Phoenix Suns high-flyer Gerald Green loves to get in those passing lanes to cause complete chaos and he was at it again on Saturday against the Milwaukee Bucks. Green intercepted two passes and turned them into magnificent windmill dunks. He powered the Suns to a 116-100 win and finished with a season-high 24 points and five steals.
Gerald Green Had Not One, But Two Fierce Windmill Dunks
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