By Sean Flattery
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After Joe Johnson made a terrific steal by intercepting a off-target Suns’ pass, he cruised off solo for what looked like a breakaway dunk. To the bench’s amusement, Joe layed it softly in, as the consummate professional he truly is.
With the narratives in place for an unselfish display of offense, Joe not looking to attract any extra attention provided some much needed levity.
Also, Joe Johnson rarely dunks, which made the situation even weirder.
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