DeAndre Jordan "Kills" Brandon Knight with "Dunk of The Year" [VIDEO] Clippers' Big Man Muscles Through Piston's Guard for "Vicious" Alley-Oop Slam

DeAndre Jordan redefined the alley-oop dunk last night as he demolished Brandon Knight with one during last night's LA Clippers and Detroit Pistons game. Thanks to a well-timed lob pass from Chris Paul into the hands of Jordan, Knight has now been made the victim of an NBA highlight poster and the Internet in general. Plus when Knight decided to jump at the same time as Jordan, he ended up fouling him, which resulted in a free-throw shot. The Clippers went on to defeat the Pistons 129 to 97, and this dunk was only in the second quarter.

Former slam dunk champion and Clippers teammate said, "That was the best dunk of the year and the best I've seen in person." Clearly, this is high praise. Jordan also commented on the monster dunk, saying, "Usually I get that dunk and nobody is right there. This is the first time somebody tried to block it." We have provided the video of the impressive feat. So sit back and enjoy replaying this over and over again.

Unfortunately, this is not the first time Knight had been on the receiving end of something so embarrassing. During the 2013 NBA All Star Game, he had his "ankles broke" by Kyrie Irving. This just means that Irving used a cross over move on Knight to get by him and it worked well enough to make the Piston fall. But the 20-year-old Knight has a good sense of humor and took to Twitter last night to address the Jordan dunk, saying:

It wasn't in the scouting reports that the clippers threw lobs lol

— Brandon E Knight (@BrandonKnight07) March 11, 2013

Here are some of the best reactions from the Internet on the amazing dunk:

BREAKING: #Clippers F DeAndre Jordan has a warrant out for arrest. He's wanted for murdering Brandon Knight on his dunk. RIP Brandon Knight. — NOT SportsCenter (@NOTSportsCenter) March 11, 2013

"They just issued a warrant forDeandre Jordan's arrest for killing Brandon Knight last night.

Magic Johnson should just give DeAndre Jordan $1 Million for this dunk last night bit.ly/YbalYO

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) March 11, 2013