The Most Unhinged Illegal Plays Ever Caught on Live TV

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These are the 24 most cheating moments in NBA history. And coming in at number 25, Andrew Bogut is so bad at shooting free throws, that this happens.

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The great wall.

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What's Jennings doing at the line? You know, I just don't know why Jennings Bogut's only a 59% free throw.

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Either Brandon Jennings is a cheater or just a really good friend. You tell me. And speaking of cheaters, Jason Kidd is no stranger, because one time he was called Red Handy.

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Taking a drink, and whoa, these are little coaching secrets that come out.

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There are now three ways to save time. Timeouts, time travel, and spilling drinks on your coach. Well, I'll be damned. However, it's one thing to do this on the sidelines. It's another to secretly sabotage your opponent.

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Talked about that effort in Houston.

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Fox came roaring back to win.

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Milsep was incredible that night.

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Paul Milsep threw the ball back to the ref, because Dwight Howard, when he came to the sideline, he sprayed some stuff on his hand that made the ball very sticky.

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Well, I'll be damned. I'm not sure which is crazier, putting Stickham on the basketball or expecting to get away with it. Well, do you know what's even crazier? Swapping. Because NBA players get paid millions to play basketball, when half the time, they're trying to win Oscars.
Yeah, only it's not fun in the NBA, not even close. Because in 2012, the league got so sick of flopping, they started handing out fines. That's not stopping Marcus Smart, because on April 22nd, 2016, this happened.

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Crowder. No, and Smart went flying underneath the hoop.

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But you thought that was bad? You gotta watch this next flop.
Now, making a fool out of yourself is already bad enough, but to top it off, these two flops ended up costing MarketSmart $10,000. But while MarketSmart's acting skills cost him a car, Hades acting skills actually won his team a playoff game.

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It's direct, makes a move, lost the ball, tries to get it, saves it, saves inside, outside Curry, to, out, out. Absolutely he's out. Wow. I mean, how do you miss that?

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Sheesh.

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Recipes so memorized by Chef Curry, they miss what's in plain sight, just like LeBron James, cause my man gets away with everything.

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Below his career average is he doing what's knocked off the line by God of Adventure.

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Red fish, blue fish, one foot, two foot. That's a goddamn travel. But imagine being up 14 points in the fourth quarter and cheating on purpose.

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That's not allowed. He's the jumper.

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Now that's some cold blooded-ish, but not as cold blooded as number 18, cause one player drew so many fouls, the NBA had to get involved. As from 2018 to 2020, James Harden was averaging double digit free throw attempts each game. But let's just say, it wasn't a coincidence, cause the league realized there were two particular moves getting players to the line time and time again. Jumping into the defender while shooting and players using their off arm to hook the defender. Something Harden knows all too well. So as of the 2021-2022 NBA season, these fouls are no longer fouls. Dropping Harden's free throw average from double digit attempts to 7.7. In other words, my man got violated. Although let's cut the NBA some slack. They're just trying to make the game more fair, unlike the Philadelphia 76ers. Five rebounds. You know what they say, if you can't beat them, use an extra player or something like that. However, it's one thing to blatantly use six players. It's another thing to get away with it.
Ah, so we know the real reason the teams hire NBA players as coaches. Steve Nash. That said, what Rayjon Rondo did was even worse.

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Nope.

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No wonder Bro can't stay on a team for more than a few years. While Rayjon Rondo is trying to steal information, another player is trying to end career. It was the 2017 playoffs, more specifically, game one of the Western Conference Finals between two juggernauts, the Spurs and the Warriors. And with eight minutes remaining in the third quarter, the Spurs led by 21, when Zaza Batulia did the unthinkable. Whoa, Maajid just crossed the line. And get this, he got away with it. Cause afterwards, the Warriors came back to win 113-111, while Kawhi was ruled out for the rest of the series. But thankfully, there's now a Zaza rule, so history can't repeat itself. However, now let's rewind three years to the 2014 playoffs, to a time when Kendrick Perkins made Mike Miller his bench. Sheesh, there are just some things you can't make up. But is it as bad as what Myers-Lenner once did to Patty Mills? Take a look.