Throughout his pro career, Russell Westbrook has shown that he is one of the most powerful dunkers among all point guards. He also has the knack for following up missed shots and converting them into highlight reel worthy slams, just like he did on Wednesday versus the Toronto Raptors.

With 5:05 remaining in the second quarter, Patrick Patterson missed a wide-open 3-point attempt from the corner, but the reigning MVP did not waste time in running to the basket and soaring back for the vicious putback slam to the delight of the packed Chesapeake Energy Arena.

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Russell Westbrook's heads-upplay definitely helps the Thunder's quest to extend their winning streak to six games which is their longest for the season. It also added to his best first half all season long as he had 24 points, six rebounds, and six assists through 24 minutes.

The Thunder improved their record to 19-15 after a 124-107 win over the Raptors.