Terrence Ross is dunking a lot early in Game 6

May 9, 2016; Miami, FL, USA; Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade (3) steals the ball away from Toronto Raptors forward Terrence Ross (31) during the fourth quarter in game four of the second round of the NBA Playoffs at American Airlines Arena. The Heat won in overtime 94-87. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports /

For the most part the Eastern Conference Semifinal series between the Miami Heat and Toronto Raptors has been really, really bad basketball. Like poke your eyes and risk missing the Oklahoma City Thunder or Golden State Warriors playing bad. Luckily, Terrence Ross has decided to try to change that in Game 6 on Friday night by just dunking a lot.

Ross started it off in transition, which seems smart. Getting out on the break and by yourself allows for a nice power dunk to get the blood flowing, which is very important for later dunks on people. Without getting warmed up Ross risked pulling a muscle later.

(Vine via The Cauldron)

Once he was properly warmed up thanks to the powerful tomahawk, Ross unleashed his leaping and dunking abilities in the halfcourt over a few members of the Heat.

(Vine via our own Dan Favale)

The best part of this dunk is that it came out of chaos, which honestly has been like 95 percent of this series. If Ross can continue to make fun happen out of random loose balls and late clock situations then it will make a lot of people happy. If he can’t?

Well at least Dwyane Wade is having a throwback type series.

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