The 3 Greatest shots in NBA history

[robert_shaww]

Number 1




Number 2




Number 3



Considering the moment, pressure, high level situation, clutch, reaction of the fans, repercussions, effects in the league, aftermatch events and difficulty of the shot....are this the top 3?

[IncarceratedBob]

Jordans final shot is #1. Talk about GOAT

Ray Allen bailing out LeBron, really? It'll be forgotten in a few years

0.4 is nice, def top 5

[robert_shaww]

Jordans final shot is #1. Talk about GOAT

Ray Allen bailing out LeBron, really? It'll be forgotten in a few years

0.4 is nice, def top 5

but jordans finals shot was an easy open jumper....great moment, but not that difficult...his shot against cleveland game 5 first round was his greatest shot..imo...

[ImKobe]

[robert_shaww]

maybe top 15

[Keno]

[Fork]

If only they won the series

[Asukal]

but jordans finals shot was an easy open jumper....great moment, but not that difficult...his shot against cleveland game 5 first round was his greatest shot..imo...

True. What makes it great is the whole sequence from making a layup to stealing the ball from Karl then the love tap to Russell for the easy jumpshot and breaking everyone's heart in the Utah arena.

[KungFuJoe]

True. What makes it great is the whole sequence from making a layup to stealing the ball from Karl then the love tap to Russell for the easy jumpshot and breaking everyone's heart in the Utah arena.

This...gotta put the shot into context and this makes it even greater.

Also, Pippen left the game with a back injury and would have been either questionable or limited if it went to game 7. That was more a Game 7 for the Bulls than most people remember.

[Spurs5Rings2014]

@ me knowing 2/3 of the shots that were gonna be in here without even clicking the thread.

What did we do to you?

[Hizack]

John Paxson 1993 Finals Game 6?
Mario Elie's 1995 Kiss of Death?
and Lillard's shot?

[Hey Yo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXOts9kaiLQ

Never leave the in-bounder alone.

[Angel Face]

MJ's final shot against Utah is #1. It was legendary, way to end his career as a member of the Bulls and it sealed their claim for their 6th championship. Would have been more epic if he didn't return to play for the Wizards, but what can we do. He was over competitive and still wants to prove something at the age of 38 - 40. Old man schooling kids.

[Detroit]

Robert Horry winning the championship for the Spurs gets no love?

[keep-itreal]

1. Derrick Fisher 0.4 seconds
2. Ray Allen saving Lebron's career
3. Robert Horry dagger against the Kings