Top 10 WIN or GO HOME Moments in NBA History!🤯

Top 10 WIN or GO HOME Moments in NBA History!🤯

Top 10 win or go home moments in NBA history. Let’s go. At number 10, the Thunder are down one and Lud Door gets the shot off, but Harden out of all people blocks it. Dor throws the ball at him and he jumps over it. The guy who’s known for not being able to guard his own shadow. At number nine, it’s game seven. Nets are down two. KD rises up and hits a clutch turnaround fadeaway. Unfortunately though, it was ruled a two because the dude’s tip of his toe was on the line. If his shoe was a half size smaller, he sends the Bucks home and they go on to win a ring. At number eight, same game, but now an OT down two. KD goes for the same shot and it’s an airball. And right here is why KD isn’t known as a top 10 player of all time, even though he’s the greatest scorer ever. Coming in at number seven, Chris Paul is hurt, but stays in to drill the game-winning shot. He was limping and could barely move, but CP3 got a case of little man syndrome and won the game. For the sixth spot, Kobe passes it to run our test, expecting the ball back. Instead, our test pulls a three. You can see Kobe’s soul leave his body, but it goes in. That locker room would have been a crime scene if he missed. Coming in for the fifth spot, the Nuggets are up by two. Jeremy Grant gets the steal. Instagram live, Murray takes the ball up the court. The Jazz get a stop and Rudy gets the rebound. He kicks it to Mike Connley who puts up a clean look three for the win and it rims out. What a brutal way to go out. I feel terrible for Mitchell. At number four, it’s the 2016 finals. Game seven, tie game. No one scored for four minutes. Then Irving steps up and drains a step back three over Curry. If Kyrie stayed, the Cavs would have won at least two more. For number three, Iguodala goes for the layup and LeBron comes flying in for the chase down block. Easily the greatest defensive play in NBA history. No one’s surprised that it’s from LeBron. At the second spot, LeBron misses a three to tie it. Bosch grabs the rebound, kicks it to Ray Allen in the corner. Bang, tie game. They say Ray Allen saved LeBron’s legacy, but King James gave him that chance. And at number one, game seven, tie game, final seconds. Kawhai takes a corner fade away over Embiid and the ball takes a cinematic bounce

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