Andrew Bogut of Golden State guards Oklahoma City’s Steven Adams. (Getty)
Oklahoma City center Steven Adams channeled his inner point guard with a bullet of a pass during the second quarter of the Thunder’s Game 4 contest against Golden State.
Adams, normally known for his rebounding and defense, fired a one-handed fastball to teammate Andre Roberson, who caught it and finished with a dunk. In fact, it kind of resembled Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers threading the needle on a slant pass or Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard hitting the upper 90s on the radar gun.
Check out the assist here, from a couple of angles:
Fastball down the middle! Steven to Dre. Thunder takes 56-43 lead. #ThunderUP t.co/Dir1Xl9kRe
Steven Adams tonight: 7 pts, 6 reb, 2 stl, 1 blk and this incredible pass (via @TheCauldron) t.co/0xZymk8GSl t.co/6j6gG5xpG7
While OKC point guard Russell Westbrook doesn’t have to worry about losing his position any time soon, it was still a pretty dish by the 7-foot Adams.
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WATCH: Steven Adams’ One-Handed Pass to Andre Roberson