**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
These are the 25 NBA plays you have to see to believe. And coming in at number 25, Caldwell Pope gets blocked by the backboard? Hey yo, this backboard is giving Jarrin Jackson a run for his money. Or wait, I bet the NBA gave JJ credit for that one too. That said, if Jarrin Jackson wants to block Derek Jones Jr., he needs to jump through the roof.
**SPEAKER_2** (0:30)
Misexchanged, and the triple handoff.
**SPEAKER_3** (0:33)
What a throw down.
**SPEAKER_4** (0:34)
Look how, that's not a good pass.
**SPEAKER_3** (0:36)
Look how far back that is, and he's still able to catch it in Duncan.
**SPEAKER_4** (0:39)
Look it, even Pascal said, where?
**SPEAKER_1** (0:43)
If LeBron James and Jabba Rand had his son together, it'd be Derek Jones. But don't tell that to MJ, because Bro thinks he's everyone's daddy.
**SPEAKER_5** (0:50)
J.
**SPEAKER_3** (0:50)
Armstrong right back, the Bulls can go up 14 Nope.
**SPEAKER_5** (0:53)
Jordan passed Petrovich.
**SPEAKER_2** (0:58)
Oh yes, yes, yes!
**SPEAKER_1** (1:01)
The Bulls said, let him cook. And MJ came back with a whole five-course meal. But you know what's better than a five-course meal? Chef Curry cooking up an entire team.
**SPEAKER_2** (1:09)
Darren Davis.
**SPEAKER_4** (1:12)
Curry splits the defense behind the back.
**SPEAKER_2** (1:14)
Fires a three.
**SPEAKER_5** (1:16)
Oh, he puts it in!
**SPEAKER_2** (1:17)
What a spectacular move!
**SPEAKER_4** (1:20)
That could be the greatest move I've ever seen live. No, I'm being serious.
**SPEAKER_1** (1:24)
Broke practically in 0.5 speed at this point, just like Allen Iverson, who faked the pass and drew an and-one, all-in-one motion.
**SPEAKER_3** (1:34)
Iverson now with it for Denver.
**SPEAKER_4** (1:36)
Got fouled. And-one!
**SPEAKER_2** (1:42)
Heard the whistle and immediately got the ball up. Great recognition of the whistle being blown.
**SPEAKER_1** (1:48)
Damn! My G put these guys' heads in a swivel. Although at least they didn't fall victim to a no-look block, get laughed at after a free throw, or better yet, their season wasn't ended by a lucky buzzer-beater. Only first, the date was August 24th, 2020, and the Clippers were squaring off with the Mavericks in the NBA playoffs. Actually, I stand corrected. The Clippers weren't facing the Mavericks. They were facing Luka Doncic, because on that particular night, Luka Magic did whatever it took to tie the series at two apiece. And apparently, that also included a cold-blooded game winner.
**SPEAKER_2** (2:19)
Back to Doncic.
Doncic pulls up, three-pointer, bang, bang! It's good! Doncic wins the game at the Buzzard!
**SPEAKER_1** (2:36)
Bro pulled a page straight out of Damian Lewis' book. That said, Lebron has Luka beat, but he also mastered the art of circuit shots.
**SPEAKER_3** (2:43)
Left on the 24-second clock. Lebron against the long-arm Derisa, in trouble.
You got nothing to lose at one second on the clock. He had to shoot it high in the air to get it over the corner of the backboard.
**SPEAKER_5** (2:58)
Sheesh!
**SPEAKER_1** (2:58)
Championships, longevity, circuit shots? What can't this guy do? And how about jumping over grown men on alley-oops?
**SPEAKER_5** (3:05)
Right to the hands of Middleton. And there's your highlight play tonight.
**SPEAKER_1** (3:16)
Forget the NBA, Giannis is living in a video game. Which reminds me, because remember earlier when I said Lebron can't jump over other players? Well, about that. I lie.
**SPEAKER_4** (3:25)
Hopefully another scoring option and a different way to score coming off the inside court.
**SPEAKER_2** (3:31)
Oh, he does it again.
**SPEAKER_5** (3:33)
Throws it right up on the rim.
**SPEAKER_2** (3:35)
James comes flying in from the right corner.
**SPEAKER_1** (3:38)
Hey, someone get John Lucas Grave ready. Wait until his grandkids find out. On the other hand, Blake Griffin can sleep well at night, knowing that he once did this.
**SPEAKER_4** (3:47)
In it.
**SPEAKER_5** (3:50)
Oh, heck of a play by Griffin. Watch what happens here.
**SPEAKER_4** (3:53)
This is just a super play.
**SPEAKER_5** (3:54)
Wow. Wow.
**SPEAKER_1** (3:56)
How bro gonna spin 180 degrees and still block the crap out of Jonas Jarepkos? Yet, it's one thing to show off. It's another thing to completely alter a game. Because what if I told you that the NBA has a secret? Yeah, get this. It's been in the front of your face this entire time. Since there aren't NBA script writers who determine the outcome of games, it's determined by the basketball itself. Don't believe me? Watch what happened during the 2016 playoff game between the Raptors and the Heat.
**SPEAKER_3** (4:20)
108 to play in overtime.
**SPEAKER_5** (4:22)
89-85 Heat.
**SPEAKER_3** (4:23)
Wade makes his move to the scooper.
**SPEAKER_5** (4:26)
It just sits there. Dwayne Wade.
**SPEAKER_3** (4:32)
That's seen that play happen before in basketball games, but in this moment, with Dwayne Wade and with all of this on the line, the ball ends up sticking on the back of the rim.
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