the while holding the No. 3 seed without a field goal. In other words, Indiana went more than a quarter of play without making a basket. If this was a game of 21, the Central Division champs would be on the wall getting a dose of booties.

Once Carmelo Anthony put Jeff Pendergraph on his ass with a Shawn Kemp special, the floodgates opened. Up until that point, the NBA’s leading scoring had struggled with his shot for what felt like weeks. Soon, he was snapping three-pointers and pull-ups, and by the end of that epic 28-point New York burst, Anthony had 16 of those points.

Kenyon Martin put the icing on the cake, teaming with Raymond Felton for a steal and a breakaway lob off the glass. K-Mart’s gonna be doing that same “wildly swing your arms around in an attempt to spike the ball afterward” dunk until he’s getting discounted prices at the movie theater.