I’m surprised they didn’t show the edited fan video going around twitter, where the shot does go in; and it suddenly cuts to their bench celebrating from earlier in the tournament.
Same here. I was at work, but we weren't doing much work for the last few minutes of the game. I remember getting out of my chair and walking to one side as he took the shot, almost like I was trying to will a long putt to go in the hole, only to have it lip out. Sigh...
tbone and players history. I never knew 2 NBA stars, who seem to not like each other, played on the same international team. Hayward and Clay Thompson.
@I Don't Care oh I thought it was weird that they made it that far in the first place because they weren't a big college and it was hard to get far in that tournament if you weren't a really big school. Also, wow, never thought I'd meet the dude who got to decide what is and isn't us sports history. This is quite an honour. I would've expected you to be doing something more important, like working out how to retrospectively view Lance Armstrong given no one in America has ever liked bicycles.
This is gonna be awesome. I'm gonna watch this 10 mins of backstory. Here it comes! Omg! Puts it up.. Brick! Haha! "It almost went in!" Nah not really, it banked hard off the backboard and come flying off the rim... smh.
@@caseywalker1714 he plays at the 4. The only good season he had in college was his last. He's only a 3 time champion because of Curry and Durant. He shouldn't throw elbows, all it does is make him and his team look dirty and unable to play defense correctly.
@@xmikejohnson914x because even though it only happened three years ago it's still pretty obviously one of the greatest endings to a championship ever, regardless of sport or level. They've done Rewinders for events that are less than 5 years old before, literally no reason to stop now.
I went to school with him too. Saw him the other day actually. Watching all this makes me wish I could go back to the last year of high school. Relive some of the good ol' days.
@@flyguyry1 How? He was completely set. The defender was not looking and his teammates did not call it out (given the situation you can't really blame them). The viciousness of the screen has nothing to do with legality.
I remember being there. I was in 6th grade and I was so high the players looked like ants but that ball was clear as day in the air. I am a huge duke fan and that was the biggest relief in my life. I’ll never forget it
As a Duke fan I really miss these teams. They had character and you grew closer as a fan with 4 year guys. It's what made 2010 so special. One and done ruined college basketball.
Can you rewind Mario Chalmer's shot in 2008? Beating steph's Davidson squad and the drama surrounding Bill Self and an early John Calipari for Memphis? Sounds like a fun rewind to me...
aario chalmers not only beat steph but also rose in route to a college title...2 future nba mvps….this is why sports can be amazing...hes known as a semi joke but chalmers won a lot and beat better players by not submitting to them like most..he was that kansas teams best player believe it or not..
Asmosis Jones while he was his team’s best player, he wouldn’t have carried Davidson to the tournament much less the elite 8. Give his teammates credit
Do Michael Phelps 7th gold in the 2008 olympics where he won the 100m fly by one hundredth of a second. Truly one of the most insane moments in all of sports.
how have they not done david freese or mario chalmers shot yet?....seriously..those are spine tingling moments and I wasn't even a fan of those teams but when you talk about sports changing moments those plays changed history...in huge ways...and their so unlikely...
His entire rookie season should be a rewinder. I couldn’t imagine a guy coming in now, and being the Most important player on a championship team; and LITERALLY saving the league from bankruptcy; tripling NBA viewership and making the finals be broadcast live for the first time ever; in a single year. The NBA owes Magic a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid.
sozcan You know the only time the Celtics averaged the same amount of viewers as the Lakers ??? When they played the Lakers! The Celtics averaged half of what the Lakers did normally on national broadcasts, so their games were moved to regional broadcasts. The Lakers were THE ticket to league success. That’s why mid-season the league’s contracted national broadcaster, paid extra to change the NBA Finals from tape-delayed broadcast, to live nationwide. *IF, The Lakers made it there* Bird’s Celtics weren’t even in the conversion. Bird’s jersey sold heavily in the Boston area, and the majority white areas of the south. Magic you ask? Well he sold equally well everywhere in the US, among almost every demographic. The League, and even competing team owners, pushed “Showtime”, lead by Magic. In a mid-season game in New York, Magic playing in MSG that night was the lead basketball story. The Knicks were basically treated as the home team playing the Globetrotters. They were there, but they weren’t what everyone came to see. You gotta watch the documentary on Magic, the one he wasn’t personally involved in. Where they just go by the facts and stats, and not Magic being modest about his role in the rebirth of the NBA.
@@GoatPopsicle Ever since 2016, I won't buy most of these if you don't have sources. Will make note of the documentary though, if you could name it please?
sozcan Magic Johnson: Always Showtime Kareem: a minority of One. One on One With Magic Johnson Magic and Bird : A Courtship of Rivals His Biography channel episode was really informative as well, but it’s hard to find. The upcoming. 5 Part. Documentary series about the Showtime Lakers(and how they impacted the NBA) is also supposed to be a must watch for that era, and how they impacted the league. The Last Documentary would be : The Announcement. that has more to do with his HIV diagnosis, and his early impact on the league is more peripheral, but they do come with some good stats on the 1979-80 NBA season. Check on how League salaries had jumped up from 79-84. The economic-leaning stories are the ones that go into the base stats of how much of a cultural phenomenon ShowTime was at its height, and their monetary impact around the league. Like the great growth that always came with a Lakers Dynasty, which is unequalled by any other team.
As a Jazz fan it hurt me to see you guys post this, since I knew he was gonna miss the shot at the end, but I ended up clicking on the video and damn it still gave me goosebumps. Great work!
*Please do a rewinder on Magic Johnson’s first year* A lot of young fans don’t know how he LITERALLY saved the NBA from bankruptcy, basically by just being himself, on the court and off.
Do you remember Magic's first NBA game? Jabbar hit the winning shot and Magic celebrated like they just won the championship. That's the kind of spirit the game needed.
That screen was great. I graduated with Matt and managed the Connersville varsity team for five years that he played on in high school so I’m glad I got a front row seat to watching him play.
Rewind Isaiah Thomas’s 50 point game on his late sisters birthday. Amazing performance and amazing heart shown that day and the Celtics still did him dirty.
I met Gordan as a kid when he was training during the summer right after getting drafted to the jazz. He was super young but he had so much hype after his college career and I definitely knew about him even being a kid. He was very nice and even gave some advice on how to improve, and even giving advice to try other sports as they all will help “especially younger” Im still glad he has been able to have a long career, someone with this much heat coming into being drafted couldve not said anything or just given basic advice but this seemed very genuine especially looking back now.
I’ll never forget this game. I was rooting for Gordon Hayward, really felt like he’d make that game winning shot when you were watching. Butler would not go away.
Man of all the rewinders I’ve watched this one hurts because I remember watching it and rooting for Butler. Not because it was my school but because it was the perception that they were the underdogs and well you root for the underdogs.
I watched this game in person in the duke section, and it looked so much closer and slower in real life, like you could hear a pin drop while it was in the air for what seemed like minutes. Amazing experience #GTHC
Y'all had me totally convinced it was going in. I can't even convey the disappoint i felt for that whole team. Can't imagine what it felt like to be there in person.
Another great vid, love how the Butler bigs didn't even go for the rebound, they just blocked out and let either Hayward or Mack get the board. Howard goes and sets that monster screen too, very well coached team. Duke/Kentucky 1992 Regional Final next please.
As someone who never saw this game and didnt know the outcome I felt legitimate heart break watching the ball bounce off the board. I thought you were talking up the game winner not a miss! Hahah great video!
I love the basketball episodes of rewind because I actually don't usually know what's going to happen. I spent this entire video thinking he was going to make that shot!
Plz do the 2008 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix, it is one of the most dramatic events in Motorsport history. Also it’ll be nice to see a new sport be on this channel
The Kunitz goal should actually be a "fast-forwarder," where we fast-forward past the big moment to see what happens next and oh boy is it bad for the Sens.
Great rewinder as always. I can't be the only person who had no idea what happened in this game, and was disappointed when the buzzer bester clanged out.
An amazing moment and game. I couldn't get to sleep after watching it miss. I just like how it was close from start to finish and how it came down to something like that. I'm currently working on my top 10 sports moments of the 2010's and this is #3 behind #1 Cubs winning the World Series and #2 Cavs winning the NBA Finals both in 2016. Of course other things could happen in these last few months of the year that could overtake these, but I'd say almost nothing else will.
Only if the Tom Henning Ovrebo storyline is fully explored as well. I mean the man himself has admitted to missing several penalties, which would have made the Iniesta goal irrelevant. Most Chelsea supporters will claim 6 missed penalties, a neutral article a few years back went through the claims and found 3 to be valid (and a further one debatable). If he calls only 1 of the 3 (a 33% correct call rate, which is still universally terrible) and it's buried, Iniesta doesn't matter. Now I'll be the first to admit that Chelsea supporters had gone too far in the wake of the match with death threats and the like, which should never be acceptable, but Iniesta's goal only mattered because the whole situation leading up to it allowed it to matter. Barcelona were not the better team that night, or in that semifinal on the whole.
@@jasonglasser1621 Even as a barca fan I do agree with the missed penalties thing, all I'm asking for is a fun video that explains all the drama building up the moment.
This Butler team was a team of passionate players... They were a very small school and many players would've knew they'd never make it to the pros... After graduation they would just be like an average person, a real estate agent, accountant, school teacher etc.... They would never become millionaire or achieve any fame... This was their moment in life, and they played their heart out during this game and nearly achieved the impossible.
Please do Derrick Rose's ACL Injury, I feel it's part of Sports, and definitely Basketball history, cause it impacted not only his career, but the nba, if that doesn't pick your fancy, then Joe Carter's World Series Walk Off would be also nice
this was a great video... I never knew about this guy before his devastating leg injury. And I assumed he made this shot HAHAHAHA... well played, sir. *subscribed*
(oh yeah... forgot to mention... what effects is used on that synth progression that starts at 10:28. It sounds like a lo-fi "retrowave" track these 80's enthusiasts have been bringing back to life)
Oh man, I don't know if my heart could handle seeing that one getting broken down. From the high of Marcus Paige hitting that game tying, circus shot of a 3 pointer, to the extreme low of watching that confetti go off a few minutes later. Would make for one hell of an episode though.
The 1998 South Region final between Kentucky and Duke I think deserves a Rewind. it was the rematch of the iconic 1992 game, it had a major comeback with one team having a 17 point lead at one point in the 2nd half. and a winning 3 point shot win in the final minute. It just had a feel that whoever won this game was going to win the championship.
Not trying to downplay the block (it's become one of the most iconic Finals moments in recent memory), but if there was a Rewinder of any 2016 Finals moments, it's gotta be Kyrie's shot, no?
@@MylotheZooLovingScientist It could be that too, because it was the game winning shot that won the title for us. So, yeah it could be, yes. But, I felt personally the block was the iconic moment and without it, it might have not even happened
No. "I believe they should do the Warriors final possession of that game and consider the final buzzer and final score the moment in history". Those 2 plays were historical but doesn't really put the nail the coffin. On Cavs side they could speak about them after the decision and how they got Irving. LeBron returning. The impact he made on new coach and creating a core there. His legacy. Brief history on Cleveland sports. On Golden State they could talk about Steph's MVP season. 73 win season following a Championship year. Steph's injury in the playoffs. The OKC series. Being up 3-1 in the Finals. Draymond's suspension.
Super super late with this comment, but this was the first basketball national title game I watched ever. I wanted Duke, my friend wanted Butler because his family has a history of going to Butler. What a game.
@@user-cs9mb2df4x tf u mean. It was an amazing Superbowl with one of the great finishes in NFL history. Arguably the greatest interception in NFL history as well.
How on earth have you not rewinded Steve Gleason's punt block from the Saints first game back from Hurricane Katrina. That is one of the greatest sports moments of all time!!
Even though I watched this game live and I already knew the result, I thought that it might just go in this time
I was just about to comment this lol
I’m surprised they didn’t show the edited fan video going around twitter, where the shot does go in; and it suddenly cuts to their bench celebrating from earlier in the tournament.
The common thread is you watching. Had you skipped this video it WOULD have gone in this time. I hope you're proud of yourself.
Same here. I was at work, but we weren't doing much work for the last few minutes of the game. I remember getting out of my chair and walking to one side as he took the shot, almost like I was trying to will a long putt to go in the hole, only to have it lip out. Sigh...
Same
Growing up with no knowledge of us sport history makes these rewinders so much fun.
michael hall coming back after watching to live just makes it special af :)
Yes! It's interesting to learn about the past and compare teams nowadays. Makes you appreciate the team's history better
tbone and players history. I never knew 2 NBA stars, who seem to not like each other, played on the same international team. Hayward and Clay Thompson.
@I Don't Care oh I thought it was weird that they made it that far in the first place because they weren't a big college and it was hard to get far in that tournament if you weren't a really big school. Also, wow, never thought I'd meet the dude who got to decide what is and isn't us sports history. This is quite an honour. I would've expected you to be doing something more important, like working out how to retrospectively view Lance Armstrong given no one in America has ever liked bicycles.
I’m jealous
Bro i was getting hyped up 10 minutes for the epic buzzer beater and then it misses lol
F952000 you didn’t remember?
Probably too young
same
This is gonna be awesome. I'm gonna watch this 10 mins of backstory. Here it comes! Omg! Puts it up.. Brick! Haha!
"It almost went in!" Nah not really, it banked hard off the backboard and come flying off the rim... smh.
SPOILER ALERT!!
Having zero knowledge of the result....this was not what i expected :D
Really..!! It was a great game.. u should find it on TH-cam and watch it.
"Unintentional" elbow from Draymond Green...riiiight
was thinking the same thing
😂😂😂
I’m surprised Draymond didn’t karate kick him.
I literally said the same thing to myself 😂
I’m just gonna guess draymond green scares everyone. I thought somebody would’ve tried to knock him out by now 🤷🏽♂️
Draymond Green been throwing elbows since college
since middle school probably
6'7 playing the 5 at a major College & 3 time NBA 🏆 he better do whatever it takes.
@@caseywalker1714 he plays at the 4. The only good season he had in college was his last. He's only a 3 time champion because of Curry and Durant. He shouldn't throw elbows, all it does is make him and his team look dirty and unable to play defense correctly.
Probably elbowed his mom in the womb
@@lightroast2850 you know golden state won before KD right
Villanova's 3 point buzzer beater needs a rewind.
Jesus Aguilar I agree
No it doesn't
It happened a couple years ago. Why would it need one.
@@xmikejohnson914x because even though it only happened three years ago it's still pretty obviously one of the greatest endings to a championship ever, regardless of sport or level. They've done Rewinders for events that are less than 5 years old before, literally no reason to stop now.
Michael-Lee King they’ve done rewinds of things that happened a couple years ago
This half court is probably the most saddest miss in history
ehh
Such a nonsense comment lmao
Idk I just missed a open three with Jason terry to lose three dollars to my friend on 2k
Silent Spaze wow 3 whole dollars you must be rich
@Quincy Marchelya If hayward made that it would have been so much better than UCF beating DUke
Draymon Green throwing "accidental" elbows. I'm shocked
I think he would have said, "Well, he ran into my elbow. It is his fault!"
Seeing this makes me extra happy Hayward is doing performing well recently.
He might literally save the Celtics from Kyrie & Tatum/Morris/Brown’s beef.
Doctor Cthulhu this is true
Hasn't he been really bad this season?
but... hes been playing like dirt this season
@@bobbob-iv4we that's why he say recently
That screen to get Hayward open broke MY spine just watching it lol
Was sooo illegal lol
I went to high school with the guy who set the pick. Matt Howard
I went to school with him too. Saw him the other day actually. Watching all this makes me wish I could go back to the last year of high school. Relive some of the good ol' days.
@@flyguyry1 How? He was completely set. The defender was not looking and his teammates did not call it out (given the situation you can't really blame them). The viciousness of the screen has nothing to do with legality.
I remember being there. I was in 6th grade and I was so high the players looked like ants but that ball was clear as day in the air. I am a huge duke fan and that was the biggest relief in my life. I’ll never forget it
Honestly this is a great one but do Game 6 of the 2011 World Series
Absolutely do this one. Maybe I'm biased because I'm from St. Louis, but that game and everything leading up to it is the stuff of a Hollywood movie
Ugh I know it’s a good story but as a rangers fan I really don’t need to see it agian
Yes. That was such a great series
There better be 3 rewinds in one for game 6
Louis Greubel I agree and I’m a Cubs fan
Remember this game too well. First year watching college basketball seriously and was rooting for Butler throughout the tournament
Next Rewinder: Joe Carter's walk off home run in game 6 of the 1993 World Series.
As a Duke fan I really miss these teams. They had character and you grew closer as a fan with 4 year guys. It's what made 2010 so special. One and done ruined college basketball.
Scheyer now as their coach makes this even better. He was a force in this game.
I'm a current Butler student and this shot still brings back pain.
I remember ESPN doing a segment on this...perfectly executed play, so close onto landing it too.
My depression ends whenever SB Nation posts a video
This is one of the most heartbreaking finishes in the history of the NCAA
David Freese's HR in Game 6 of the 2011 World Series
I'm Warriors till I die & even I laughed when he said "unintentional elbow from Draymond Green."
Can you rewind Mario Chalmer's shot in 2008? Beating steph's Davidson squad and the drama surrounding Bill Self and an early John Calipari for Memphis? Sounds like a fun rewind to me...
Came here to suggest the exact same thing!
aario chalmers not only beat steph but also rose in route to a college title...2 future nba mvps….this is why sports can be amazing...hes known as a semi joke but chalmers won a lot and beat better players by not submitting to them like most..he was that kansas teams best player believe it or not..
Asmosis Jones while he was his team’s best player, he wouldn’t have carried Davidson to the tournament much less the elite 8. Give his teammates credit
"Chalmers for the tie" is one of the greatest moments in Men's D1 College Basketball History. GREAT suggestion.
As a ku fan I agree
9:35 That Coach really trying to sell that he didn't beat the shot clock lol
You should do Liverpool vs Milan In CL final.
Sorry I don’t speak soccer, all I heard was pound euro, pound
The one where Liverpool comes back from 3-0 down, yes plz
One of the greatest comebacks, incredible
Yeah that was huge
Good one.
United beating bayern in barcelona was a big one too.
Do Michael Phelps 7th gold in the 2008 olympics where he won the 100m fly by one hundredth of a second. Truly one of the most insane moments in all of sports.
I just realized they haven’t done the Malcolm Butler interception yet
Gavin Monk wait what
Seahawks should've ran the ball
how have they not done david freese or mario chalmers shot yet?....seriously..those are spine tingling moments and I wasn't even a fan of those teams but when you talk about sports changing moments those plays changed history...in huge ways...and their so unlikely...
They should run the video onto TH-cam. But, it might get passed and intercepted by some hacker on the internet.
I think everyone knows about that moment though and what led up to it.
1999 Stanley Cup winner rewind would be awesome... so much controversy
Can’t relive that
Magic Johnson's baby hook pls...It was a pretty important shot
His entire rookie season should be a rewinder. I couldn’t imagine a guy coming in now, and being the Most important player on a championship team; and LITERALLY saving the league from bankruptcy; tripling NBA viewership and making the finals be broadcast live for the first time ever; in a single year.
The NBA owes Magic a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid.
@@GoatPopsicle Don't forget Bird on the topic of bankruptcy!
sozcan You know the only time the Celtics averaged the same amount of viewers as the Lakers ??? When they played the Lakers!
The Celtics averaged half of what the Lakers did normally on national broadcasts, so their games were moved to regional broadcasts. The Lakers were THE ticket to league success. That’s why mid-season the league’s contracted national broadcaster, paid extra to change the NBA Finals from tape-delayed broadcast, to live nationwide. *IF, The Lakers made it there* Bird’s Celtics weren’t even in the conversion.
Bird’s jersey sold heavily in the Boston area, and the majority white areas of the south.
Magic you ask? Well he sold equally well everywhere in the US, among almost every demographic.
The League, and even competing team owners, pushed “Showtime”, lead by Magic. In a mid-season game in New York, Magic playing in MSG that night was the lead basketball story. The Knicks were basically treated as the home team playing the Globetrotters. They were there, but they weren’t what everyone came to see.
You gotta watch the documentary on Magic, the one he wasn’t personally involved in. Where they just go by the facts and stats, and not Magic being modest about his role in the rebirth of the NBA.
@@GoatPopsicle Ever since 2016, I won't buy most of these if you don't have sources. Will make note of the documentary though, if you could name it please?
sozcan
Magic Johnson: Always Showtime
Kareem: a minority of One.
One on One With Magic Johnson
Magic and Bird : A Courtship of Rivals
His Biography channel episode was really informative as well, but it’s hard to find.
The upcoming. 5 Part. Documentary series about the Showtime Lakers(and how they impacted the NBA) is also supposed to be a must watch for that era, and how they impacted the league.
The Last Documentary would be :
The Announcement.
that has more to do with his HIV diagnosis, and his early impact on the league is more peripheral, but they do come with some good stats on the 1979-80 NBA season.
Check on how League salaries had jumped up from 79-84. The economic-leaning stories are the ones that go into the base stats of how much of a cultural phenomenon ShowTime was at its height, and their monetary impact around the league. Like the great growth that always came with a Lakers Dynasty, which is unequalled by any other team.
As a Jazz fan it hurt me to see you guys post this, since I knew he was gonna miss the shot at the end, but I ended up clicking on the video and damn it still gave me goosebumps. Great work!
Would've been the greatest shot in basketball history by far
Was about to comment something almost verbatim to this haha.
Do a rewinder for Jose Bautista‘s bat flip
Ajjc 2003 that’s his ass!
I'm happy I watched the video before looking at the comments.
The 1992 Duke vs Kentucky game definitely deserves a moment in history... baffles me how it hasn't been made yet
*Please do a rewinder on Magic Johnson’s first year* A lot of young fans don’t know how he LITERALLY saved the NBA from bankruptcy, basically by just being himself, on the court and off.
Do you remember Magic's first NBA game? Jabbar hit the winning shot and Magic celebrated like they just won the championship. That's the kind of spirit the game needed.
Big Nizzle No because I’m not 50 years old
@@colinrs4844 did someone ask you?
That screen was great. I graduated with Matt and managed the Connersville varsity team for five years that he played on in high school so I’m glad I got a front row seat to watching him play.
Rewind Isaiah Thomas’s 50 point game on his late sisters birthday. Amazing performance and amazing heart shown that day and the Celtics still did him dirty.
I met Gordan as a kid when he was training during the summer right after getting drafted to the jazz. He was super young but he had so much hype after his college career and I definitely knew about him even being a kid. He was very nice and even gave some advice on how to improve, and even giving advice to try other sports as they all will help “especially younger” Im still glad he has been able to have a long career, someone with this much heat coming into being drafted couldve not said anything or just given basic advice but this seemed very genuine especially looking back now.
Ray Allen game winner in the Big East Championship game vs Georgetown and Allen Iverson
THIS IS ONE OF THE DOPEST CHANNELS ON TH-cam! U GUYS ARE PUTTING OUT GREAT MATERIAL!
Lebron's chase-down block on Iguodala deserves a rewind. It was the greatest singular play of his career.
I’ll never forget this game. I was rooting for Gordon Hayward, really felt like he’d make that game winning shot when you were watching. Butler would not go away.
DO 1999 Champions League final, Manchester United 2:1 Bayern Munich
Here after Gordon Hayward announced his retirement
And then the next year Butler made it back to the final game and lost a defensive battle to Kemba Walker’s UConn Huskies!
That doesn’t really have a reminder moment in its game, though
That does have a worst episode on that one.
bro gordon hayward could’ve hit buzzer beaters to win a championship in high school and in college
You should do the Malcom butlers Super Bowl interception
too soon for that deep of a rewind
@@bayarea510 It's been four years already.
Seahawks should've ran the ball
As a Duke fan, I inexplicably wanted that shot to go in
I’m sure the Draymond elbow was unintentional......
Man of all the rewinders I’ve watched this one hurts because I remember watching it and rooting for Butler. Not because it was my school but because it was the perception that they were the underdogs and well you root for the underdogs.
that year duke beat NOBODY on the way to the finals had the easiest road
Adam K They had big breaks in addition to a massively favorable bracket. No Robbie Hummel for Purdue. Baylor with two of their best players out.
@@kylemurray3526 And Kentucky lost to a WVU team that only hit 3s in the first half.
Cory Parker Damn, I forgot about that. Now I remember thinking “Uh, this is bad. WVU got them three years ago but it ain’t gonna be this year.”
@@beatnik09I think Pittsnoggle (?) was long gone by that point for WVU, was the main thing.
@@kylemurray3526 pittsnogle ganse and beline that team wasssss way before this year in discussion
I watched this game in person in the duke section, and it looked so much closer and slower in real life, like you could hear a pin drop while it was in the air for what seemed like minutes. Amazing experience #GTHC
You should make a 20 minute video rewinding an old "Home Alone" vcr on April Fool's Day.
OH COME ON you made me watch that whole video for THAT ending?!?
Can you please do Game 2 of 2011 NBA Finals. Mavs great Comeback vs Heat. Dirk left handed layup, DWade missed half court buzzer beater.
I'd never seen this before and got chills from the production...what an amazing video!!
Y'all had me totally convinced it was going in. I can't even convey the disappoint i felt for that whole team. Can't imagine what it felt like to be there in person.
It breaks my heart more and more whenever I go back and watch that miss.
that was such a draymond play lmfaoo
Another great vid, love how the Butler bigs didn't even go for the rebound, they just blocked out and let either Hayward or Mack get the board. Howard goes and sets that monster screen too, very well coached team. Duke/Kentucky 1992 Regional Final next please.
1:39
Puberty hit Hayward hard man.
He grew like 6" his senior year in HS
As someone who never saw this game and didnt know the outcome I felt legitimate heart break watching the ball bounce off the board. I thought you were talking up the game winner not a miss! Hahah great video!
Bobby Orr's flying goal to win the Stanley Cup
He jumped 🙄
@@RC.41 He was tripped*
I love the basketball episodes of rewind because I actually don't usually know what's going to happen. I spent this entire video thinking he was going to make that shot!
Plz do the 2008 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix, it is one of the most dramatic events in Motorsport history. Also it’ll be nice to see a new sport be on this channel
Damn, you probably shouldn’t be high watching this. I almost had a panic attack at the end lol
"inadvertent Draymond Green elbow"
😂😂😂 No such thing
Bro you convinced me that it actually went in! and I watched the game live!
chris kunitz game 7 2ot goal against the senators
david freese game 6 walkoff against the rangers
The Kunitz goal should actually be a "fast-forwarder," where we fast-forward past the big moment to see what happens next and oh boy is it bad for the Sens.
Butler almost gave us the college version of Hoosiers.
We need a “The Drive” rewinder
And "The Fumble" as a bonus
Watching this game live was wild. Top 5 best college basketball game I remember watching
1997 WS Renteria's walkoff single. The Unlikely Underdogs vs The Title Thristy Veterans.
Great rewinder as always. I can't be the only person who had no idea what happened in this game, and was disappointed when the buzzer bester clanged out.
Do cardiac kemba from the big east tournament, then they went on to win the national championship
One of my favorite sports memories of all time!
An amazing moment and game. I couldn't get to sleep after watching it miss. I just like how it was close from start to finish and how it came down to something like that.
I'm currently working on my top 10 sports moments of the 2010's and this is #3 behind #1 Cubs winning the World Series and #2 Cavs winning the NBA Finals both in 2016. Of course other things could happen in these last few months of the year that could overtake these, but I'd say almost nothing else will.
Inesta's goal in injury time vs Chelsea is a MUST
Only if the Tom Henning Ovrebo storyline is fully explored as well. I mean the man himself has admitted to missing several penalties, which would have made the Iniesta goal irrelevant. Most Chelsea supporters will claim 6 missed penalties, a neutral article a few years back went through the claims and found 3 to be valid (and a further one debatable). If he calls only 1 of the 3 (a 33% correct call rate, which is still universally terrible) and it's buried, Iniesta doesn't matter.
Now I'll be the first to admit that Chelsea supporters had gone too far in the wake of the match with death threats and the like, which should never be acceptable, but Iniesta's goal only mattered because the whole situation leading up to it allowed it to matter. Barcelona were not the better team that night, or in that semifinal on the whole.
@@jasonglasser1621 Even as a barca fan I do agree with the missed penalties thing, all I'm asking for is a fun video that explains all the drama building up the moment.
This Butler team was a team of passionate players... They were a very small school and many players would've knew they'd never make it to the pros... After graduation they would just be like an average person, a real estate agent, accountant, school teacher etc.... They would never become millionaire or achieve any fame... This was their moment in life, and they played their heart out during this game and nearly achieved the impossible.
Please do Derrick Rose's ACL Injury, I feel it's part of Sports, and definitely Basketball history, cause it impacted not only his career, but the nba, if that doesn't pick your fancy, then Joe Carter's World Series Walk Off would be also nice
Miracle on Ice please! 🏒❄
Derek Stepan game 7 overtime winner against the Capitals
this was a great video... I never knew about this guy before his devastating leg injury. And I assumed he made this shot HAHAHAHA... well played, sir. *subscribed*
(oh yeah... forgot to mention... what effects is used on that synth progression that starts at 10:28. It sounds like a lo-fi "retrowave" track these 80's enthusiasts have been bringing back to life)
Do Kris Jenkins 2016 national Championship buzzer beater
Andres Illanes please no... 😭
Oh man, I don't know if my heart could handle seeing that one getting broken down. From the high of Marcus Paige hitting that game tying, circus shot of a 3 pointer, to the extreme low of watching that confetti go off a few minutes later. Would make for one hell of an episode though.
How about the 1985 championship over Georgetown
The 1998 South Region final between Kentucky and Duke I think deserves a Rewind. it was the rematch of the iconic 1992 game, it had a major comeback with one team having a 17 point lead at one point in the 2nd half. and a winning 3 point shot win in the final minute. It just had a feel that whoever won this game was going to win the championship.
Do a Rewinder on LeBron's chase down block plz
Or "The Push"
I found the lebronsexual
@@wizskinz9987 I'm just a fan of the guy, can't I express the joy I had when he finally brought a title back home
Not trying to downplay the block (it's become one of the most iconic Finals moments in recent memory), but if there was a Rewinder of any 2016 Finals moments, it's gotta be Kyrie's shot, no?
@@MylotheZooLovingScientist It could be that too, because it was the game winning shot that won the title for us. So, yeah it could be, yes. But, I felt personally the block was the iconic moment and without it, it might have not even happened
You should do game 6 of the 1999 NLCS. All the events leading up to that game, their rivalry, etc
Do Lebrons block or Kyries dagger in game 7 of the 2016 finals
No. "I believe they should do the Warriors final possession of that game and consider the final buzzer and final score the moment in history". Those 2 plays were historical but doesn't really put the nail the coffin. On Cavs side they could speak about them after the decision and how they got Irving. LeBron returning. The impact he made on new coach and creating a core there. His legacy. Brief history on Cleveland sports.
On Golden State they could talk about Steph's MVP season. 73 win season following a Championship year. Steph's injury in the playoffs. The OKC series. Being up 3-1 in the Finals. Draymond's suspension.
NateIII11 Tru
Please do a Rewinder on the Jalen Suggs Buzzer beater for Gonzaga vs UCLA in the 2021 national semi-final
WE LIKE SPORTS AND WE DON'T CARE WHO KNOWS
FOOTBALL! TENNIS! HOCKEY!
Kofie Why? WTF??!?!? This makes no sense
Best vid so far keep it up!!
Nobody:
SB Nation: This moment deserves a deep rewind
This was a good game it safe to say if Gordon Heyward put a little less power on the ball Butler would be Champs not Duke
This would haunt my dreams for the rest of my life tbh.
Super super late with this comment, but this was the first basketball national title game I watched ever. I wanted Duke, my friend wanted Butler because his family has a history of going to Butler. What a game.
Game 5 of the 2017 World Series
So glad you did this one
Do Superbowl 49 next
No one likes that shitty sb
No how about he does some videos where the bad guys don’t win
@@user-cs9mb2df4x tf u mean. It was an amazing Superbowl with one of the great finishes in NFL history. Arguably the greatest interception in NFL history as well.
Thank You For The Rewind , My Favorite Hoop Story 💯💯
I miss my dad
How on earth have you not rewinded Steve Gleason's punt block from the Saints first game back from Hurricane Katrina. That is one of the greatest sports moments of all time!!