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Most of the Milwaukee Bucks coaches and players had already departed the premises.
The only ones remaining on the basketball court at the Cousins Center – the Bucks’ training facility in St. Francis – were rookie forward Joe Alexander and a camera crew from NBA Entertainment.
With cameras rolling, Alexander put on a show. The highly-athletic Alexander did a myriad of scintillating dunks that would have undoubtedly brought nods of approval from Dr. J. or Air Jordan if they were in attendance.
The 6-foot-8 Alexander repeatedly rose gracefully above the rim before throwing down a thunderous dunk.
One time, Alexander took a few steps before ascending to the point where his head was level with the rim.
Alexander then banged his forehead against the rim not once but twice while delivering a dunk.
Standing at the opposite end of the court, Bucks center Andrew Bogut thoroughly enjoyed Alexander’s gravity-defying feat, so much so that he wanted to see Alexander do it again.
And Alexander did.
Many more people may get the opportunity to see Alexander's high-wire act in February during All-Star Weekend in Phoenix.
Alexander is one of three NBA rookies who'll compete for a spot in the Slam Dunk contest. The other two rookies are guard Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder and swingman Rudy Fernandez of the Portland Trail Blazers.
http://my.journaltimes.com/woelfel-world-of-sports
i'm not sure how legit that link is though. rudy would probably win on votes from spain


