The Rarest Statistical Miracles in NBA History

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In the NBA, anything can happen, because the odds of this happening, or this happening. Or one in a billion. And first, we gotta talk about the time LeBron got blocked by another man's head.

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Passing up first shot. Oh, missed on the dunk.

**SPEAKER_4** (0:30)
This happened, LeBron changed with the dunk.

**SPEAKER_1** (0:33)
How the ref not see that? The dunk should have counted, and this should have counted too, because with no time on the clock, a Suns player hit the longest shot in NBA history.

**SPEAKER_5** (0:44)
Oh, my goodness.

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We may never see a shot like that again, but no one saw this next shot coming, because after Josh Giddey lost the ball, he hit a shot from his ass.

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Oh, Giddy, from the back side, he was on his back, still get the shot up to beat the shot clock, and it drops in.

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That was lucky, but some one-in-a-billion moments are unlucky, like the time two Nets teammates almost accidentally killed each other.

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Turnover, shovel, extra feet.

**SPEAKER_5** (1:11)
Oh, wow.

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Two Nets go down, Harris and Griffin, and both might be dazed.

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I can't believe they got up from that, and Lonzo Balls lucky to be alive too, because after Joel Embiid lost the ball, he crashed out.

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Oh, he just punched. I don't think he did it on purpose.

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He was upset with not getting the call. That man was an inch away from the hospital, and Kawhi Leonard was an inch away from being posturized, because during the 2020 playoffs against the Nuggets, Jamal Murray came down the lane to crank it when Kawhi did this.

**SPEAKER_5** (1:40)
At nine, Murray takes it and tried to jam it, was rejected at the rim. Kawhi Leonard is doing it all. My goodness.

**Reggie Miller** (1:47)
He blocked it with his middle finger.

**SPEAKER_1** (1:49)
But nobody gets past Victor Webinama, and during the game against the Hornets, he blocked a grown man without jumping.

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Wow.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:57)
Oh my goodness.

**SPEAKER_8** (1:58)
I don't think I've ever seen a block like that before.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:01)
That man's a cheat code. Well, if we're talking cheat codes, we got to mention the Joker, because at the end of the third quarter, he did this.

**SPEAKER_9** (2:08)
Way in. Yokes going to throw it up front.

**SPEAKER_3** (2:13)
Dakota Yokes. All the way from Sambor.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:19)
That shot was nearly impossible, and so was Kyle Kuzma's, because he hit an insane shot from behind the backboard.

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Oh, no he didn't. Wow.

**SPEAKER_9** (2:31)
What a shot if you're playing horse.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:32)
The only shot better than that was Clint Capella's. How do you know where the hoop was? Clint doesn't need to see to make plays though, because against the Wizards, he somehow got a no look steal.

**SPEAKER_5** (2:47)
There's no where to go with that.

**SPEAKER_9** (2:49)
Oh, look at the steal. Oh, he did it with the right hand.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:51)
He couldn't do that again if he tried, and neither could Josh Richardson, because his mid-range jumper turned the hoop into a toilet bowl.

**Isaiah Thomas** (2:57)
Two, three. And the pull up jumper around.

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But KCP tried to flush down a dunk, and got blocked in the most one in a billion way.

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KCP drives baseline, and the ball just came out of his hand.

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Denied.

**SPEAKER_9** (3:13)
On the corner of the backboard.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:14)
How do you get blocked by the backboard, dog? Unfortunately, Paul George did too, because when he shot a game time 3 pointer, this happened.

**SPEAKER_3** (3:22)
George, this could tie it.

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But that's not even the most unlikely way to lose, because LeBron James had the most unlucky play we've ever seen. See, with just 6 seconds left, the Lakers were down 2 points and gave the ball to the king. But when he went to tie the game.

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Got to get it in, here's LeBron. LeBron throws a shoe for the win. Ah, LeBron trying to get to the basket through a shoe.

**SPEAKER_6** (3:47)
I thought he was on his way until the shoe decided to have something to say about it.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:52)
You don't even see that in soccer. But James Harden was kicking it a little too hard. Because he got his team a technical foul by sitting on the bench. See, when the Sixers came out of a timeout, they only had 4 players on defense. Because James Harden somehow forgot to go in the game. And when he tried to play it off, he got his team teed up.