I don't know about that but it forces the game to overtime. Someone could argue buzzer-beaters should include end-of-quarter shots or shot-clock expiring ones. It's all semantics.
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I don't know about that but it forces the game to overtime. Someone could argue buzzer-beaters should include end-of-quarter shots or shot-clock expiring ones. It's all semantics.
Yeah, game winning buzzer beaters. Pretty clear.
Hedda Gambler
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First thing that came to mind besides Sundiata and Mo was Deron Williams @ Charlotte in 2010, but checking the box score now, there was 0,8 seconds still on the clock when he hit the winner so that obviously does not qualify.
Dude, Memo had like 3 game winners in one ****ing game.
akirac73
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You're right, but I think the "9 season" statement by the writer has to be a mistake. I checked the entire game log from the 2005-06 season, and there were no game winning buzzer-beaters by the Jazz that season.
However in the 2004-2005 season, Okur made a layup against the Spurs at the buzzer to snap an 18-game losing streak against them.
https://espn.go.com/nba/recap?id=250110026
This HAS to be the third buzzer beater.
Edited: Good catch Nightmare...went back and read your previous post and you already mentioned this game. I think this is the one.
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akirac73
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No. 1.3 seconds left on the clock.
Spinoza
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Jan. 14th, 2010: Sundiata Gaines 3 pointer against Cleveland 97-96 https://bit.ly/1yNHPgv
Mar. 9th, 2011: Al Jefferson layup at Toronto 96-94 https://bit.ly/1xJQLEq
Dec. 12, 2012: Mo Williams 3 pointer against San Antonio 99-96 https://bit.ly/1zxyJFJ
Deron Williams' layup against Cleveland left 1.3 seconds on clock.
edit: misread play-by-play for Williams' Cleveland shot.
Mar. 9th, 2011: Al Jefferson layup at Toronto 96-94 https://bit.ly/1xJQLEq
Dec. 12, 2012: Mo Williams 3 pointer against San Antonio 99-96 https://bit.ly/1zxyJFJ
Deron Williams' layup against Cleveland left 1.3 seconds on clock.
edit: misread play-by-play for Williams' Cleveland shot.
This week Utah moved up 2 spots to #22 (ahead of Indy, Charlotte, Boston, Orlando, LA Lakers, Detroit, New York , Philly and Minnesota).
It had this to say (which will bug some people hahahaha!): "Gordon Hayward's lone visit of the season to Charlotte reminded us yet again how well he's lived up to the Hornets' max four-year offer sheet that Utah opted to match. On a really young team, in a truly brutal conference, Hayward shoulders lots of responsibility and sports a PER of 19.9"
It had this to say (which will bug some people hahahaha!): "Gordon Hayward's lone visit of the season to Charlotte reminded us yet again how well he's lived up to the Hornets' max four-year offer sheet that Utah opted to match. On a really young team, in a truly brutal conference, Hayward shoulders lots of responsibility and sports a PER of 19.9"
Stifle Tower
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Fixed.
Wouldn't be surprised to see them move as high as #17 by the end of the season. They might be better than every non-playoff EC team (and maybe even a couple that DO make the playoffs). In the WC, they could overtake Denver and Sacramento.