Saturday, June 3 2023

Jaren Jackson Jr. had a huge sequence in the Grizzlies game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night.

Jackson, showed off his defensive prowess with a great steal that he used his length to initiate. Following the steal he moved the ball up, but after a missed shot in transition, Jackson came flying in to hammer home a put back slam.

Watch the crazy sequence via Twitter:

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