Top 10 CRAZIEST Shots in NBA History
Basketball is filled with unforgettable moments, and the NBA has seen players create iconic shots that define legacies. Here are ten such moments where time seemed to stop:
Derek Fisher’s 0.4-Second Miracle (2004): In a clutch Western Conference Semifinal game, Fisher’s near-impossible buzzer-beater against the Spurs with just 0.4 seconds left secured a critical win, despite controversy over the clock.
Kawhi Leonard’s Game 7 Buzzer-Beater (2019): Leonard’s memorable shot over Joel Embiid in the Eastern Conference Semifinals, bouncing four times before dropping in, gave Toronto its first-ever Finals appearance.
Michael Jordan’s “The Shot” (1989): In a decisive playoff game, Jordan’s game-winning jumper over Craig Ehlo sealed his legacy as a clutch performer and marked the beginning of his legendary career.
Damian Lillard’s 37-Foot Dagger (2019): Lillard’s iconic game-winner from almost half-court against the Thunder not only sealed the series but showcased his confidence and elevated him to legendary status.
Ray Allen’s Corner Three (2013): In the Finals, Allen’s clutch three-pointer with seconds remaining tied the game and helped the Heat win in overtime, shifting the series’ momentum.
Stephen Curry’s 38-Foot Buzzer-Beater (2016): Curry’s awe-inspiring three-pointer from beyond half-court in overtime against the Thunder was a typical display of his unmatched shooting ability.
Larry Bird’s Behind-the-Backboard Shot (1986): In a moment of pure creativity, Bird made a nearly impossible shot over the backboard against the Rockets, cementing his status as one of the NBA’s greatest.
Vince Carter’s Reverse 360 Layup (2005): Carter’s jaw-dropping 360-degree reverse layup was a testament to his incredible athleticism and creativity on the court.
LeBron James’ Falling Three-Pointer (2018): With seconds left in a tied game, LeBron’s contested three-pointer against the Pacers highlighted his determination and earned him further "King" status.
Tracy McGrady’s 13 Points in 35 Seconds (2004): McGrady’s explosive scoring streak against the Spurs in just 35 seconds remains one of the most improbable comebacks in NBA history.
Each of these shots represents a pivotal moment in basketball history, showing why the sport continues to captivate fans worldwide.
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