NBA Moments with Jaw Dropping PLOT TWISTS!

and let's do it with Karl-Anthony Towns, wait a second, let's rewrite who I think he is, let's get a little closer to the guy that's there, okay, I know the footage is extremely blurry and it's a little difficult to do. Find out exactly who he is, but trust me, it's M Night Shyamalan and if that name doesn't necessarily ring a bell, here's a closer look and maybe you'll be able to recognize him and if you're not already familiar with who he is and Night is a famous movie. director particularly in the horror film genre, has made some of the most popular thrillers in the last 20 years such as The Sixth Sense signs the town and the visit, just to name a few, and the reason why I am so sure that it's absolutely he's because every Every time I watch a Sixers game, my brother and I always notice him in the front row and no, I'm not from Philadelphia.

I always look for him in the crowd whenever the Sixers play on national television and he is never not there. in the exact same place, but I'm from Portland Oregon and the other night the Sixers were in town taking on the Portland Trailblazers and even though the night Shyamalan obviously wasn't at this game, something happened that reminded me of him, you see a Night Shyamalan is famous for having a shocking turn in each and every one of his movies that has you on the edge of your seat now. I don't want to spoil anything for you about these movies so I recommend you watch some of his work at some point anyway I was watching the Blazers Sixers game last week and since I'm a big blazer fan I was very happy near the end of the game because Anthony Simons scored a clutch shot to give Portland the lead, leaving barely any time for Fillie, so Of course, I thought we had this game in the bag considering there was just enough time to maybe make a good shot, but then this happened, yeah, it was totally unexpected, it just happened so fast, I mean, yeah, players win games at the last second. the moment, but I didn't really think he was going to make that shot, I thought to myself, yeah, we won the game, all we have to do is defend for about two seconds and we'll get out of here with the win, what are the odds? ?

We lose this game, but then Court Maas turns around and does this, so after sitting there for a while trying to recover from a broken heart, I came up with this brilliant idea, well at least I hope it's brilliant shit, Suddenly a light bulb went off. How about I make a video showing NBA

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? You know, when you think something is going to happen, but suddenly something totally unexpected happens, kind of like the M Night Shyamalan movies, so that's what we're going to watch today. let's get started March 9, 2009 Miami hosts Chicago the score was tied at 127 double overtime it has been a long game.

I'm sure the fans are anxious to go home and so are the players with the ball and John Solomon's hands and there was about 5 seconds left. like the Bulls were going to have the last possession of the game and like I said if the game was tied there was no pressure all you had to do was let time run out and your team wins or they go to a third overtime , but Dwyane Wade wasn't really in the mood to play another five minutes and would give us a finish that took everyone by surprise. Wade prepares to win.

They would buy one of the regular players of the game. Can you do something else? Here we have. an example of a player being in the mood for overtime was March 30, 2007 Washington versus Toronto with the Wizards up by one point Gilbert Arenas heads to the line to shoot a pair of free throws, if he makes both he would put them in a complicated situation. safe position with a very high probability of winning this game alright you did both now just stop and the game is yours you got it no timeouts for Toronto they go the length of the court welcome oh well you got it a robbery, now just wait for them. miss you and then freeze play at the line or just throw the ball in the air I guess that will work, you're still in pretty good shape, okay Michael Ruffin, let's talk for a second, what the hell were you thinking?

Just wait. to the ball and you inevitably win the game, now you have to go to overtime after giving the Raptors new life and you end up losing the game. Wow, so the next one isn't really a spectacular play or anything, but it does have a surprising twist, it was January 2006, here we have a situation involving Morris Pearson again, you know the guy who just made that shot crazy in the last clip, but in this one, the next 15 seconds are about to catch you completely off guard. Taylor and those who got eliminated, okay, at first glance it looks like Vince Carter playfully slaps him in the face and then out of nowhere it's him who gets voted out, not Vince.

Well, it turns out there is a simple explanation that you see in this angle. Peterson can be seen quickly slapping Vince immediately after the initial, but unfortunately for him, official Steve Javi did not see Vince make the first move. He claims he just saw Peterson asleep and didn't want things to escalate so he decided to cut him off right there and ejects Peterson since that was his second technical of the game anyway Osmo heads back to the locker room . Vince Carter actually tries to convince the referee to give him a break and reverse the decision and took the blame for what happened, but by then it was too late November 24, 2007 Celtics vs.

Bobcats was the first year that Boston's big three came to that game. The Celtics were the hottest team in the league, they were 10 and 1 that night, but the Bobcats were clawing at them all night, giving them a tough time close by. At the end of the game Charlotte was up by 2 with 16 seconds left, it was a situation that Boston had to score. Paul Pierce with the ball in his hands looked to take control and tries to tie the game. with a mid-range shot but it doesn't go down, giving a reason for the entire arena to start celebrating, of course the Celtics immediately foul, but it turns out they haven't gone over the limit yet, forcing the Bobcats to shoot the ball. again and this is where they would make a critical mistake: they decided not to call a timeout which would have allowed them to advance the ball to their side, but they must have felt it wasn't really necessary and eventually came back to chase them leading. until an unexpected end that no one saw happen affected by a tea house started by his teammates for the game of May 24, 2004 Eastern Conference Finals Pistons vs.

Pacers was game 2 of the series Indiana won the first game so if they get this If they win they will be that much closer to advancing to the NBA Finals but Tayshaun Prince would literally put his body on the line to prevent that from happening when With about 40 seconds left until Detroit got to the Pistons, they failed to score underneath, which led to the ball. traveling to the other end of the court Billups receives the ball but has little time left on the shot clock so he has to act quickly but ends up being stripped, it looks like the Pacers have an open layup on a silver platter. ready for them to tie the game, but something or should someone say comes completely out of nowhere.

The British arrive there. It was anyway. He exposed all his fight for this. Some prints here. I mean, it's way up there. Look at the difference. There is no. Wow, just featured it on March 26, 2007, a regular-season matchup between Denver and Detroit with the Nuggets' possession up by three with just a second and a half remaining. What he was supposed to do was pass the ball to any Nuggets player and hold it until time ran out, but the Pistons were looking for one last Hail Mary attempt and they got it. Practice those dates, on December 9, 2004, the Rockets hosted the Spurs for the entire game.

It seemed like another typical Texas matchup between the two teams, just a pretty normal game on TNT with just under a minute left in the game, Houston trailing by 10 points, it really didn't look like the Rockets had a chance to come. come back, I mean situations where you are down double digits with less than a minute left, it usually means you better throw in the towel, even some of the fans abandoned it, you can see a lot of empty seats in the building towards the end of the game, but you have to let the clock reach double zero before calling it a night.

Here Yao Ming dunks off a McGrady miss and soon after they get a steal for an easy layup, but still, at this point, it seems like a long shot. I'm sure Gregg Popovich wants to hurry up and get out of there, so why make him even angrier than he already is? They continue to foul anyway, which puts the Spurs on the line and makes the night even longer for the TNT team, but if you're one of those people who loves big

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, then this is the one for you. Raspberry Jams occurred on May 26, 1987. Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Pistons vs. Celtics, another epic game in this heated rivalry with this series tied to two Boston down by one at the end of the game, Larry Bird goes to the basket in an attempt to take the lead, but his shot is rejected and, to make it even worse To make matters worse, the ball went away from the Celtics, so the possession was rewarded by Detroit, who already had the lead with just a few seconds left, both teams were not in panic mode, who would be the one to come out alive? ? Everyone in the building thought it was more than likely that it was over, but the legend itself wouldn't go down without a fight.

One of the craziest turns of events of all time. The 2004 Western Conference Semifinals between the San Antonio Spurs and the LA Lakers was Game 5 with the series tied at two games apiece. The Spurs trailed by one with five seconds left. They had to make something happen quickly. For Duncan, he has double shackles. If you were one of those people watching this game live on TV, then you have to admit that you thought the game was over, I mean with only 4/10ths of a second left, most people didn't even. I think it was possible to shoot, but simply by standard procedure of their peers, they had to at least let them try, which resulted in an incredible ending.

The doorbell will have to be checked. They will review it. The Lakers will run there. locker room and front board board the plane before officials May 7, 1995 Reggie Miller found his Pacers trailing by six points with just under 20 seconds left. Knicks fans should have felt good about the score, but instead of returning home with a victory, Miller had to leave Madison Square Garden completely stunned for three and Reggie Miller got it with a Trey clutch and it's 1:05 1 or 2 on a steal Miller retires Anthony Reggie Miller scoring eight points in the final 32 seconds mocking Spike Lee and 19,000 in Madison, Nov. 6, 2008, rockets the Pioneers in what was a gritty game between the two clubs with just under 20 seconds left in overtime, the score tied at 96.

Tracy McGrady tells everyone to get out of her way to finally end this game, but it doesn't connect, immediately after Brandon Roy takes the ball and shows him how it's done with 1.9 seconds left, it looked like Roy could have sealed the game for the Blazers, but Yao Ming certainly has something to say about those eight tenths of In a second we operate, so with Yao Ming nailing a tough fade and also getting the n1 leaving just eight tenths of a second left. I was almost tempted to turn off my TV and go to bed, but let's just say I'm glad I did.

They won. We won't give it away, we got a welcome card, you'll have to cut it up guys, so that was proof that movies aren't the only ones with shocking twists. Now I know there are a lot more plays that could have been in this video but I thought this was enough, thank you so much for watching guys, if you enjoyed this video feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments below, also hit the Me button like it and don't forget to subscribe.