What remains fresh in my memory are the two wonderful game-winning shots just before the buzzer. Kyrie Irving and Bam Adebayo End of another great weekend NBA, begging the question: Who has been the true ace of this major throughout the history of the American League. Within the top ten, there are some great myths about the game, but there are also some surprises.where are they Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James? All of them are present in this short ace list, but let’s take it step by step.
We start with five players, five in total buzzer beater for him game winner, We then take a royal look at five of the best players in history, the five best in the intricate art of winning games with zero clock, the only ones in years to score at least seven at the buzzer A player who scores a goal to win a match. 77 years Existence of competition:
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Vince Carter
five buzzer beaters
The player with the most appearances in history, with a total of 22 seasons, he is also the player with the most buzzer-beating shots from the three-point line. His five three-pointers in zero time were definitely a game record, trailing his three-pointers from Gilbert Arenas, Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant. Carter is remembered for his incredible dunk contest in 2000 and, to most, is the best player of all time, but there’s so much more behind his four decades in the American League.
Curiously, his last buzzer-beater came after assisting Jose Calderon against the Spurs and in the playoffs.
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Kevin Garnett
five buzzer beaters
KG is the only player taller than 2.10 meters to appear on the best player list, and his buzzer-beater for the Timberwolves caused the most damage. However, his last game-winning shot in zero minutes came in the unparalleled setting of Madison Square Garden, giving the Boston Celtics victory. He left behind a legend.
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gilbert arenas
five buzzer beaters
Agent Zero (as they called him) was set to break all records until his career was derailed by additional athletic issues and a series of serious injuries. In just four seasons, he amassed five winning goals in the competition, but then he was never able to replicate his ability to make decisions in the tightest of games. All of his “game winners” came as a member of the Washington Wizards, winning a game-high three times in one season in 2006-2007. His penultimate score of his career was 51 points, the second-highest score by a player in history after the buzzer-beater and one of the most remembered.
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Dwayne Wade
five buzzer beaters
If Arenas only needed four seasons to complete five buzzer-beaters, then Wade further expanded his influence in this statistic: 14 years. His first buzzer beater was in 2004, and his last one was in 2019. Most memorably in 2009, he stole the ball on the other side and drained a three-pointer to beat his hometown Bulls. basketball court.
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Andre Iguodala
five buzzer beaters
The least anticipated member of the Warriors dynasty on this list is Iggy, who hit three buzzer-beaters against the 76ers and the other two are already in San Francisco. Yes, all of his decisive shots came before the Golden State Warriors won four championship rings.
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Paul Pierce
seven buzzer beaters
No one in NBA history has been involved in more buzzer-beaters than him. We saw him assist on KG’s final shot before, and he made a total of 5 passes to the rim, setting up the buzzer-beating shot…in addition to contributing 7 goals of his own. 12 wins in total, if we use that standard, the King…they call him “The Truth” for a reason. Although he was a great third baseman, he only hit two runs.
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LeBron James
seven buzzer beaters
There was a time when LeBron’s lack of “clutch” genes made him ugly, though as the years have passed and countless milestones have been recorded by one of the best players in history, this baseless theory has gone to hell. Although it took him six years to hit his first game-winning shot at the buzzer, James started to enjoy doing it during the playoffs…when the ball was hot. He scored five of his seven goals in the NBA Finals, an area where even Michael Jordan (3) couldn’t match his level. almost none. Let’s take a look at its latest buzzer, which dates back to 2018.
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Joe Johnson
eight buzzer beaters
They call him “ISO Joe” for good reason, as seven of his eight game-deciding buzzer-beating field goals came on his own without help from his teammates. It’s impressive that he ranks among such important players in the league, but that’s how Johnson performed in crucial moments that decided the victory. Let’s take a look at all of his greatest works, it’s worth it.
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Kobe Bryant
eight buzzer beaters
Bryant is the player with the most shots in zero time during the regular season (7), tied with Joe Johnson, and he has made six game-winning shots in losing situations, setting a game-record high. This myth allowed him to accumulate decisive goals in a short period of time: four goals between 2002 and 2004, and three consecutive goals between December 2009 and January 2010. During this time, in 2006, he scored the only game-winning goal as the playoffs were approaching. His eight goals make him one of the best finishers in history… although there are better ones.
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Michael Jordan
nine buzzer beaters
surprise? No. For most fans, it’s a milestone when the best players create their own myths on basketball’s Olympus with game-winning shots…nine of them buzzer-beating, two of which decided playoff series. Damian Lillard matched up afterwards. His reputation as the best finisher of all time is also backed up by statistics. Let’s take a look at their nine match winners…
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