Salutations everyone.

Have you ever seen a sequence in basketball so beautiful and silky smooth that you just watch it over and over again? Whether it was a fast break, alley-oop, or a one-on-one situation, you just can't stop replaying it.

Well, here’s a play that can be added to that list and it comes from the Dallas Mavericks–Golden State Warriors Summer League game last night.

Chane Behanan of the Mavs does a silky smooth spin from the high post into an open lane for a dunk. As everything rolled out, it was like watching a gazelle gently prance around with finesse and grace. If you’re not convinced, watch the vine with audio turned off.

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https://vine.co/v/57Q9Me09Hzh

Chase Benehan played forward for the Louisville Cardinals before being undrafted in 2014. He then went on playing for the D-League team Rio Grande Vipers for one year and also had a stint for a team in Mexico, Sole de Mexicali, and in Puerto Rico for the Santeros de Aguada.

He's averaging 5.8 points and 3 rebounds in 13.5 minutes per game during this year's summer league as he attempts to get invited to a training camp.

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