Steph Curry’s hook shot vs the clippers in the 2021-2022 season. I admit he was out of bounds, still cool though. th-cam.com/video/7WmWGyBlVmM/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
What about Embiid's like 3/4 quarter shot from the opposite free throw line to almost tie the game against Boston but just released it right after the buzzer? That shot was INSANE
Nice list, enjoyed that Video. Thanks! Just a suggestion for the next: maybe show the play once with the real audio. Commentary and crowd reaction really sometimes elevate a Play to the next level. :)
I'm happy for this video just to see the Ja Morant dunk immortalized. That dunk needs to be in a time capsule. It's the best dunk that I've ever seen. No one handed dunk has ever been cocked back so far ever. It's like bending a GI Joe action figure arm backwards. Absolutely nuts. This counter acts ESPN trying to gaslight us into believing that this dunk is meaningless to try and protect the chosen one.
If i remember corrctly, there was a time Kobe threw down a putback dunk but whistle was blown cuz he hung on the rim? I think he posterized Hakeem there...
Awesome list and video, Jonny! I was in awe as I watched it. Each one is amazing. This was so fun to watch :D! I really like how creative your video topics are. Keep up the nice work! Have a good weekend, Jonny! 🙂
I'm italian, so i'm legally obligated by the constitution to remind of when Marco Belinelli inbounded the ball to himself using an opponent back to hit a game winner buzzer beater. If it counted it would have been one of the best game winners ever.
In Robert Horry's rookie season, he missed a one handed jam, but was able to recover it in the other hand and dunk it, but the first hand was hanging on the rim
In game 4 of the 1990 nba finals, Portland's danny young made a half court shot at the buzzer, but got it off too late. Portland would've won if he got it off in time
Johnny as someone who has been a student of the game as long as you have I would love you to do a top ten video of NBA unwritten rules please. Like blocking a shot after the whistle and such.
Hi Jonny! If you haven't already, would you please consider ranking what you consider the deepest teams in NBA history? I feel it would be a different list than the best NBA times of all time, because IMO in that case the focus seems to be more on the few stars that play together, rather than on the construction of the rosters as a whole. For example, I don't think the 2013/14 Spurs have a case for one of the greatest teams ever, but they do for one of the deepest. Thanks! Love your work!
Michael Jordan vs the Lakers in 1991 Finals. He was fauled while being back to the basket close to free throw line. He threw the ball up and it got in. Any list without Michael is incomplete.
I once saw a short where Larry Bird tossed the ball behind him without looking after a whistle, from around the free throw line, and it went in. Sadly, that short has since been removed and I haven't been able to find the event elsewhere. If I remember correctly, the court was red, and I'm mostly sure that the opponent's jersey was red as well, or otherwise white. The video quality wasn't good for making out numbers and faces, unfortunately, so my guess is early to mid eighties.
I believe Steph Curry has several crazy flip the ball up so high layups after he got fouled which should be put on the list too. On another note, Blake Griffin used to use his off hand to shove his defenders' body or even face out of the way on his way to dunk, it's an offensive foul but he got away with it so often.
Great video and a few plays I hadn't seen! Chocolate Thunder on Bob McAdoo is up there for 'offensive foul' dunks! th-cam.com/video/nkRfkUyebiI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rlF9AGOL7iHoibbG
VIDEO SUGGESTION: who would be the GOAT Head Coach for each NBA team? VIDEO SUGGESTION: what are your opinions on players/coaches being omitted in future anniversary teams. so far Bob Davies and Joe Fulks are the only two players who made an anniversary team (25th anniversary) who didn’t make subsequent ones. Bill Fitch and John Kundla are the only coaches who made the top 10 anniversary team but not the top 15 anniversary team. really Doc Rivers is better than John Kundla?
What is your favorite “after the whistle” play?
there;s gotta be a couple MJ layups in there somewhere! :DD maybe do "another top 20 plays after the whistle" ? Great work Jonny
No need to apologize. Seeing Wemby get posterized was satisfying.
Steph Curry’s hook shot vs the clippers in the 2021-2022 season. I admit he was out of bounds, still cool though.
th-cam.com/video/7WmWGyBlVmM/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
What about Embiid's like 3/4 quarter shot from the opposite free throw line to almost tie the game against Boston but just released it right after the buzzer? That shot was INSANE
The Shawnon Brown block to me is still the best , Dude went straight up took it from him and even had Kobe go WOW
Andre Iguodala through the legs behind the back lob to Shaun Livingston. For some reason that was the first one that popped in my head.
Absolutely agree with your #1 pick. Getting past Wemby's long arms...and that streeetch while maintaining control by Ja Morant is as good as it gets.
Literally the reason this list got made lol
The allen Iverson Dwight howard shot was the first one to pop into my mind glad to see it made the list
Father and Son Lob got me 💀💀💀
One of the best videos ideas ever! Sometimes the fact it didn’t happen during live play doesn’t take away from the magnificence of the play
Since there's a couple times you counted offensive fouls, Aaron Gordon's insane dunk over landry shamet should have been here.
Nice list, enjoyed that Video. Thanks!
Just a suggestion for the next: maybe show the play once with the real audio. Commentary and crowd reaction really sometimes elevate a Play to the next level. :)
You always pick the right #1 for your videos
1:22 to this point, I feel like there are a handful of crazy MJ and Larry Bird plays out there most have never heard of. Great list though👍
I'm happy for this video just to see the Ja Morant dunk immortalized. That dunk needs to be in a time capsule. It's the best dunk that I've ever seen. No one handed dunk has ever been cocked back so far ever. It's like bending a GI Joe action figure arm backwards. Absolutely nuts. This counter acts ESPN trying to gaslight us into believing that this dunk is meaningless to try and protect the chosen one.
If i remember corrctly, there was a time Kobe threw down a putback dunk but whistle was blown cuz he hung on the rim? I think he posterized Hakeem there...
The reason Jonny is the GOAT 🐐 of NBA media is because he is unique. No one else can create the topics he can.
This was fun
Awesome list and video, Jonny! I was in awe as I watched it. Each one is amazing. This was so fun to watch :D!
I really like how creative your video topics are.
Keep up the nice work! Have a good weekend, Jonny! 🙂
I'm italian, so i'm legally obligated by the constitution to remind of when Marco Belinelli inbounded the ball to himself using an opponent back to hit a game winner buzzer beater. If it counted it would have been one of the best game winners ever.
5:47 I think the offensive foul was called because RJ was grabbing and holding Michael’s arm down, preventing a block attempt.
In Robert Horry's rookie season, he missed a one handed jam, but was able to recover it in the other hand and dunk it, but the first hand was hanging on the rim
Ja Morant fans clicked on this instantanously. So did I.
Never saw that AI/Dwight one, hilarious 😂
In game 4 of the 1990 nba finals, Portland's danny young made a half court shot at the buzzer, but got it off too late. Portland would've won if he got it off in time
Curry’s extremely high scoop layup vs the Wizards
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Have a great weekend!!
AI play was absolute hilarious
I miss those courts at 7:40 2nd prime Kobe years
Tim was thinking “what is this clown doing?”
That LeBron windmill is highly underrated on this list.
Johnny as someone who has been a student of the game as long as you have I would love you to do a top ten video of NBA unwritten rules please. Like blocking a shot after the whistle and such.
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The Ant one is #1 in my book, that was filthy. Also it shouldn't have been a foul, as Vincent's feet were sliding when Ant took off
Father and son moments 😂😂😂
Couple of full court inbound passes that went in. Dont know if that met the criteria tho.
Wowwww Jonny I can’t believe YOU forgot about Kobe putback dunk on Hakeem 😭
Hi Jonny! If you haven't already, would you please consider ranking what you consider the deepest teams in NBA history? I feel it would be a different list than the best NBA times of all time, because IMO in that case the focus seems to be more on the few stars that play together, rather than on the construction of the rosters as a whole. For example, I don't think the 2013/14 Spurs have a case for one of the greatest teams ever, but they do for one of the deepest. Thanks! Love your work!
Michael Jordan vs the Lakers in 1991 Finals. He was fauled while being back to the basket close to free throw line. He threw the ball up and it got in. Any list without Michael is incomplete.
Yeah, I was about to post the same thing. That shot was a thing of beauty, topped off by MJ's lack of a reaction, as if he knew it was going in.
I once saw a short where Larry Bird tossed the ball behind him without looking after a whistle, from around the free throw line, and it went in. Sadly, that short has since been removed and I haven't been able to find the event elsewhere. If I remember correctly, the court was red, and I'm mostly sure that the opponent's jersey was red as well, or otherwise white. The video quality wasn't good for making out numbers and faces, unfortunately, so my guess is early to mid eighties.
I think it's plain as day that Gabe Vincent's feet weren't set since he shrinks his wide foot posture while Edwards is midair idk
you should make a video on Andrew Toney (and also Paul Seymour)
I believe Steph Curry has several crazy flip the ball up so high layups after he got fouled which should be put on the list too.
On another note, Blake Griffin used to use his off hand to shove his defenders' body or even face out of the way on his way to dunk, it's an offensive foul but he got away with it so often.
You should do a top-10 Jokic assists that his teammates screwed up.
Do a video on worst play after a whistle. I would put Tony Allen’s dunk that didn’t count and it was a horrible injury, when he was with the Celtics…
Wow! He has a lot of money! That's incredible!!! Since that's so much money, it doesn't matter he robbed a bank and went to jail...
Great video and a few plays I hadn't seen!
Chocolate Thunder on Bob McAdoo is up there for 'offensive foul' dunks!
th-cam.com/video/nkRfkUyebiI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rlF9AGOL7iHoibbG
What about Tony Allen tearing his ACL after attempting to dunk after the whistle
Half these should have counted honestly
VIDEO SUGGESTION: who would be the GOAT Head Coach for each NBA team?
VIDEO SUGGESTION: what are your opinions on players/coaches being omitted in future anniversary teams. so far Bob Davies and Joe Fulks are the only two players who made an anniversary team (25th anniversary) who didn’t make subsequent ones. Bill Fitch and John Kundla are the only coaches who made the top 10 anniversary team but not the top 15 anniversary team. really Doc Rivers is better than John Kundla?
th-cam.com/video/o_FCe6Ju4bM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=a53F-yBxi6KSRj08 This Kobe dunk is dope.
Is the part two of the 200k questions coming soon?
@@owensmith2137 Soonish. It’s being worked on, but it takes a long time to make. On its way though 👍
Tony Allen had one that was memorable for the wrong reasons.
O or D foul on that Kobe slam?
Larry Johnson 4 point play
I hoped AI moment would be on 1st place
can’t call him an MJ stan as there ain’t a MJ clip in this video.
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Nr 20 isnt 360. It is 180 degrees.
Grant Hill half court foul counted doesn't count
That wasn't even a dunk. Close but not close enough😂