With less than three minutes to go in the game between the Golden State Warriors and Utah Jazz, Kevin Durant went on a fastbreak and showed Trey Lyles how strong he is before embarrassing him.

Despite his lanky frame, the former MVP and four-time scoring champion gave Lyles a bump before slamming it home. The Jazz's forward fell on the floor and was sent crashing to the cameras.

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That was Durant's third dunk of the fourth period which proved to be important to his team as they held on to a 106-99 win. Their victory on the night pushed their record to a league-best 20-3 record.

The Jazz on the other hand, who played without three of their starters, Gordon Hayward, George Hill and Rodney Hood, fell to 14-10 for the season.