Chris Paul's Son Didn't Believe That His Dad Dunked

    Not convinced that the old man could actually get up like that.

    Kevin Lincoln
    by Kevin Lincoln

    BuzzFeed Staff

    In the Clippers-Hornets game Wednesday night, the 6'0" Chris Paul did something he very rarely does — he dunked.

    Look at Chris Paul get up! Usually, Paul's the one throwing alley-oops to guys like Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, not the one finishing above the rim. And when Clippers guards do dunk, it's Willie Green or Eric Bledsoe.

    As was to be expected, Blake Griffin couldn't resist getting in a little jab:

    Kevin Arnovitz @kevinarnovitz

    Blake Griffin on Chris Paul's dunk: "You saw how I had to help him down?"

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    Blake Griffin on Chris Paul's dunk: "You saw how I had to help him down?"-- Kevin Arnovitz

    Now, Chris Paul's son is one of the most famous kids in the NBA. And the thing about kids is that they believe in what they know. If daddy's normally feeding the dunkers and not dunking, when he actually does dunk, it might be a little hard to believe. Last night, after the Clippers wrapped up their win over the Hornets, CP3 tried to get a little shine from Little Chris. Apparently, he didn't have much luck. Via Kevin Arnovitz's Twitter:

    CP3 = Chris Paul. LC = Little Chris

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    Better luck next time, Chris.

    H/T Trey Kerby at The Basketball Jones