Washington Wizards forward Jeff Green was on the wrong end of a highlight play on Tuesday. On Wednesday, however, Green was the one making a poster play during their game against the Phoenix Suns.

Green received a fast-break pass from Tomas Satoransky almost halfway through the second quarter of the game. Seeing the opportunity for a straight-line drive, Green took advantage and went up for a slam over Suns forward Dragan Bender.

The Wizards bench had a brilliant reaction to the poster dunk, which is almost similar to what they saw the other night against the Los Angeles Lakers. Green found himself stumbling, as Lance Stephenson forced him to dance in one play. The 32-year-old veteran forward went down to the floor to the delight of the LA bench.

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Video replays of the play showed how Green struggled to keep his balance while guarding Stephenson. Stephenson seemed to have stepped on Green's foot, though, which was later confirmed by the journeyman forward. He offered no excuses, but he pointed out that he does not care being on the wrong end of a highlight play.

With this dunk though, Jeff Green should at least find some peace. Besides, he just hurt the feelings of a young gun in Dragan Bender.