The Most Shocking and Wildest Moments in NBA History

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These are the 25 wildest moments in NBA history. And to kick us off, watch Jordan Poole's confidence go from 100 to

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George Poole to the baseline. Nope.

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Neither scoop it up, but it's our top that came from nowhere.

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Dang, Bro thought he was playing against the Shanghai Sharks. But at number 24, pay close attention to Steph Curry. He's about to run over 200 feet in a single play.

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What Steph Curry does on a nightly basis, he's got to be in fantastic shape. And on this possession alone, he's going to cover about 200 feet.
This is the three here. And again, this was the one we were talking about. Doesn't get the kick out, but just relocates, and the ball eventually finds energy. And Steph Curry is full of energy.

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Sheesh, I'm getting exhausted just watching my man. On the other hand, LeBron is about to smoke the easiest bucket of his career.

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Eason, take it by LeBron, here he comes. LeBron, Draves, all the way, gets back.

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We'll try to make that spectacular reversal.

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A smoke break mid-game? That's crazy, but not as crazy as was still to come. First, we gotta talk about my man, Draemon, because my man is always trying to stir trouble. From punching Jordan Poole in the offseason, to kicking Steve Adams growing, and trying to steal LeBron's manhood? There's no telling what he's up to next. In other words, it wouldn't be long till the league's biggest instigator started to beef this season. Within minutes of the Warriors-Timberwolves matchup, playtimes to the JD McDaniels got to a heated exchange. So naturally, Draemon decided to stick up for his teammate, only he nearly ended Rudy Gobert's life in the process.

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Edwards, little crossover, pull off.

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That won't fall.

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That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.

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Well, Draemon has got Gobert in a chokehold. This is ridiculous.

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Yo, someone remind Draemon his kids are watching, in which case, I can't say the same about Damar DeRozan. His team may not be very good, but he's making the best of the situation. How many 34-year-olds you know can do this?

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By Lopez, DeRozan gets it back. Spins, passes, white, three, go!

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Good effort by the Bulls that time.
Good pass. Last time I saw a Bulls player do that, I was watching a Primedare-Roz. However, let's transition from a 200 IQ play to the smartest play in Nick's history.

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Incredible to believe.

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Gets on the minute.

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Threw it off, hot, and he caught it back.

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Pucks it in.

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What a play.
He knew he was going to get called for a travel. Threw it off the back of the defender.

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Hold up, are my eyes deceiving me? Or did Josh Hart embarrass one of the best defenders in the league? All right, the plays have been getting pretty wild, but our 19th moment is one of the wildest of them all. But to get there, we need to rewind the clocks a few years. See, it was the 2018 playoffs, aka LeBron's final year on the Cavs. And unlike the previous three years, there would be no Kyrie Irving to help him. Instead, he was all by himself. Dealt with the task of beating Ola Depot's Pacers in the first round of the playoffs, and worse yet, the Cavs found themselves in a vulnerable position. With the series tied two games in peace, the Pacers were 10 seconds away from stealing a game in Cleveland. The score was tied 95-95, and Victor Ola Depot had the opportunity to put the Cavs to bed. That's when LeBron decided to wake up.

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5 to shoot, and the decoy makes his move, drives to the rim, oh, it's blocked by James. The denial by LeBron James.

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And the Cavaliers will have possession with 3 seconds to go.

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And with 3 seconds left, Cleveland triggers in. James, 2 seconds, 1 second for the win. Oh, LeBron James delivers.
44 for number 23 The Cavaliers take a 3-2 lead in the series. What a moment!

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First, the block. Then, the game-winning three. Bro just put Ohio back on the mat. Not gonna lie, that last moment was hard. But this next moment, well, I'm gonna let you find out for yourselves. Let's just say, sometimes silence is a man's best friend.

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Oh my goodness! George Clarkson almost came in my lap.

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Wow, I only got five words for you. Michael Scott will be proud. Meanwhile, I only have one word for our 17th moment. Stupid, because imagine winning a coach's challenge so badly that you force your team to play four versus five.