This Is The NBA's Best Supporting Actor

    Harrison Barnes is the star of the NBA's best dunk so far this year. But if we're doing this Oscars-style, Carl Landry wins Best Supporting.

    By now, you've probably seen it: Harrison Barnes threw down a Godzilla dunk in the face of Timberwolves big man Nikola Pekovic.

    But watching the dunk, something else stands out apart from Barnes' ferocity, and that's Carl Landry,

    After the NBA released a video of the slam from five different angles, it becomes even more apparent: Landry is the NBA's Best Supporting Actor, a peerleader in the vein of Robert Sacre.

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    Let's take a closer look. From behind, you can clearly see Landry giving Pek a little lip after Barnes put him on a poster.

    And here, from the front, we can see the full extent of Landry's emotions: joy, rage, excitement, empathy, love, hate. The full spectrum of human life is contained in Carl Landry's peerleading.

    I'll let the Academy take it from here.

    (Sidenote: the bench also gives a nomination-worthy effort.)