I lost count a while back, but he was at it again today in the Lakers' playoff opener in Los Angeles.
With just under 10 minutes remaining in the game and the Lakers trailing by five, Derek Fisher put up a shot from just inside the three-point arc that never really had a chance of dropping.
Brown, who played only 13 minutes in the game and scored eight points, had one of the better highlights of the day on the put back.
He was in the corner when Fisher put up the shot, but sprinted around as soon as it was released, avoided all contact possible on his way into the lane and took off from just outside the circle.
While Aaron Gray was successfully blocking out Bynum, and his own man, Brown decided to introduce Gray to his armpits as he put back the shot to a thunderous applause.
Brown's anticipation skills have always been remarkable, and he took off before the ball was even close to coming off the rim.
The Laker guard may only play limited minutes, but Gray will certainly keep an eye on Brown's whereabouts from now on.
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