Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside has been making it a habit of blocking shots by not swatting it away.

After seeing him snatch the ball in mid-air following a hook-shot by Toronto Raptors rookie Pascal Siakam last week, the 7-foot big man did it again on Saturday in their game against the Utah Jazz. Whiteside swallowed Dante Exum's floater whole for the huge block.

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Whiteside finished the game with 15 points, 14 rebounds and two blocks but his effort wasn't enough to lead his team to victory as the Jazz had the last laugh of the night and winning the match 102-91. The Salt Lake City team improved their record to 7-4 while the Heat fell to 2-6 for the season.