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  • #61852
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    Chewy
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     The NBA is chalk full of iconic moments; MJ’s jumper in Utah, Kobe’s ally oop to Shaq in the WCF, Bird’s steal against the Pistons, Reggie’s 3’s in NY and many more.

    But do you guys have any plays that stick out clearly in your memory that aren’t considered iconic. Plays that others have probably long forgotten about, but you remember like it was yesterday?

    Examples: NCAA- Dujuan Blair flipping Thabeet over his back WWE style for a rebound.

    NBA-Jay Williams dropping a triple double on J Kidd who has plenty of triple dubs to his name.

    NBA- Lebron jumping over John Lucas III on ally oop.

    NBA- Nate Rob’s block on Yao Ming

    Bonus- MTV’s Rock and Jock 25 pt shot.

     

     

     

     

     

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  • #1024094
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    BallerScript
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     Anthony Bennett being picked 1st overall

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  • #1023957
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     Anthony Bennett being picked 1st overall

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    • #1024098
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      Chewy
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       Michael Olowokandi, Kwame Brown, Anthony Bennett

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      Chewy
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       Michael Olowokandi, Kwame Brown, Anthony Bennett

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  • #1024100
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     Kobe’s 2 ridiculous 3s against Portland to clinch Pacific division title in 2004. Somehow to me it just summed up Kobe at that time and that whole Lakers season perfectly. 

     

     

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  • #1023963
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     Kobe’s 2 ridiculous 3s against Portland to clinch Pacific division title in 2004. Somehow to me it just summed up Kobe at that time and that whole Lakers season perfectly. 

     

     

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  • #1024102
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    I still remember like it was yesterday when Nick Anderson missed 4 free throws in a row during the 1995 finals against Houston, all within the final 9 seconds of the game. I was 10 years old at the time.

    Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy either.

     

      

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  • #1023965
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    I still remember like it was yesterday when Nick Anderson missed 4 free throws in a row during the 1995 finals against Houston, all within the final 9 seconds of the game. I was 10 years old at the time.

    Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy either.

     

      

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  • #1024122
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    JDB12
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     It is kind of is an iconic moment, but when AI drilled that jumper and stepped over Tyronn Lue gets me hyped!!!

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  • #1023985
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    JDB12
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     It is kind of is an iconic moment, but when AI drilled that jumper and stepped over Tyronn Lue gets me hyped!!!

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    • #1024055
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       that is "kind of" iconic. I almost put that in my OP. I’ve never seen another team like the AI 76ers. 1 scorer, 4 defensive players line up.

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    • #1024193
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       that is "kind of" iconic. I almost put that in my OP. I’ve never seen another team like the AI 76ers. 1 scorer, 4 defensive players line up.

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  • #1024131
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     Man, I always thought that Brandon Roy comeback against the Mavs after all he had been through was epic. It’s exiting watching him lead the comeback but at the same time its sad as hell as he shows flashes of what he could’ve been had he not been injured. He ended up tearing up in the post game interview, it was emotional.

    I just went on youtube and found it, greatvideo, type in: "brandon roy comeback the movie"

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  • #1023993
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     Man, I always thought that Brandon Roy comeback against the Mavs after all he had been through was epic. It’s exiting watching him lead the comeback but at the same time its sad as hell as he shows flashes of what he could’ve been had he not been injured. He ended up tearing up in the post game interview, it was emotional.

    I just went on youtube and found it, greatvideo, type in: "brandon roy comeback the movie"

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  • #1024135
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    Ahkasi Clay
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     Scott Roth hitting game winning 3 agains the Sonics

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     Scott Roth hitting game winning 3 agains the Sonics

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  • #1024001
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    the Knicks sucking for 30 plus years

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    the Knicks sucking for 30 plus years

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  • #1024011
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    Also When Jason Collins had a press conference to tell the world why he sucks at Basketball so Bad..

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    Also When Jason Collins had a press conference to tell the world why he sucks at Basketball so Bad..

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  • #1024023
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    Chris Childs hitting Kobe with a two piece to the Adamns Apple is probably my favorite moment in history.

    Charles Smith’s inability to hit a bunny down low when it mattered most.

    Melo as a Nugget sucker punching Mardy Collins in what turned into a small ruckus. (Also Melo’s debut at MSG was a electric one)

    Jarred Jefferies entire NBA career. (A chalk full of laughs)

    Lebron’s single digit  scoring night in the ’11 finals vs Dallas.

    T-Mac’s 13 points in 35 seconds was pretty spectacular.

    Corey Brewer’s 51 point game a few years ago.

    Ron Artest’s "say Queensbridge" post game interview after winning the ’10 title.

    & many more…

     

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    • #1024051
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       Jeffreries was a beast for IU. Forgot about him.

      I also remember laughing hilariously at Melo’s punch and run.

       

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    • #1024188
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       Jeffreries was a beast for IU. Forgot about him.

      I also remember laughing hilariously at Melo’s punch and run.

       

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  • #1024161
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    Wetalkinboutpractice
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    Chris Childs hitting Kobe with a two piece to the Adamns Apple is probably my favorite moment in history.

    Charles Smith’s inability to hit a bunny down low when it mattered most.

    Melo as a Nugget sucker punching Mardy Collins in what turned into a small ruckus. (Also Melo’s debut at MSG was a electric one)

    Jarred Jefferies entire NBA career. (A chalk full of laughs)

    Lebron’s single digit  scoring night in the ’11 finals vs Dallas.

    T-Mac’s 13 points in 35 seconds was pretty spectacular.

    Corey Brewer’s 51 point game a few years ago.

    Ron Artest’s "say Queensbridge" post game interview after winning the ’10 title.

    & many more…

     

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  • #1024033
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    NBAjunkie81
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     the baby" cradle dunk over Michael Cooper when Phila swept the Lakers & Dr. J finally won an NBA Title…. I luv watching the story of that dunk……. & listening to so many NBA greats who were so happy for Erving…….. & how much love & respect they had for the man just comes thru the screen….. 

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  • #1024170
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     the baby" cradle dunk over Michael Cooper when Phila swept the Lakers & Dr. J finally won an NBA Title…. I luv watching the story of that dunk……. & listening to so many NBA greats who were so happy for Erving…….. & how much love & respect they had for the man just comes thru the screen….. 

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  • #1024113
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    at the draft new york fans booing the selection of porzingsis.now they r praising him.

    derek fisher last second shot against the spurs in 04 ,with less than a tenth of a second left was amazing.

    in 1983 atlanta center tree rollins biting the finger of celtics guard danny ainge 1 of the headlines the next day was ‘tree bites man’,is still hilarious.

     

     

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  • #1024251
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    at the draft new york fans booing the selection of porzingsis.now they r praising him.

    derek fisher last second shot against the spurs in 04 ,with less than a tenth of a second left was amazing.

    in 1983 atlanta center tree rollins biting the finger of celtics guard danny ainge 1 of the headlines the next day was ‘tree bites man’,is still hilarious.

     

     

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  • #1024293
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    JDB12
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     Hassan Whiteside saying he’s just trying to get his 2K ratings up!

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     Hassan Whiteside saying he’s just trying to get his 2K ratings up!

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