Sorry, Jason Maxiell caught a lob(finished it, emphatic slam) from the Piston's pg and Alston's head was getting to know Maxiell's twig n berries. Hence, the posterization.
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That's not really posterized.... If so, you must like some pretty cruddy posters? But it's Alston - so DAYUMMM
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THat was not really posterizing. Alston did absolutely nothing, not even jump or defend when he saw the beast the call Maxiell.
Being posterized means being dunked on and a poster could be made out of that dunk. I think you could have a pretty good poster on that picture.
Ok technically you're right, but I've always taken the term "posterized" to mean getting dunked on while contesting the dunk.
wtf that was an offensive foul or a looseball foul either way Maxiell jumped over the back of Rafer while he wasnt' even looking.
