The MOST IMPOSSIBLE SHOTS From Level 1 to Level 100

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These are impossible NBA shots from level one to level 100 And at level one, Kobe Bryant makes an assist to himself?

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He had seven in the fourth quarter the other night and played through it. Good point. Paddy A watching Kobe.

Scooping, craving and putting it in. How in the world did he do that?

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He passed to himself off the backboard.

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That was a planned play, Kevin.

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I've seen him do that a lot.

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Forget having teammates, bro is the team. Just like Jamal Murray in 2016, who was too busy dropping buckets.

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Go learn something and come back. Listen, the idea of going to Cams, too, I think is something that everybody assumes happens for everyone, and there's a lot of people out there that don't have that opportunity.

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Did Jamal Murray just do that?

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He was in irons.

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He gave up the dribble, and somehow his prayer was answered. He's got 19

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He's a lucky man.

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Thanks to this play, Duell and Bede doesn't even trust the process. But now, let's watch Reggie Jackson shoot like a girl.

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Andre Schaub wouldn't go that clock still running.

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It's a two now, one.

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Bro nearly lost his dignity, but at least the basket counts. Although at level five, John Morant doesn't need to shoot like a girl when he can shoot with either hand.

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And Morant, conchard, bang. That was some kind of acrobatic shot by Morant.

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Dang, now he has a third way to shoot his shot. Now that's scary. But while level 15 is scary, level 20 is disrespectful.

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Batting him out, Kander grabs yet another board.

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Jarrett Jack throws it. Farley puts it up.

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Oh, he puts it in at the buzzer.

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What a pass from Jarrett Jack.

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And Hardaway completes the play. It barely touched his hands, and he threw it up in the rim.

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And now that you're calling 911, I almost forgot to tell you, as the levels get higher, the shots become harder. Because still to come, one player makes a half-court buzzer beater, another makes an off-balance game winner, and Kyrie Irvin makes one of the best shots you'll ever see. But before we get to those levels, it's the time Yao Ming had eyes in the back of his head.

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Releases, not the same.

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Andre, gets it down to Yanni Cross.

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It's an up-and-it-go down. Oh, what an unbelievable shot.

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English isn't his first language, but he definitely knows how to spell circuit shot. However, Kyle Lowry doesn't have time to enter the spelling bee. Instead, he's too busy doing this.

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Raptors with a chance here at the end of the first half. DeRozan gives it to Kyle.

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Kyle Lowry at the buzzer.

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And what is one of the most awkward shots?

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Sheesh, no wonder people call him BB Lowry, buzzer beater Lowry. Get your head out the gutter. Speaking of buzzer beaters, the Clippers are no strangers. Because in 2015, defenses had no answer for the two-headed monster of Chris Paul and Blake Griffin, especially the Denver Nuggets.

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Redick, right in front of the Johnson, with two was one.

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Griffin at the fourth.

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Oh, me a one!

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A three ball by Blake Griffin.

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Caught the ball in the air and didn't even come down with him down. That's the best alley-oop of his career.

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Who knew Blake Griffin was so good at volleyball? Although I want to also bet you didn't know an NBA player could do this.

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Look at him jostle for position.

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Hill dribbling.

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Absolutely crazy that he couldn't hit.

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Forget Stephen Curry and E. Gidala, I want George Hill. That said, if there's one person who can hang with George Hill, it's Anthony Simons. Take a look.

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Simons, one on one with Mills.

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Simons, the handles.

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Now, for playing a horse, Anthony Simons just gave us all an H. That is, everyone except for Latrell Sprewell.

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The ball to McGuetti was on the floor. Sprewell gets it back.

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He shoots and the seed in the net and scores!

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Seed it at the free throw line!

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And just when you think you've seen it all, guess again. But now that we've reached level 50, it's time to raise the stakes, because these shots are so preposterous, so entertaining, and so magical that you won't be able to look away. And it all starts with Luka Magic. See, we all remember his magical performance against the New York Knicks recently, but what most of us don't realize is he's been a magician this whole time. As on November 6th, 2021, the Celtics and Mavericks game was coming down to the wire before Luka performed the best trick of them all.