The Most Chaotic Final Seconds in NBA History

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Rose, Rose trying to get open, fires away.

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Bang! It's over! The Bulls win at the buzzer! Igadala to Curry, back to Igadala, up for the layup. Oh, blocked by James!

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I'm just more clutch than Michael Jordan.

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These are the wildest NBA endies. Like the time Jason Tatum shocked the world.

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Brown the drive.

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Jalen Brown kicks it out.

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Smart fakes inside. Tatum spins!

**SPEAKER_4** (0:33)
But up next, Jimmy Butler shows why his real name is Tai Tai Washington ahead for Green.

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Green on the drive, goes in and scores! Ties the game at 95, with 7 tenths of a second left in the game. Defending the inbounds throw in.
The lob for Butler! He did it! Jimmy Butler put it in with 3 tenths of a second left and got bound!

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Looks like Houston found itself another problem, but sometimes the endings aren't about game winners. They're more about the close calls.

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Pass Tatum.

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Tatum puts up a three.

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Bound! Jason Tatum from downtown!

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1.3 remaining!

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No timeouts left for Philadelphia!
Oh! Oh! No, they say no good!

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Five more seconds and Joellen B would have been a hero. Speaking of close calls, it's time to talk about shoe sizes. Because what if I told you that having big feet could cost you the NBA championship? See, in 2021, all eyes were on the Bucks net series. They were arguably the two most complete teams in the Eastern Conference, with two of the biggest names in all of basketball. It was everything fans hoped for and more. The series went seven games and not only that, but the series came down to the very last shot. Down by two, the Nets had the ball with a chance to tie or better yet, win the game. And it was at this moment that everyone knew who the ball was going to. Kevin Durant, aka Easy Money Sniper. And trust me, when Katie's at his best, you better pray he messes up.

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Jeff Green gets it in to Durant. Here is Durant moving on Tucker.

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He turns, he shoots.

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At first glance, this is the perfect game winner. Katie hits a three to win the series, and the Nets fans go wild. But upon second glance, it's painfully clear his size 18 shoes were touching the line. The craziest part of all, Katie's feet are actually size 17
Meanwhile, if there's one player I don't want shooting the final shot, it's gonna have to be PG-13. Nothing against Brandon Miller's GOAT, but did you see him against the Suns?

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Huge free throws here for Paul George.

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Not an easy inbound. Proud to look, he throws it out.

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Hey, he puts it down! He puts it down!
It's over!

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Dang, one man's choking hazard was an entire team's blessing. Speaking of big time chokes, women really love LeBron, because even though he's had his fair share of letdowns, he's also had moments where he transformed into the second coming of Superman. And on February 7th, 2018, against the Timberwolves, his superhuman abilities were on full display.

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They get it on Osment.

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Butler with four seconds left.

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Butler! That's just lucky.

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Hell yeah, they were lucky. But what if I told you that two months later, history repeated itself? Only this time, it came in the first round of the playoffs, because when the Cavaliers needed him the most, he turned into the hometown hero.

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44 for number 23
The Cavaliers take a return lead in the series. What a moment.

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Shannon, what happened last night?

**SPEAKER_7** (4:03)
Greatness.

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Mm, greatness happened?

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Greatness.

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Really?

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You got a chance to witness greatness at its highest order. In a battle between the Pacers and LeBron James, never bet against the one-man wrecking crew. Although, what if I told you that the one-man wrecking crew was Chris Middleton? Would you believe me?

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Bledsoe guarding Rogier with five fouls. He goes by, a little crossover, step back, wide open, and it's good!

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And Boston has the lead! Terry Rogier!

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He puts Bledsoe on skates.

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Wow!

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Who's gonna get the shot here?

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Gets it in, Middleton for the tie.

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Oh my goodness! Chris Middleton ties it!

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If there's a difference between regular season and playoff basketball, look no further than that. However, when your back is against the wall, are you letting the wall win, or are you turning to Luka Magic? I know which one I choose.