Video: Bulls' Jimmy Butler completes alley-oop dunk over Heat's Chris Bosh

By Ben Golliver

The Bulls ended the Heat's 27-game winning streak, and Jimmy Butler gave Miami a little taste of its own high-flying, show-stopping medicine along the way.

The athletic second-year guard broke out in transition with a little more than two minutes remaining in the third quarter, rising high to catch a lob pass from Luol Deng as Chris Bosh hustled back to protect the rim. Butler received the pass using only his right hand, bobbling slightly before punishing the hoop with a power dunk with Bosh stuck helplessly beneath him.

Butler celebrated the play with teammate Nate Robinson, who wasn't shy at all in his post-game comments, according to ESPNChicago.com.

Nate Robinson on Butler's dunk: "I told Jimmy to ask Chris Bosh to sign the poster, but he probably won't do it."

This wasn't a poster of the month -- LeBron James has had two better dunks (over Jason Terry and Beno Udrih) in the last 10 days -- but it was emblematic of Chicago's fiery, fearless play on Wednesday. Butler scored 17 points (on six-for-10 shooting) with five assists, four rebounds and two steals in 43 minutes.