Inside the Mind of a Genius: 99% of Players Would Miss This

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These are shots 99% of players would miss. And first up, we got the time CP3 hit one of the sickest 60 footers.

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A rare highlight for the Clippers.

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On the horse.

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They say the basket counts by Paul. A 60-footer.

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Goddamn! And he didn't even celebrate. That's cold. But what this next clip did should be illegal.

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But that's, again, that's being new.

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That's being new to this situation.

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Brandon will get it back, and it's a buzzer.

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Oh, unbelievable!

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Oh my God. Claude had mercy. Was that a hook shot?

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There ain't no way Brandon Ingram could redo that shit, even with 100 tries. But what about the time a player decided to show us how unstoppable his jump shot was, even from the logo?

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He was 6 of 9

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Oh my goodness.

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Look at this shot by Miller!

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Oh my goodness.

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You guardin him.

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I don't care if that's CJ McCutcheon.

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I don't care if that's Michael Jordan over there.

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This dude really pulled up from the logo as if it was nothing. Ridiculous. But what's even more ridiculous is this next one, the time 40-year-old Vince Carter decided to rewind the time and hit us with an iconic 360 spin.

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He could score and score and score.

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You just don't expect a 40-year-old man to move like that. But what Steph Curry did in our next one is just what you expect from him.

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Man.

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Steph is really different. Hitting a layup while falling on his face, but Curry ain't alone, because for this next one, KD pulled up one of the craziest three-point shots ever while falling down.

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Memphis has had an answer all night, a quick 6-0 run. Allen got a piece of that one, almost out of bounds somehow.

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Durev lets it go!

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This man really threw the ball while falling down, and still said nothing but net. But anyways, for this next one, we got something special. It was the 2020 bubble season. Suns vs Clippers, 1-15 to 1-15, when Booker went up against two of the best defenders in the league.

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Six to break.

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Booker, this is for the win.

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What a shot by Devin Booker.

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Unbelievable play.

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That's what the great players do.

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Cold blooded. This dude really just laid there like it was nothing, but players can't always destroy two greats to score. Sometimes you turn failure into success, like this next one.

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Whose dad also played for the Blazers. Prior to that, the typical was Westbrook lost it, got it back, and finished as only Russ can.

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How are you going to lose the ball? Yet somehow catch, hit a layup, and one? Westbrook is different, dog. Now let's take things back to 2006 When a primed Dwayne Wade blew the commentator's mind.

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We have an open area. Wade finding an open area inside, drives hard, draws the foul.

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Oh, Wade, tucks it in.

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Man, this dude really hit a shot falling down while his back was turned against the backboard. That's wild, but not as wild as our next one. Back in 2017, all eyes were on the king, LeBron James. And boy, did he come up clutch.

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The lead is three.
Love, LeBron, and got it! Bakes it in! Wow.

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I told you, Kevin, you gotta card that man.

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He just hit three three-pointers earlier in the game.

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That looked like Christian Leitner.
I had to say that with you by my side. That's right.

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My guy really ran out to the line and hit a fadeaway three-pointer. But I mean, it's hitting those types of shots that cement your greatness. All right now, we're halfway through the video, so things are about to go to a whole new level. It was the 2018 season. Maz versus Blazers. Dallas Mavericks are down three with six-tenths of a second left on the clock when rookie Luka Donchik hit one of the toughest buzzer-beaters in NBA history.

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Oh, he got space.

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Oh, Donchik buries a three out of the corner. Can you believe that?

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A game tying three from that angle in your rookie season? That's dope. But we've seen shots like that before, because what Anthony Simons did in the 2022 season was something extra. It was a tight game between the Blazers and Nets. Simons wanted to show Portland fans what he was really made of.