It's not very often the name of Hall of Famer Wilt Chamberlain is mentioned along with the Houston Rockets‘, but center Clint Capela is trying to turn Clutch City into his very own Lob City with the addition of perennial All-Star point guard Chris Paul.

The 6-foot-10 high-rising center tweeted a welcoming .GIF for Paul, invoking his inner Wilt and photoshopping himself into his famous 100-point game black-and-white photo and asking for more lobs.

James Harden led the league in assists in 2016-17 with 11.2 per game — but not all of them came on drive-and-kick scenarios and finding open shooters, but a lot did by finding Capela elevating from the weak side — thing which Paul is sure to exploit in his own right.

The Swiss international could be headed into what seems to be shaping up as an up-tempo offense with some aerial display to boot.

With an unselfish backcourt feeding him, Capela could very well lead the NBA in dunks by the time the regular season comes to a close.

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