The Most Unexpected Moments in NBA History

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From hitting a three-pointer with a broken hand to pooping your pants mid-game, these are the most unexpected moments in NBA history. But at first, Josh Richardson makes the most interesting basket you'll ever see.

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And a pull-up jumper around, around again, and then finally down for Richardson. How many times does it roll around the rim?
That's not counting.

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It's not every day you get trolled by the basketball hoop, just like it's not every day you see this.

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Theography, as you may know.

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Sheesh, someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed. However, it's not just players who can't catch a break. It's also team mascots. Dang, they did not see that one coming. Either way, it's better to have a stunt going wrong than trigger a high-pressure water cannon.

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First, let's show you what happened to the Alamo Dome tonight when the water system was kicked off by the fireworks before the Warriors and San Antonio's Furs game.

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Wow, that's got to be the craziest weather delay I've ever seen. But then again, this next weather delay isn't just crazy. It's bizarre.

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Steph running with Boulder. Steph himself, he shot the lights out. That's a different way to defend Curry right there, is turn the power off.

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Well, I'll be damned. Steph Curry just shot the lights out, but it's better to shoot the lights out or decide to quit mid game like James Harden. All gets away.

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What is they drive doing? He had a brain lap.

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He had to pick it up.
Bro picked the wrong time to go AFK. That said, it doesn't matter what time it is. Some things should never be said. This next moment is no exception.

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The two J's smoking that Philadelphia.

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Safe to say, Mark Jones ran out of new material. But at least he isn't Shannon Sharp because Sharp showed up to an NBA game just to start trouble. So before you know it, he was getting into a fight with the entire team.

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Dylan Brooks was having words with Shannon Sharp. And you see Stephen Adams comes over to protect his guy.
And Tee Marant, John Marant's dad comes over.

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Too bad Skip Bayless wasn't there to save him. Although on the second thought, that means LeBron would probably be also fighting. But while Skip Bayless can't get LeBron out of his mouth, I can't get Steph Curry out of my mouth. Because not only is Curry so inspirational, but he's also leaving fans speechless. And in 2022, Curry made history and left fans speechless, scoring the first ever floater from beyond the arc. Look at Curry, man. Always so inspirational. On the other hand, Julius Randall is the opposite of inspirational. After all, fans were looking forward to watching Randall in the 2023 three-point contest. But unfortunately, that excitement was put to bed once he started to shoot. It was so bad, he even left fans in tears.

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I would never have a lefty win it.

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Oh, God. This is big right here. Don't worry, Julius Randall's son. There's always next year. But then again, Aaron Gordon isn't worried about next year. He's worried about this year.

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Oh, my goodness.

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As a fan, it doesn't get any better than that. However, it can get worse, a lot worse. And in the 2023 playoffs, Dennis Schroeder was subject to the worst ejection of the entire season.

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James thought about a three.

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The floater instead passes it to Davis for the slam.

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And a turn over. Canis played by the Warriors.

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Anthony Davis picks up the steal after the dunk.

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And a technical foul. Schroeder, his second technical.

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He's ejected. Come on, refs. That call was a borderline crime. Although this next play isn't just a crime, it's heartbreaking. See, there's nothing more exciting than winning a playoff game in your own arena, or better yet, winning a playoff series in your own arena. And on May 27th, 2023, the Miami Heat had the opportunity to do exactly that. Up by one, with three seconds remaining, the only thing standing in the way of the Heat and the NBA Finals was one man, Derek White.

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Oh, he got rid of it.

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That's a Celtic winning going to Game 7

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The Celtics are going to win this at Game 7 back in Boston.

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Don't get me wrong, the Heat still ended up winning the series. But while Derek White was busy playing spoiler, LeBron James had other ideas. He decided to attempt the Guinness World Record for the highest jump in NBA history.