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Dragon produces Euro-centric NBA highlight of the night

March 28, 2012

Euro-centric NBA highlight clip of the night? That’s easy. Check out Goran “The Dragon” Dragic leading the break for his Houston Rockets, slickly executing a behind-the-back dribble to blow past Jason Kidd and then dish a no-look pass in the lane to former Saski Baskonia stud Luis Scola for an incredibly easy two. Unfortunately for the Slovenian and his teammates, the Dallas Mavericks gathered themselves in time for a 90-81 home win.

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