NBA Records That’ll NEVER Be Broken..

from the longest shot in NBA history, the biggest loss ever NBA

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first. We got a shot so impossible it's an unbreakable record. The kittens managed to achieve it without any downtime. The ball was headed to Shea Temple. He missed 1.4 seconds. and you know what's interesting that he was trying, that shot was from 61 feet away, making it the longest buzzer-beater in history. Damn, this guy set a record in the blink of an eye and so did James over Curry because this guy had the shortest career of all time in the NBA was seen in 2010, after three years of trying to join to the League.

Jameson finally got his big break by signing a 10-day contract with the Clippers and on January 25, 2010 he suited up for his first game thinking it was the start of an incredible career, but instead it was the end and with a 3.9 seconds remaining in the third quarter, Curry replaced Chris Cayman, marking Curry's first appearance in an NBA regular season game; that one clip was his entire NBA career, right after Jameson got cut from the Clippers, my son only lasted 3.9 seconds, even I can last longer than that, but what I can't do is pass Rasheed Wallace because this guy set

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for being the angriest player of all time, when she was in the league.

He was a psychopath who would fight with other players, he would yell at his teammates. I mean, no one was safe, not even the cameraman, but there was a group of people who Rasheed really hated the referees because every time they blew the whistle, he would go on the drive. gets to the basket, he felt there was a foul and a technical lull, yes, it was in sight, so Rasheed went on to now set one, two unbreakable records: the most technical fouls in a single season with 41 and the most number of total ejections in the NBA. story with 29 and he doesn't even regret it, I have no love for those cats, all you cats are out there cheating, yeah I'll give you everything I've got and guess what you're going to hear.

I have to say I don't care about any fine because with me it wasn't about the money because you can't control me with money, that's what they think they could do. I'm going to give you a test, go ahead, attack. with me, but guess what, you only got that power for 48 minutes, what happens when we offer this court when I see your butt? Jesus, this guy freaked out, but Calvin Murphy freaked out because this guy holds the record for having the most kids of anyone. NBA player, yes, Calvin played 13 years in the league and the only thing he swung more than this stick was his because this guy not only had 14 kids, but it was with nine different women, nine, my God, Calvin was shooting shots on and off the field. court, but Steve Nash was shooting shots with his own teammates and that led to the strangest record in NBA history.

In the 2000s, Ash and the Phoenix Suns had a close Bond and I mean very close because during one of their games, the Sun reporter noticed that Steve was giving his fist high fives and even slapping his teammates every time. that he could, to an unhealthy level, so in 2009 the University of California at Berkeley began tracking every game Steve played studying his every move until I finally discovered that Steven set a record no. will anyone ever touch Amari how many times on average do you think Nash high fives them oh high five Steve high fives us probably every after every play two three times uh play so the numbers don't even I can start to imagine them.

My guess is probably 173. Like 15 or 16 times 239 is the actual answer 139. This guy high-fived his teammates 239 times per game and if he averaged that over his entire career, that means in total Steve high-fived with a whopping 290,000. Damn, this guy is out of control, but Baron Davis' record came out of nowhere because in 2001 he made the longest shot in NBA history, oh 89 feet, at the buzzer. bell, that shot was pretty, but Charles Barkley's record is ugly because it embarrassed his butt in front. Millions of people see when Chuck retired, he finished his career with the worst three-point percentage in history, 26.6, and everyone made fun of him for it, but there is one man who made it dirtier is the co-host of the NBA , Ernie Johnson, who despite

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playing in the NBA. has mocked Chuck non-stop to the point where in 2016 Charles put his foot down by challenging Ernie to a three point contest to try and prove him wrong, but unfortunately for Chuck this was a huge mistake, good luck go to look it up, boy.

Here we go, okay, two, two, yes, no, yes, foreigner, we have ten five, I do this, it's over, oh, he left the door open, brother, Chuck, it's all ladies and gentlemen, it's over. Damn, Ernie was cooking, but Joelle Anthony was just watching. because this guy said an unbreakable record for literally doing nothing, yeah in 2011, who was facing the Blazers with four minutes left in the first quarter, Joelle signed up hoping to make his teammates proud, but instead he played 29 minutes without recording a single step. zero points zero rebounds zero assists and zero blocks yes this guy was just running around and playing with himself but ish Smith was playing with others this man holds the record for being the biggest hoe in NBA history.

See in 2022. Ish did something no player had done. Which he had never done before because after being traded to the Nuggets and what was the seventh trade of his career, he broke the all-time NBA record for most teams a player has played magic bucks sons of thunder Pelican Sixers Pistons Wizards and hornets now you know, look, you may not remember that the Warriors sucked because it was only six games, um, but you know there's some of those in there, it's a job, man, that keeps Hey, I'm added. In the case of the table, the money is coming and he is very solid.

No, he just bounces around a lot, so you know, good luck to him at number 13. 13. Lucky 13. 13 different teams, the guy has passed more than Kendall Jenner. at least he didn't break his back because that's exactly what happened to the OKC Thunder in December 2021. The Thunder took the court and proceeded to take the biggest beating in NBA history. Dylan Brooks got idiot Jared to the glass. good offensive rebound three turnovers for seven points early for The Thundermans detail the moment that will be an NBA record margin of victory for the Grizzlies 73 points the highest scoring game in franchise history that night the Thunder took out the Biggest out the NBA has ever seen lose by an all-time record 73 points 73 Jesus, that should count as two Wells, but Michael Jordan is counting wins because he's had the most game-winning buzzer-beaters in NBA history. the NBA.

Foreigners, nine winning buzzer beats. Damn this man. Jordan has the clutch. Gene is fine, he doesn't always stick with it because he has a record. I left a stain on his legacy. See in 2010. Jordan had nothing left to prove on the court, so he started chasing records and officially became the owner of the Charlotte Bobcats. and while he hoped to turn the franchise around and possibly even win him a ring, Jordan did anything but because just a couple of years later his Bobcats had the worst season in NBA history, finishing with just seven wins and 59 losses.

Yes, they lost 90 of their games, but it becomes even more embarrassing because after that, the Bobcats were such clowns that Jordan had no choice but to change the team's name, a record so painful that they changed their name to the Hornets, but what really stuck was Ben Wallace's rap because his free throw record made him laugh off the court. Look, the easiest thing you can do in the NBA is shoot a damn free throw. I mean, on average players make at least 78 of them, but for some guys the free throw line is their enemy, Andre Drummond once missed 23 free throws in a single game, the most in his history, Shaq barely He made half of his free throws, they can only make 52 percent, but the worst free throw shooter of all has been Wallace, there are only 41 and this man's mistakes. they were so bad it's just ridiculous oh he didn't catch any iron Jesus this guy is drunk and while Ben shot outside the rocket shot broke because they sent an embarrassing record that cost him a championship.

See in 2018, the Rockets found themselves in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals were just one win away against the Warriors for a chance to become NBA champions and a notice that people were expecting fireworks from the Rockets, but what they got instead was one of the biggest choke jobs in sports history because Houston set an all-time NBA record for most consecutive missed 3-pointers Hardin behind the screen picks up Hardin hit the ball and Gordon prints for three sorry in his grill there is heat Tucker deflected towards the corner Parker shoots Gene from the field shoots for three always in attacking distance a reasonable attempt from the cups of the heart of fear falls short there is a corner three quarters is open for three comes back and shoots Aliso misses 27 three-pointers in a row and is eliminated from the playoffs the man Houston had a big problem but well, the entire NBA has an even bigger problem and his name is LeBron James because the King has the most records unbreakable of all time.

Watch LeBron has been making NBA history since day one, becoming the first player to win Finals MVP with three different teams, the only player to fall. Over 40 points against each team and how LeBron even played an NBA record 19 consecutive All-Star Games, yes the man has been King, but in 2023 he said his most unbreakable record to date surpassed the one and only Kareem Abdul- Jabbar with the most points. In the history of the NBA scouting for James, he has him reaching the end of the third corner. LeBron James, an opportunity for history. LeBron is alone. The scoring record now belongs to LeBron James, a record that has stood for almost 40 years and one that many people thought Kareem would never reach. be

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, LeBron, you're the NBA's all-time scoring leader, congratulations, let's just say, you know, thanks to the Laker faithful, you guys are in a class of your own to be able to be in the presence of a legend and as big as Kareem. so much for me it is very humiliating please give a standard ovation to the captain please to my beautiful wife my daughter my two sons my friends my children my family my mother all my men everyone who has ever been part of this race with me last 20 years more than 20 years I just want to say that I thank you very much because I would not be me without you, all of you help me with all your passion, all your sacrifices help me get to this point and to the NBA. to Adam Silver to the late great David Sterner I thank you all so much for allowing me to be a part of something I've always dreamed of and um I would never in a million years drink this even better than it is tonight so man thank you all , 38,388 points and counting, that's not only incredible, it's unbeatable, in fact, there is no player in the league that is even close to matching LeBron.

I mean, Kevin Durant is 12,000 points behind and Steph Curry needs another 16,000 and even if they average 30 points per game for the next five seasons they would still be short of LeBron's record and younger stars like Luca or Jason Tatum and Giannis They're even further away, which means they'd have to beat their career averages over the next decade and more to even get close, so yeah, the King has the most unbreakable records of them all, that's a lot of fun, the NFL has some too Crazy things, like a stadium roof collapsing or a hot air balloon crashing into the stands, yeah, and it gets.

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