In case you forgot, Zach LaVine was robbed of being the NBA's dunk king on two separate occasions. The Chicago Bulls star sent us a quick reminder of the same on Friday against the Boston Celtics with an eye-popping double-pump jam.

Here's a look at LaVine casually flying to the rim:

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Evan Fournier isn't exactly a high-flyer, and Zach LaVine made him look bad on this play. It seemed like Fournier really went for the block here, but LaVine easily blew by the Celtics forward with his mid-air acrobatics. By the time the Bulls All-Star guard threw it down, Fournier was a good couple of meters away from the finish.

You also have to note that this was just the second game back for LaVine following a lengthy spell on the sidelines. The Bulls star missed a couple of weeks after being placed in the league's health and safety protocols, but he was finally able to return on Thursday against the Charlotte Hornets.

He did shake off a bit of rust, but the fact that LaVine played in the second night of a back-to-back set makes it clear that his game fitness should be close to a hundred percent. It also speaks volumes of the Bulls' sense of urgency right now with the playoffs looming and the team outside the play-in picture.