#Final Nba

Three years ago from TODAY... Kevin Durant nailed a clutch dagger on Lebron James, during Game 3 of the 2017 NBA Finals! (the shot that made KD dethrone LeBron, as the BEST player in the league) 🙌🏾🔥 #TheShot _ Follow (me) @duranthighlights for more! 👀 - LeBron let Kevin pull up on him like that, not knowing the consequences.. 😂

ON THIS DAY (June 13, 2019) the Toronto Raptors won their FIRST NBA CHAMPIONSHIP! 🏆🇨🇦 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The Raptors topped the Warriors 114-110 in Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals.

THE CELTICS WIN 2024 NBA FINALS! 18TH CHAMPIONSHIP IN FRANCHISE HISTORY 🍀🏆

16 teams. 1 trophy. Who’s winning it all? #nba #nbaplayoffs

When Devonte Graham hit the longest game-winning shot in NBA history 🔙 He’s currently a free agent, who should sign him? 🤔

Athletes know when to expect greatness and @theanthonyedwards_ did not let us down! When my son gets older I will say I witnessed the next Jordan sitting courtside. These are definitely the moments we live for. Thank you @nba for this amazing experience 🏆🏆🏆🏆

The Art of the Clutch: NBA's Greatest Game-Winning Moments This high-octane video is a tribute to the most exhilarating moment in basketball: the game-winner. Featuring a montage of iconic buzzer-beaters and late-game heroics, the compilation showcases the "ice in the veins" mentality required to perform under ultimate pressure. From Tyrese Haliburton’s deep threes to Dwyane Wade’s legendary steals and heaves, the footage captures the raw emotion of players who refuse to lose. Beyond the scores, the video highlights the electric atmosphere of NBA arenas, from the deafening roar of the home crowd to the stunned silence of the opposition. It transitions through various eras and teams, illustrating that while players change, the thrill of a last-second victory remains the league's most powerful spectacle. It's a celebration of skill, timing, and the sheer drama that makes professional basketball a global obsession. #NBA #BuzzerBeater #GameWinner #BasketballHighlights #ClutchTime #NBAClutch #BasketballHistory #TyreseHaliburton #DwyaneWade #StephenCurry #SportsDrama #NothingButNet

Jordan 🤯 #nba

Top 5 Clutch Moments in NBA History🏀🔥

Which one was the best ⁉️ - *NBA game-winners* are the shots that take the lead with 0.0 on the clock — no time left for the other team to answer. Basketball-Reference tracks every one in NBA/BAA history, and there have been 772 buzzer-beating game-winners through February 2020. They’re rare because the timing, score, and execution all have to line up. *Notable moments and records* The only Game 7, series-ending buzzer-beater ever is Kawhi Leonard’s 2019 corner fadeaway over Joel Embiid. It bounced four times on the rim before falling for a 92-90 Raptors win in the East semis. Toronto won the title that year. For distance, Damian Lillard’s 37-foot step-back in 2019 waved OKC goodbye in Game 5, capping a 50-point night. Steph Curry hit from 38 feet in OT at OKC in 2016 with two defenders up. The longest regular-season game-winner in the play-by-play era is Max Strus’ 59-footer for Cleveland in Feb 2024 — a running, one-handed bank from the opposite free-throw line. In the playoffs, LeBron James hit his first buzzer-beater in 2009 ECF Game 2 vs Orlando. Derek Fisher’s 0.4 catch-and-shoot in 2004 WCSF Game 5 vs San Antonio is one of the fastest releases ever. Kobe Bryant only has one playoff buzzer-beater: the Game 4 layup vs Phoenix in 2006 after Smush Parker’s steal. *Modern clutch leaders*: Tyrese Haliburton hit a Game 1 Finals winner in 2025 vs OKC after Indiana trailed the entire game and led for just 0.3 seconds total. Historically, 13 players are tied for 11th all-time with four buzzer-beaters each. - Follow me @freshlayup for more ‼️💕 - #nba #nbaedits #nbaplayoffs #basketballedits

GAME WINNER ALERT 🚨 Signature pull-up from Tyrese Haliburton to clinch Game 1 of the 2025 NBA FINALS! #NBAAfrica #NBAFinals

SGA 🇨🇦 is your Western Conference Finals MVP! 🏆 #NBAPlayoffs