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Jason Richardson is a two-time dunk champion. Unfortunately, unlike in the dunk contest, if you miss in a two-point game on a game-tying dunk to a conference rival who has historically owned you, you don't get another run at it.
Richardson would sure like another run at it.
Richardson missed a game-tying dunk on a Suns fast break that would have tied it up with the Spurs Sunday. Instead, Manu Ginobili corralled the rebound, and the Spurs were on their way to a 113-110 win, one that feels like it might be a recovery point for the Spurs.
The Suns still had a crack at it, but Steve Nash randomly gave up the (other) game-tying shot from the arc in an attempt to find a wide-open Channing Frye. But there wasn't enough time, and the Suns could not claw back. Below, take a look at the missed dunk laughed at around the world.
Talk about the bounce not going your way.
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