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Evan Turner threw down a 360 dunk like it’s no big deal

Just a casual 360 dunk here no biggie.

Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports

There are many highs and many lows to Evan Turner’s game. The Celtics guard is not one to shy away from style points. When things go wrong, they tend to go very wrong. But when things go right, he’s just whipping out 360 dunks in the middle of games:

That’s how you turn a run-of-the-mill highlight into something a little more interesting. This play was already going to be impressive enough had Turner simply gone for the layup after going coast to coast following the strip of Derrick Rose, but instead, he decided to add some extra risk and go for the 360 flare.

In this instance, the result was luckily a big-time play for Boston in front of a national audience in a key game against a fellow Eastern Conference contender. You certainly can’t fault Turner for being boring.

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