With less than 10 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter and trailing the Los Angeles Clippers by 12 points, the Memphis Grizzlies would rally late and tie the game at 91-91 with 14 seconds left on the clock, giving L.A a chance to win it at the end of regulation.

With Grizzlies defender Tony Allen draped all over him, Clippers point guard Chris Paul would cut through the lane and put up a banker off the backboard to give Los Angeles a 93-91 game 2 victory at home.

Memphis had to come back on the court to play out the final 0.1 seconds that were left on the clock, so Paul’s shot wasn’t technically a buzzer-beater.

CP3 would score the last eight points for Los Angeles, finishing the night with a team-high 24 points on 9 for 17 shooting. He also chipped in nine assists and four rebounds.

The Clippers will now take a 2-0 series lead to the FedExForum Thursday night for Game 3 of this best-of-seven series.

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During Sunday night’s game between the Los Angeles Clippers and Detroit Pistons, Clippers big man DeAndre Jordan threw down what could arguably be described as the greatest, most powerful slam dunk we’ve seen in the NBA this season.

The play in question took place with 4:32 seconds remaining in the second quarter, as Los Angeles owned a 55-36 lead over Detroit.

Clippers point guard Chris Paul threw up a lob to Jordan, who caught the ball and slammed it down with no regard for human life, right over the defenseless body of Pistons second-year guard Brandon Knight.

What made the dunk even more impressive was the fact that DeAndre threw it down with his weaker hand. He’s primarily a left-handed player, yet the tenacity and ferocity he showcased with his right hand would have made you think otherwise.

For those who haven’t seen it, here it is in all of its glory……

Social media juggernaut Twitter blew up after this DeAndre Jordan slam, and rightfully so. No one was able to contain their excitement and enthusiasm for what they had just witnessed.

What’s worse — the dunk, Brandon Knight’s lifeless body, or DeAndre Jordan’s stink face? bit.ly/10t9Byc

— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) March 11, 2013

One of them isn’t pressing charges against DeAndre Jordan. RT @fredkatz: What’s the difference between Brandon Knight and a manikin?

— seerat sohi (@DamianTrillard) March 11, 2013

Even Miami Heat All-Star and reigning MVP LeBron James believes it to be the Dunk of the Year.

DeAndre Jordan!!!! Dayyyuummmm!! Dunk of the year #littletikeshoop

— LeBron James (@KingJames) March 11, 2013

RIP Brandon Knight. DeAndre Jordan with the manslaughtering dunk..

— Carson Wilder ⚡ (@Carson_Wilder9) March 11, 2013

The Jam became so popular, that the hashtag #RIPBrandonKnight even started trending worldwide.

RIP Brandon Knight: December 2, 1991 -March 10, 2013

— Kevin Hart(@KevinHart2ReaI) March 11, 2013

RIP Brandon Knight, I thought Kyrie did him dirty…. just… #RIP

— Torrelle M. Howard (@Tea_Mobile) March 11, 2013

Here is a look at some more popular tweets concerning DeAndre Jordan and the dunk heard around the world.

DeAndre Jordan’s like “Sorry for party dunking all on ya, Brandon Knight” twitter.com/jadande/status…

— J.A. Adande (@jadande) March 11, 2013

By the way, DeAndre Jordan is left handed. Most can’t even cut steak with the opposite hand. Jordan can kill whole men with his.

— Buckeye Damn Nation (@BuckeyeEdge) March 11, 2013

Don’t be surprised if the next episode of Law and Order is based on DeAndre Jordan assaulting Brandon Knight

— Michael Smith (@michaelsmith) March 11, 2013

After Jamal Crawford’s between the legs oop to Blake, DeAndre Jordan was happy for them, but I could tell he wanted in. Now he got his

— J.A. Adande (@jadande) March 11, 2013

DeAndre Jordan’s dunk should marked off as “mature content” on YouTube.

— seerat sohi (@DamianTrillard) March 11, 2013

one thing for sure is Deandre Jordan gained some followers after tonight and Brandon Knight mentions are reckless

— Charles James (@ShutDownCB1) March 11, 2013

Pretty sure Brandon Knight has the worst luck ever. Broken ankles by Kyrie Irving and now a broken everything by Deandre Jordan

— Ryan Guilford (@Guilly5R) March 11, 2013

To Brandon Knight: Eternal rest grant unto him o Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul rest in peace.

— Catholic Problems (@CatholicPrblm) March 11, 2013

I think I’d just sit on the bench a few games after being dunked on like that.. Sorry Brandon Knight..

— Jayare ▲ (@JayaresBlessed) March 11, 2013

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