The Most Famous "1-in-a-Million" Finishes of the 2023 NBA Season

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These are 27 one in a million NBA moments from this NBA season.

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Zaire Williams has it, and we'll throw at the link to the court. Oh my goodness!

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Schroeder at the horn.

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71 points, a career high.

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And coming in at number 27, Gabe Vincent plays defense with his shoe.

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Holding the shoe and trying to swipe it.

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The ball, Vincent picks up his second-person foul.

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I'm not sure which is harder, coming back from a 3-0 deficit or playing defense with your shoe. Either way, at least Gabe Vincent didn't hit another player in his nuts.

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All right, we have a whistle and a foul.

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There it is right there with the left arm.

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This will be fascinating.

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Dillon Brooks led the league with 18 technical fouls.

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Now, that's a ballsy move, but not as ballsy as what Joel Embiid once did to Grant Williams.

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He passed up that 7-foot shot a moment ago. Almost a turnover.
Oh, wow.

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Oh, gosh.

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And that was accidental. That was just looking for a spot to land.

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Dang, the NBA needs a timeout corner for guys like Embiid and Brooks, but Jaden McDaniels also needs to be placed in timeout after this.

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You can see Jaden McDaniels right here. When he swings, he grabs his hand immediately.

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In a battle between him and the wall, the wall will win every time. However, at least McDaniels wasn't called for the fastest foul in NBA history.

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Jokic, and we're set.
And a loose call foul to start this one. That's one way to get a foul on Jokic to start the game.

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Looks like Nikolaj Jokic forgot to take his pregame dump. On the other hand, Aaron Gordon isn't nervous. He has ice in his vein. While most NBA fans were celebrating Christmas and opening up gifts, another were stuck in a stalemate with the Suns. With only 28 seconds remaining in overtime, the Nuggets held a narrow one point lead against the Suns. This gave the Nuggets two options. They could either take a back seat to the Suns, or take matters in their own hands. Take a guess at which one Aaron Gordon chose.

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Had a clean look.

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Here comes Aaron Gordon the other way.
Gordon. Oh, my goodness.

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And are they calling that an offensive foul?

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There is no challenge left.

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Man, one second, Landry Shamed is shooting the potential game winner, and the next, he's getting coasterized by Aaron Gordon, as Michael Scott would say, are the turned tables. Speaking of which, Michael Scott will also tell you what to keep watchin. The still ahead, Austin Reeves pulls a Steph Curry against the Warriors, Yaw Moran jumps out the arena, and LeBron James leaves Aaron Gordon in disbelief. But first, we gotta address a very important question. What happened to Jamal Murray in the 2023 playoff? Because everyone's been talking about Playoff Jimmy, but no one is talking about Playoff Jamal. Between Jamal Murray and Nikolai Jokic, it's hard not to see why the Nuggets are in the NBA finals this season. They go together even better than bacon and eggs.

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Jokic and MPJ, 2 of 16

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The rest of the Nuggets, 12 of 25

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But now that we're all hungry, it's time for moment number 20, the time Jeremy Sohan made two free throws with one hand. Man, I don't know what this Greg Popovich guy is telling him, but it's working wonders. Meanwhile, Klay Thompson and Steph Curry are living wonders. After all, it's hard to believe two players are so automatic from beyond the art. But just because Klay and Steph are breaking the game doesn't make them immune from an occasional slip up.

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Donte DiVincenzo, and then you've got Lam.

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Pass to Klay, one ready for it.

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What is it with Klay getting hit in his head? His forehead is like a basketball magnet. What if I told you that you've been lied to this entire time? What if I told you that Klay Thompson and Steph Curry aren't real? Instead, we're living in a metaverse where NBA players are programmed robots. How do I know this? Look no further than Jalen Brown and Marcus Smart.
The ball consultants are so in sync, it's starting to scare me. That said, there's one play that robots can't duplicate. Only, it doesn't come from Steph Curry, Luka Dantzik, or John Moran. Instead, it comes from the lesser known holiday brother, Aaron Holiday.