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Yi gods! Jianlian throws it down over Barac, Croatia

August 22, 2011

The posterization of last weekend? Well, would you believe it involved Yi Jianlian on the offensive side? Truth is, Team China didn’t have much to celebrate vis-à-vis their participation in the London Invitational Tournament – even losing to theretofore winless Britain – but at least Yi made the highlight reel in his team’s 30-point blowout loss to Croatia on Sunday; see below the break for the clip. By the way, that’s mostly Stanko Barac on the receiving end.

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  1. Bucko
    15 years ago

    What about Begic on Ibaka?
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLjrV5UPyjw&feature=player_detailpage#t=2471s

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