Around the League: Week 23 3/18-3/24

[Superbone]

That is awesome! That should be a TV show. "That's So Lakers"

[Mori Chu]

That video is exceptional. I love watching both Lebron and the Lakers fail.

[The Bobster]

Maybe the greatest game winner in NBA history -

[Superbone]

Wow.

[Mori Chu]

Maybe the greatest game winner in NBA history -

It's an amazing shot, and I appreciate you posting the video. I wouldn't call it the greatest game-winner in NBA history. Others should chime in, but I thought of a few that are more impressive and memorable to me, in no particular order:

- Reggie Miller beating the Knicks with 8 points in 12 seconds or whatever it was
- T-Mac with a similar end-of-game comeback for the Rockets
- Curry's 3 to beat the Thunder when he had 12 3s in the game (record)
- Jordan's playoff game-winner over the Cavs where he jumps waaaaaay into the air and pumps his fist afterwards
- Ray Allen's 3 to help the Heat beat the Spurs in the Finals

[Cap]

Maybe the greatest game winner in NBA history -

It's an amazing shot, and I appreciate you posting the video. I wouldn't call it the greatest game-winner in NBA history. Others should chime in, but I thought of a few that are more impressive and memorable to me, in no particular order:

- Reggie Miller beating the Knicks with 8 points in 12 seconds or whatever it was
- T-Mac with a similar end-of-game comeback for the Rockets
- Curry's 3 to beat the Thunder when he had 12 3s in the game (record)
- Jordan's playoff game-winner over the Cavs where he jumps waaaaaay into the air and pumps his fist afterwards
- Ray Allen's 3 to help the Heat beat the Spurs in the Finals

Marbury vs. the Spurs.

Allen’s wasn’t a game winner, it tied the game.

[carey]

Maybe the greatest game winner in NBA history -

It's an amazing shot, and I appreciate you posting the video. I wouldn't call it the greatest game-winner in NBA history. Others should chime in, but I thought of a few that are more impressive and memorable to me, in no particular order:

- Reggie Miller beating the Knicks with 8 points in 12 seconds or whatever it was
- T-Mac with a similar end-of-game comeback for the Rockets
- Curry's 3 to beat the Thunder when he had 12 3s in the game (record)
- Jordan's playoff game-winner over the Cavs where he jumps waaaaaay into the air and pumps his fist afterwards
- Ray Allen's 3 to help the Heat beat the Spurs in the Finals

My memory is so bad these days that I was about to chastise you for not mentioning the Chapman shot. But it only forced OT.

[ShelC]

Nice buzzer beater but not the greatest in history.

[Cap]

Maybe the longest game-winning buzzer beater. Greatness is subjective.

[Superbone]

No mention of Derek Fisher's 0.4 second playoff game winning shot?

[Shabazz]

It was the longest in NBA history since this one:

[Shabazz]

I think by "greatest" Bobster might be judging by degree of difficulty. This remains the craziest one for me: