The Kawhi Shot Heard Around The World
On this date in history Kawhi Leonard connected on a fadeaway from the right corner as the final buzzer sounded (the first game-winning field goal at the buzzer in a Game 7 in NBA Playoffs history) to propel the Raptors over the 76ers by the final score of 92-90 in Toronto to win the series 4-3 and advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the 2nd time in franchise history (2016).
Kawhi Leonard led all scorers 41 points (franchise record in a Game 7, previously 35 points – K. Lowry 5/15/16), 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. Joel Embiid paced the 76ers with 21 points (6-18 FG), 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocked shots in the losing effort.
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28 Comments
We will miss lebron
Considering they actually went onto win the Championship, makes this shot EVEN more iconic
You’re 6 years late
Best player in the world 🌎 2017-19 🏀💯
What a day
one of the greatest scoring lockdowns in nba history
Comeback to toronto Kawhi 🥀🥀💔💔
I'm still pissed at ZaZa
i'll comeback to this when the 76ers get the first pick tonight.
One of the greatest moments in basketball history 🔥
Did they miss how walked before he ever dribbled the ball? Wait, the refs somehow missed that
The greatest 3&D wing ever
It was such a low scoring game 0:01
Best play in the history❤❤❤❤
Easiest travel call ever to not be called
Game, series, Toronto has won – Kevin Harland
Thank you so much for your creative ideas. Your videos are always a pleasure to watch.🎇💷🦘
As always, your content is top notch. Keep surprising us with your interesting ideas!🐧💡💎
Nba baby
Why does the same clip get repeated like five times in the middle of the video
Man I was in a Philadelphia bar when this shit happened . I swear you can hear a pin drop 😅
Prime Kawhi Leonard could guard all five positions, was a two-time defensive player of the year, and led the NBA in steals.
Leonard has an argument for being the greatest perimeter defender in NBA history while also being able to guard interior players as well.
His playoff run with the Raptors was the most I’ve ever seen a player dominate both sides of the ball in a single playoff run, I imagine that was what it was like watching Jordan.
6ers fans better hide
Is that the coach from the lakers? 🙀
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One of the greatest moments in NBA history
why'd you post that same clip 40 times in a row
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