Andre Drummond was tortured during play at the Drew League on Sunday, getting slammed on twice.
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The Drew League, started in 1973 as a way to get kids in south-central Los Angeles off the streets and into the gym, plays host to National Basketball Association players every summer in an invite-only tournament at Charles Drew Junior High School. Here’s the carnage in video form.
Drummond, it should be noted, is 7-feet-tall and a noted shot blocker and rim protector in the National Basketball Association.
Shumpert, who is decribed as a “former software engineer” in his Twitter profile, posterized Drummond with a two-handed dunk over the NBA All-Star.
Still, it’s hard to decide which dunk is more vicious.
The first was former Nebraska Cornhusker Sek Henry, a 6-foot-4 guard who went coast-to-coast and threw the hammer down with the left hand on Drummond, who made a noble but ill-fated block attempt.
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DJ Shumpert (second) was a member of the Los Angeles D-Fenders of the D-League, where he played 22 games in 2015-16. He might get even higher than Henry, and after absorbing the contact from Drummond, Shumpert’s head is almost at the rim.
