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LivingLegend wrote:PistolPeteJR wrote:
This one hasn't been mentioned yet, but I love it because of the intensity post-dunk lol.
This might be the hardest dunk I have ever seen him do
Or This
PistolPeteJR wrote:LivingLegend wrote:PistolPeteJR wrote:
This one hasn't been mentioned yet, but I love it because of the intensity post-dunk lol.
This might be the hardest dunk I have ever seen him do
Or This
Those are big powerful dunks. But this one is the most lethal one I've seen him throw down tbh lol... I don't know how much of its effect is amplified because of the mic on the rim, but it legit gets me every time.
SeattleJazzFan wrote:hardenASG13 wrote:chilluminati wrote:
Came here to say this, I don't even want to remember it. We didn't have Ben anymore, and oldass C-Webb was our 5. LeBron just blasted on us. Like, full on annihilator in the paint. Not a soul could stop him. And we were still a good defensive team at this point, but we weren't quite at our 04 defense anymore. LeBron showed us that the torch must be passed, and it happened here. Just like Jordan had to get over Detroit to start reaching the finals, so did LeBron.
Witness
Never seen anything like it. Certainly not since it happened. Maybe the most memorable performance of the 2000s?
amen. i wasn't a lebron fan before that game. i was watching in bed, just a random playoff game or so i thought. lebron started going off and just continued to make shot after shot - i was completely in awe and hardly believed what i was seeing. there was no other choice but to appreciate the singular greatness that was on display. we were absolutely all witnesses.
fendilim wrote:It took Jordan his last shot as a Bulls to have that signature play.
He still got time
PistolPeteJR wrote:fendilim wrote:It took Jordan his last shot as a Bulls to have that signature play.
He still got time
inb4 "what do you mean he had that shot vs the Cavs"
Sprewell4Three wrote:PistolPeteJR wrote:fendilim wrote:It took Jordan his last shot as a Bulls to have that signature play.
He still got time
inb4 "what do you mean he had that shot vs the Cavs"
He also had that moment against the Blazers were he was hitting all those 3’s.
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EscapoTHB wrote:I think the 92 dream team would get beat by a lot of the top international teams today.
jk31 wrote:Mazter wrote:I would go with a very underrated play, the 2013 Pacers game winner.
I mean, there are plenty of game winning (jump) shots in NBA play off history. But I don't think there are many, if any other, buzzer beating drive. Not to mention he did it against the nr. 1 defense, being guarded by an All D player in Paul George, receiving the ball 20+ feet away from the basket, with his back to the basket and having only 2.2 seconds left to complete the drive. 999 out of 1000 would have settled for a turnaround or pull up jumper.
the decision to sub out Roy Hibbert, the best rim protector at that time, for Sam **** Young only to get beaten by a layup gamewinner still is the worst coaching decision Frank Vogel ever made.
Funny thing that year was that the Spurs basically made the same mistake in the finals (subbing out Tim Duncan for a smaller player) which resulted in a Bosh Rebound and a Ray Allen 3.
what? So Mj didnt have A signature highlight play?Sprewell4Three wrote:PistolPeteJR wrote:fendilim wrote:It took Jordan his last shot as a Bulls to have that signature play.
He still got time
inb4 "what do you mean he had that shot vs the Cavs"
He also had that moment against the Blazers were he was hitting all those 3’s.
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makubesu wrote:2013(?) game winner against the Pacers should be in the conversation
How many other guys have such a great understanding of the game that they can lay in a buzzer beater like that?
HypeMode wrote:It's crazy to think that LeBron will end his career with over 50,000+ Points and 15,000+ Assists yet somehow he won't end up with a defining Offensive play that we will remember him for. His career highlight is a Block in Game 7. No other All-time great has a defensive play as their defining moment.
AI had his step over of Ty Lue
MJ had the shot in Utah over Bryon Russell
Magic Johnson had the baby hook
Shaq and Kobe had the alley oop vs Portland
Hakeem had the dream shake vs David Robinson
Curry had the buzzer beater vs OKC
LeBron will end up being the most prolific Offensive player in history but still end up without an offensive highlight that will be played for eternity.
