When Sacramento Kings forward Rudy Gay gets moving in transition, defenders better get out of his way.
Otherwise, as Houston Rockets guard Patrick Beverley found out Tuesday night, they wind up on posters.
Off a Houston turnover, the Kings were able to run a four-on-one fast break late in the fourth quarter. Sacramento's Omri Casspi took a pass from Gay in transition and immediately shoveled the ball back to Gay.
It was at that point the printers started up.
The 6'8", 230-pound Gay dunked all over the 6'1", 185-pound Beverley, throwing down with one hand. Not only did he put the defender on a poster, but he also drew a foul.
Give Beverley some credit. Even with his team down 10 points and only two-plus minutes to play, he tried to play defense on a fast break despite being severely outnumbered.
Gay failed to convert the three-point play, but he finished with 17 points, 13 rebounds and six steals in the Kings' 107-97 victory.
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Article written by Kyle Newport