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Cleveland was two points down with one second left, looking at going down 0-2 at home, but Lebron made one of the most amazing 3 point buzzer beaters in NBA history. Amazing shot. Amazing conference finals this year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8Ry--J8hwg

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#2 muffincakes87

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It was a great shot yes.

But in NBA history there have been greater.

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#3 DarkPrinceXC

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That's cool. I was too busy watching the Hawks win in overtime. :P

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#4 mastetofthedark

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That was NOT, I repeat, NOT one of the biggest. :/

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#5 moose_knuckler

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Awesome, I'll be sure to check it out.

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one of the biggest in history? Really? It was awesome, but not that good:P

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Can I get a link for it? Or is there not one up yet.

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Considering it was LeBron, I'm more impressed that Turkoglu made his shot.

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lol this is only the conference finals. Definitely not the biggest shot in NBA history, see MJ's dagger in 98 in the finals against the Jazz

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#10 mastetofthedark

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Lebron rarely does any game-winning buzzer-beaters.

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#11 finesse-gamer

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You do not want to be in the room that i was in when he hit that shot. I'm lucky to be in one piece lol

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#12 ArchonBasic

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It was a great shot yes.
But in NBA history there have been greater.
muffincakes87

I didn't say it was the greatest, but I think it's up there. Remember Derek Fisher's miracle shot against the Spurs in game four of the West Division finals? Or Horry's buzzer beater against the Kings? Those shots were years and years ago, but anybody who saw them still remembers. I think Lebron's shot was on that level.

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Epic shot was epic. Lebron James is the best player in the NBA right now.

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I missed it...I think I was too busy yawning.

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#15 mastetofthedark

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Epic shot was epic. Lebron James is the best player in the NBA right now.
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I don't agree.

[QUOTE="muffincakes87"]
It was a great shot yes.
But in NBA history there have been greater.
Archon_basic

I didn't say it was the greatest, but I think it's up there. Remember Derek Fisher's miracle shot against the Spurs in game four of the West Division finals? Or Horry's buzzer beater against the Kings? Those shots were years and years ago, but anybody who saw them still remembers. I think Lebron's shot was on that level.

Meh.

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Sure pulled that one out of his rear.

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#17 ArchonBasic

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That was NOT, I repeat, NOT one of the biggest. :/mastetofthedark

It wasn't Jerry-West-sinks-a-half-court-game-winner-in-the-Finals big, but it was a huge shot. That shot is going on the all time career highlight reel for Lebron. It could have also been a series swinging shot, considering the Magic were one second away from winning both games at Cleveland. There are plenty of conference finals buzzer beaters that have achieved classic status (see the examples I mentioned earlier). I think this shot was up there with those.

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#18 ArchonBasic

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[QUOTE="Dutch_Mix"] I don't agree.[QUOTE="Archon_basic"]
[QUOTE="muffincakes87"]
It was a great shot yes.
But in NBA history there have been greater.
mastetofthedark

I didn't say it was the greatest, but I think it's up there. Remember Derek Fisher's miracle shot against the Spurs in game four of the West Division finals? Or Horry's buzzer beater against the Kings? Those shots were years and years ago, but anybody who saw them still remembers. I think Lebron's shot was on that level.

Meh.

Was that supposed to be an argument?

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More interesting was the fact that 1. The cav's played AWFUL defense, letting Orlando back in it i believe both games now 2. As a Wizards fan, I swear by the fact that Lebron James travels going to the hoop more than almost any player in the NBA - each time Lebron gets called for a travel going to the basket with under 20 seconds to go is simply karma for his ridiculous 4 or 5 steps against the Wizards a few years ago - the Crab Dribble, as Jalen Rose said, has nothing to do with the 3 steps he takes to the basket. So call him Prince James until he wins the damn thing

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thats not the greatest shots I seen alot better wut about jordan shot that won the champtionship in 98

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I love moments like this. It was nice, but this was epic.

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#22 ArchonBasic

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lol this is only the conference finals. Definitely not the biggest shot in NBA history, see MJ's dagger in 98 in the finals against the Jazzandyboiii

It wasn't MJ-buzzer-beater-in-the-Finals big, but it was MJ-hits-a-running-jump-shot-to-send-the-Cavs-home big. See where I'm coming from here? There are loads of classic buzzer beaters from the Conference championships that still get replayed to this day. Classic shots. We just saw a new one today.

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#23 ArchonBasic

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I love moments like this. It was nice, but this was epic.
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No arguments there. Best. Shot. Ever. That's why he is still The Logo.

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It wasn't MJ-buzzer-beater-in-the-Finals big, but it was MJ-hits-a-running-jump-shot-to-send-the-Cavs-home big. See where I'm coming from here? There are loads of classic buzzer beaters from the Conference championships that still get replayed to this day. Classic shots. We just saw a new one todayArchon_basic

well if you put it that way then I definitely agree, I thought you were calling it the greatest shot ever in the finals but yeah I agree this is the type of shot that will be remembered for a long time especially if he is able to win this series

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[QUOTE="andyboiii"]lol this is only the conference finals. Definitely not the biggest shot in NBA history, see MJ's dagger in 98 in the finals against the JazzArchon_basic

It wasn't MJ-buzzer-beater-in-the-Finals big, but it was MJ-hits-a-running-jump-shot-to-send-the-Cavs-home big. See where I'm coming from here? There are loads of classic buzzer beaters from the Conference championships that still get replayed to this day. Classic shots. We just saw a new one today.

Well technically MJ's shot against Utah wasn't at the buzzer. there was about 6 seconds left. It's just so memorable that as the years go by people just assume it was at the buzzer. But this was one hell of a shot. It will get more praise than other shots because of who shot it. Just like that fisher shot against SA a few yrs ago. If that was Kobe who made that shot, we'd see that highlight during playoffs every year. I haven't seen a replay of that fisher shot in a couple yrs. It's a superstar driven league

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#26 ArchonBasic

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[QUOTE="Archon_basic"]
[QUOTE="andyboiii"]lol this is only the conference finals. Definitely not the biggest shot in NBA history, see MJ's dagger in 98 in the finals against the Jazzsixringz1

It wasn't MJ-buzzer-beater-in-the-Finals big, but it was MJ-hits-a-running-jump-shot-to-send-the-Cavs-home big. See where I'm coming from here? There are loads of classic buzzer beaters from the Conference championships that still get replayed to this day. Classic shots. We just saw a new one today.

Well technically MJ's shot against Utah wasn't at the buzzer. there was about 6 seconds left. It's just so memorable that as the years go by people just assume it was at the buzzer. But this was one hell of a shot. It will get more praise than other shots because of who shot it. Just like that fisher shot against SA a few yrs ago. If that was Kobe who made that shot, we'd see that highlight during playoffs every year. I haven't seen a replay of that fisher shot in a couple yrs. It's a superstar driven league

Good points. Really, John Paxson's (I think that was his name :P) shot for the Bulls against Phoenix in the Finals was bigger than Jordan's shot against the Jazz. But everybody would rather see a replay of Jordan and remember how amazing he was. It's the same deal with Lebron. I think Lebron's incredible rise this season just makes the shot all the more memorable.

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#27 II-FBIsniper-II

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It was an amazing shot, I agree. It reminded me a lot of this.

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#28 Infinite-Zr0

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Maybe if it was game seven against the Lakers in the finals

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Member since 2007 • 21559 Posts

History? No way...

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#30 ArchonBasic

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8Ry--J8hwg

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#31 zeppelin_64

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I just watched the video, unfortunately I was playing 1 on 1 with a friend at the time.

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It was a great shot, yes, but there were better. It was only game 2 after all.

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