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In the playgrounds of New York, Smush Parker is a legend -- his game would stop traffic and he earned such nicknames as NBA Live, Grim Reaper and The Aviator. Other players who shared the courts with him included Ron Artest, Lamar Odom, Rafer Alston and 7-foot-2 big man Josh Moore, who's taken up coaching after stints playing in the NBA, China and Iran. In a recent radio interview, Artest mentioned Smush as one of the best ballers out of New York. In this FanHouse exclusive, we ask Parker if he ever dunked on Artest -- watch the video to hear the answer.
Check out the video after the jump.
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