NBA Long Distance Shots: Level 1 to Level 100

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From a record-breaking shot to a half-court buzzer beater, these are long-distance shots from level 1 to level 100 And for level 1, LeBron silences both the arena and his critics.

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

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

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Nah, LeBron's out here painting the Mona Lisa, and everyone else is just using coloring books. But Paul George also has a flair for the dramatic at level 5

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The mark, loose ball, and you get another possession.

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He threw up a...
I can't believe it went in! Paul George!

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Hey, prime PG was a different breed, yet Steph Curry's antics are on a whole other level.

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Bad pass, trying to hit the mic with green. Steph Curry trying to draw a foul, flips in a three.

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Later in the video, we're going to show you a no-look half-court shot, a one-handed full-court shot, and so much more. But first, at level 20, the time a player hit us with a 360 no-scope.

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Played a lot, obviously.

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Oh, man, are you kidding me?

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Man, bro had to work overtime for that one, and yet, Steph Curry completes level 25 in his sleep.

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Long-distance Curry.

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That's the three at the buzzer.

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Hey, if I was the Boston Celtics' daddy, I wouldn't watch my shots go on either. But for level 30, Isaiah Ryder is about to put everyone else to shame. Didn't have a lot of time to put it on the floor and get by.

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Play of the decade. Play of the decade.
We'll see that time and time again.

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But real talk, that was some luck. And our next level is the opposite of luck, because PG-13 was so certain, he tried to warn everyone ahead of time.

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Got the rebound, throws it out to Paul Drew.

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Oh, it should have reset. No, oh, I can't believe that. Fortunately, you know why Paul shot it? The shot clock should have reset, it hadn't reset. And when he looked at it...

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Sheesh, get this man a heat check. But Kyle Lowry isn't nearly as smooth. See, this man got himself in a disaster. And rather than asking for help, he decided to turn into himity.

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The only thing I ever see you put down is water or green tea.

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Oh, it's good!

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These Wizards can't catch a break. And Golden State fans were also thinking the same thing, because it's not often someone breaks the record for the most threes in a single season. And it's just as unlikely that a player ties the record for the most threes in a game. But in 2016, Steph Curry had a chance to do both. Yet fans complained because Curry was having the game of his life and nobody cared. There were less than 10 seconds left in overtime, and the Warriors weren't even winning. That's when the Warriors gave the ball to the star player one final time.
Breaking records, hitting game winners, and cementing your greatness? It's unlikely we'll ever see a moment like this again. But is it as unlikely as this next level?

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Reed gets it to Townes, lets it fly from Dean.

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Oh!

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Oh, my goodness!

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Oh, my goodness! Cats land on their feet, and Townes somehow bakes that in.

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The babyface assassin and the greatest shooting center, both in the same generation? I think we just got blessed. But Level 50 gave me all the feels. See, my man Dane was sick and tired of Russ. And rightfully so, because Russ needed to learn some boundaries. I mean, he's kicking another man's balls, then he's giving bro the baby treatment, and time and time again, he was making things personal. But come playoff time, Dane had the chance to get the last laugh, and this time, it was his turn to be toxic.

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A chance to send the thunder home.

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Lillard, long range three, and it's good at the buzzer. Javier Lillard, are you kidding me?
A 37 foot dagger.

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Not gonna lie, this beef gives Drake and Kendrick a run for their money. Like that goodbye wave was cold bloody, but Luka stays cold, cause this dude lost the ball, found himself in no man's land, and didn't even care.

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Poked away from Luka, into the backcourt, he'll pick it up. Six seconds, five seconds. It's gonna take some Luka Magic to save the possession.