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When Kenyon Martin was in his prime, he was one of the NBA’s most exciting and explosive big men. He was so good at playing above the rim that someone put together a compilation of the top-100 dunks of his career. At a time when the NBA was full of players who could sky, Martin was one of the best.
Apparently, K-Mart isn’t the only member of the Martin family whose hops can turn heads. Thanks to J.R. Smith, we learned that Martin’s son, Kenyon Jr., is also capable of going over the top of opponents. Smith, who is out while recovering from a thumb injury, posted a video of K-Mart Jr. setting the crowd ablaze during a high school game. A sophomore at West Hills Chaminade High School in California, Martin’s jam made his daddy proud.
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The younger Martin didn’t play basketball during his freshman year, according to the Los Angeles Times, so his game is still very much a work in progress. But if this is what K-Mart Jr. looks like while he’s still growing as a basketball player, we’re terrified of what the 6’6 high schooler will be able to do when his game is more refined.
As he told the Times, “When I see [my father] get out of his seat, I know I’m doing well.” No matter where the former 15-year veteran was when he saw this one, he definitely got out of his seat.
