Jordan Miller’s verticality is a problem. 📈

 Jordan Miller’s verticality is a problem. 📈

Watch him take flight for the @LAClippers and put the defense on a poster! The confidence and power in this finish is elite. Miller deserves some serious rotation minutes. 👊🔥

Rate this dunk 1-10! 📝


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