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Damn, not sure what the size difference is on the FIBA / NBA court but that looks like it might be the longest shot ever, gave his team a 2-1 lead in 2nd round of playoffs

that was tight. I've done that a few times myself

Not a big difference : In the NBA, the court is 94 by 50 feet (28.7 by 15.2 meters). Under FIBA rules, the court is slightly smaller, measuring 28 by 15 meters (91.9 by 49.2 ft).

Damn, thats crazy.

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Damn, not sure what the size difference is on the FIBA / NBA court but that looks like it might be the longest shot ever, gave his team a 2-1 lead in 2nd round of playoffs

NBA court is 94 feet long. FIBA court is 91 feet 10 inches long.

And that game winner is absolutely insane.

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Crazy. I think there was like 0.1s left when the ball left his hand.

Absolutely incredible. Imagine if it were a game 7, in an NBA playoffs setting. Would make Lillard's shot feel almost minor in terms of the pure exuberance the home team would feel.

On the flipside the utter devastation it'd inflict on the opposition would leave a franchise and it's hardcore fans in turmoil for months. One can only imagine. Epic epic shot.

Amazing. But seriously how many steps did he take after gaining control of ball

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that's not a travel, he was gaining possession of the ball

Para la victoria de la liga nacional?!?!?!?!??!?!?

That is the craziest shot I've ever seen. As impressive as the actual attempt is that he got it off at exactly 0.1. That's something where you think "Why did they have to make so overdramatic and unrealistic?" if you'd see it in a movie .

Shock Defeat wrote:

theforumblue wrote:travel

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that's not a travel, he was gaining possession of the ball

It's possible it was, even after gaining possession, but the shot is amazing regardless of if it was

I think this is literally the greatest shot I've ever seen.

Shock Defeat wrote:

theforumblue wrote:travel

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that's not a travel, he was gaining possession of the ball

Yea it depends when you determine that he established control of the ball. To me it looks "clean" / simply looks like something FIBA refs wouldn't call, if the player were to do the same thing catching the ball on the wing and then going into a shot.