LeBron James Explains How Luck Played a Role in Ray Allen's Famous Shot
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- Mind the Game Episode 5 is dropping first thing tomorrow. We are really excited about this one as it centers around the Playoffs and an interview with LeBron's high school coach, Keith Dambrot. In this teaser clip, LeBron James (The Los Angeles Lakers) talks about the role of luck and chance in the NBA playoffs. The guys reference THE SHOT by Ray Allen and how the events that took place prior in the 2013 NBA Playoffs between the Miami Heat and the San Antonio Spurs.
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Ya know i thought this show was gonna be super stiff and disingenuous, but I fuck wit yall.
As 2 guys who gon coach one day, and a guy tryna compete at the highest level you could gain a lot from The King of NLP Derrin Brown (Nuero-Linguistic-Programming)
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He's got some cool shit on Netflix and CZcams, but the skills he preaches are things I've heard from CIA operatives, FBI Negotiators, and Stanford Professors.
The heist is a good one too.
Ya know i thought this show was gonna be super stiff and disingenuous, but I fuck wit yall.
As 2 guys who gon coach one day, and a guy tryna compete at the highest level you could gain a lot from The King of NLP Derrin Brown (Nuero-Linguistic-Programming)
czcams.com/video/qs_6ALzb1gw/video.htmlsi=OlC23mMBQmqyG7qd
He's got some cool shit on Netflix and CZcams, but the skills he preaches are things I've heard from CIA operatives, FBI Negotiators, and Stanford Professors.
The heist is a good one too.
Ya know i thought this show was gonna be super stiff and disingenuous, but I fuck wit yall.
As 2 guys who gon coach one day, and a guy tryna compete at the highest level you could gain a lot from The King of NLP Derrin Brown (Nuero-Linguistic-Programming)
czcams.com/video/qs_6ALzb1gw/video.htmlsi=OlC23mMBQmqyG7qd
He's got some cool shit on Netflix and CZcams, but the skills he preaches are things I've heard from CIA operatives, FBI Negotiators, and Stanford Professors.
The heist is a good one too.
the comment section be like:
1% - Talking about Ray Allen's 3
1% - Usual hate about Bron
98% - Bron's legs
😂😂😂
Fact's lebron the goat
Man those veins
@@coreythomas3633facts
LeBron sexuals
bron clearly hasn’t skipped leg day in 20 years
That’s where most of our power comes from a lot of the time. Quads glutes and hamstrings are huge
@@kefkapalazzo1mainly booty core hips
that's why he went with the Calves, u know, the Cavaliers.
@@karu6111😂😂😂 BOOOoooooo
@@karu6111😂😂😂😂😂 chill out
Watched Ray Allens Three Pointer a million Times and today is the first Time i reconized Manu falling down😅
Same thing am saying what the fuck. It's all about perspective indeed at the end of the day. Luck is needed in our lifes.
i never thought about how locked in ray had to be to backpedal to the perfect spot without looking, poetry in motion
@@omarreid3711yes the smallest of margins can have huge impacts on what happens in the future! For example, has Ray Allen's toe been on the line it would of meant Spurs won the Championship, which in turn would have so many ripple effects!
On another note, the videos on the playlist on my channel titled 'Purpose of Life?' might be interesting or even life-changing for some people!
@@Munchkkinzthe fact his legs knew exactly where to go was the crazy part. Like they knew exactly how many steps backwards the three point line was from his exact spot without looking down. Crazy.
There’s no such thing as “luck” things are just meant to be.
Dudes leg is insane looking
LeVeiny
No Diddy man chill out.
Bro was just thinking this, shits is tree trunks
dwade said once that lebron had a bad ankle roll and shook it off like nothing
i see why now 😂
Pause 😂
Back out to Allen, his 3 pointer.. BANG‼️
😎
"up for the layup.. Oooh block by James, LeBron James with the rejection"
~Mike Breen
It's funny how we are all reading this line exactly how Mike Breen said it in the finals, The memories man!
Damm this iconic let’s go lakers
TIE GAME WITH FIVE SECONDS REMAINING!
He said “I am the Luck “
Cold as bar 💯
Yes the goingOnAnotherTeam. 😂
The biggest narcissist I have ever seen
@@cudackedees3327Because his best teammate was Delinadova 😂
It would have a better effect if he had a positive Finals record tho
@@MakaveliCVWYet you still watch him and comment under his videos.
Everything you had heard about Ray Allen’s work ethic showed with that shot. Him back peddling behind the line without looking down wasn’t luck that was a mastery of the dimensions of a basketball court
That wasn’t, but Manu falling to the ground so that the ball can be passed to Ray was definitely some luck involved.
Imagine MJ called John Paxtons 3 luck or Steve Kerr 3 luck?
My god Lebron is insufferable god I’m sick of this idiot just retire.
That particular aspect wasn’t luck, but everything around it that even allowed him to have a shot in the first place was luck.
LeBron had to score 16pts in the 4th quarter.
Duncan had to be out of the game.
Manu had to pursue the rebound.
Manu had to fall.
The rebound had to come to Bosh.
Bosh had to have the vision to see Ray Allen.
The pass from Bosh to Allen had to be clean and undeflected.
Then, and only then, can Ray’s work ethic be meaningful in that moment.
@@cadevywilliams3501Don’t forget Tim Duncan not even being in the game lol
@@ZWill07 point is nothing about Ray’s shot was lucky that was skill. I’d also argue there was nothing lucky about LeBron scoring 16 in the quarter? All the rest of that is you just adding in stuff that had nothing to do with my point which was a response to them discussing the shot itself
"having me on the team is luck", he laughed..Le bron ooozes confidence. he knows he is damn good and dismisses haters. love this guy
people call it egotistical but jordan did the same thing
@gothbossbaby There's a difference between ego and earned confidence.
There's also a difference between a serious statement and a joke 😂
@@gothbossbabyYea they called it arrogant when Jordan did it as well
He was joking buddy
@@Des_from_the_Wesweirdo take
Reddick would've been a great wing shooter for Bron...especially going against Denver...well...hopefully
Lakers could have Jordan on that team and they still getting swept
@@idkanymore6634 yea but that’s not their point
Nah
Facts some will disagree but I can already tell they don’t understand bball
JJ not as good as y’all think lol
Am I the only person addicted to this podcast
me too
+1
Nah i am too 🤣🤣😂😂
Addicted to this podcast? There’s way more better podcast than this. It’s too whitebread wishy-washy.
@@feezycali3613I think you by yourself on this buddy idk what your looking for
I'm going to hit legs right now. Lebron got me feeling insecure lol.
You don’t have the genes.
Legit just finished watching the previous video, I’ll be here all night tyvm
As a lifelong Spurs fan, a treat to hear the Spurs come up multiple times in this podcast. Want to expand more on something most don't really know about, that 2017 Spurs team.
The Kawhi injury in the 2017 playoffs was such a devastating injury. The 2017 Spurs are one of the biggest "what-if" teams from this century... a team with a truly dominant star in Kawhi, a perfect number 2 in LaMarcus Aldridge, and perfect role players with one of the best coaches of all time at the top. Kawhi had truly ascended to the conversation of best player in the league, and unless you watched the games, you could not understand just how dominant he was. Defensively, he could shut down an entire side of the court himself when he was off the ball due to his anticipation, long arms/hands, quickness, and instincts, and then on-ball he was another monster. Truly a marvel. Then offensively, he was just so efficient, he was almost too unselfish. 28/8/5 on 53/46/93 splits while playing alongside Tony Parker, Manu, Danny Green, Pau Gasol, LaMarcus Aldridge, Patty Mills... The Spurs could compete with anyone and had the wing defenders to keep up with the Warriors. Game 1, we are up 19 with 2 free throws on the way and Zaza Pachulia makes one of the dirtiest plays in NBA history, intentionally stepping under Kawhi (playing on an already injured ankle) and injuring him, knocking him out the rest of the series. Spurs end up losing game 1... but if Kawhi doesn't get injured Spurs most likely win Game 1 on the road and we will never know what could've been. A real shame.
It’s such a shame, but I feel like Kawhi beating that same team on the Raptors after KD & Klay got injured was sports karma. No way of knowing if the spurs would’ve won that series (kinda similar to what would’ve happened in 2018 if jr smith didn’t forget the score) but it’s sad that we didn’t get to see it
I walked around so smug all year saying wait until the playoffs. I knew they couldn’t do anything with kawhi
Yeah Zaza pachulia is a fkin rat for that. You can even see him pretend to be unaware of what he’s doing by staring at the ball as he consciously moves into kawhi’s landing space. I hope that Zaza’s only legacy is that he’s a dirty rat fk (and also his name is a slang word for flower)
The Manu foul counts as a bigger what if for me :)
@@swimbikerundotph on dirk to go to overtime?
We need more videos! I know he’s currently still playing but God it is so good to hear Lebron and JJ talk basketball but also teach it within the highest level
I can't get enough of this podcast. I hope they never end it
This podcast is LAME AF it’s just Lebron and JJ trying act like they’re basketball philosophers LMAO
@@johnnytudor5576 Bro they're talking basketball casually. Just bec u don't know enough abt ball to understand what they're saying doesn't mean they're being basketball philosophers
Just a reminder that sports are TEAM games, before the “Ray Allen saved lebron” comments arrive
Who missed the 3 and who saved the game? Its facts boy!!it wasn’t the right play like he always says he makes
*Skip Bayless enters the chat 😂
@@HBTone88 why, is it a lie???
@@keithkool8308 he hit a big shot at the end of the game. it definitely helped. he contributed. a save would’ve been him carrying LeBron
@keithkool8308 Because who brought them back into the game when they looked finished? Lebron James. That 3 pointer by Ray would mean nothing if Lebron doesn't get the Heat back into the game. And that 3 pointer means nothing if Lebron doesn't have a great game 7 and finish off the Spurs.
This podcast is fantastic. Love the topics love the insight. Intelligent discussion about the game. Great chemistry between Lebron and JJ.
Great show. This is a great outlet for LBJ and Big JJ!
good lord brons legs.
That god damn play will always give me goosebumps.
Best NBA finals of all times.
More like nightmares lol 😢
@@2playschemeo.p.croutes724ima heat fan and it’s def up there but that 3-1 comeback is the best
Jesus is The Way,The Truth,and The Life. Today is the day of salvation.
1:25 thats cold ngl
What’s cold is Lebron put up 3 straight bricks before Ray Allen to rescued his legacy
@@michaelbuettner1487 do I need to show you how bad ray allen was that series look up that stats if you dont remember the season, the least he could do was hit the shot and lebron was awesome that game and the whole series
Pretty lame actually.
@@user-ov7uv3wx6i yess ray allen was extremely lame
Lame
On point on Manu trying to grab that rebound - he's so competitive he can't help himself and just goes for it - for better or worse.
It could lead to blunders (foul on dirk in 2006 game 7, rebound attempt in 2013 Finals) and some amazing stuff (risky block on Harden in 2017 and others).
This podcast is fire and two great basketball minds it’s perfect.
Funny how he didn’t mention the Ray Allen shot until JJ brought it up. So he remembered Zaza, Horry and all that but not the biggest moment that saved his career? He didn’t forget just didn’t wanna admit it was luck
Bruh how do you hate a man so much you watch his podcast just to comment on it🤣🤣 you need therapy lmao
@@michaelvance4492 I can observe when someone is 4-6 in finals yet claims he’s the goat but is on performance enhancing drugs to maintain longevity. Everyone knows this, Chael Sonnen exposed it but the NBA won’t investigate its cash cow and his fans are too delusional.
Skiuuup bayless account has been found smh.
You know Manu blowing up JJs and LeBrons phones right now-"I heard you were talking shit!?"
This series is awesome
We got to release the whole podcast first guys.. I understand the clips but the podcast in full first is the way. Is first
Lebrons calf doesn’t look real here
Omm I thought I was the only one, shit looks like "big momma" skin
lol dawg JJ would be huge to you in person. Professional athletes are a different breed man
He didnt mention the luck with both Kawhi and Manu spliting their free throws in the lead up to Ray's 3
The comment about manu is so damn true and, as a Spurs fan, it shirley hearts.
As a spurs fan it’s refreshing & heartbreaking to hear this good content 😢
It’s ok, you beat them after that
Man this man's watch is insane
Yes lebron, us cavs fans were lucky to have you twice
I love this podcast
“I was on the team, that’s the luck.” - can’t lie, I really love Bron talkin his shit and coming out of his shell.
I wish they dived in deeper. Lebron scored 16 in the 4th to lead the comeback, hit the 3 right before Ray when it looked like all hope was lost.
Lebron played a great 4th quarter but had 2-3 terrible turnovers in last 2 minutes which was almost too much to overcome.
Nevertheless he hits the 3 before Ray and misses the tying one but Bosh and Ray did everything perfectly to tie it up.
Ray practiced that shot every day he said - SPECIFICALLY without looking down. Ray said ''what if once I wont have time to look down? All the clutch shots, game winners all lead up to that one moment. ''
Ray Allen Game 6 shot and Kyrie Game 7 shot are quite literally the one of the most clutch shots in finals/NBA history. The gravity of both those shots is hard to put into words
I've mentioned this fact multiple times whenever somebody acts like Ray Allen "saved" LeBron.
I hate when people say Kyrie should have been Finals MVP, because the dumb comparison just diminishes how great Kyrie was, but it's the one shot where I can't even imagine how overwhelmingly insane it must have felt. The ones they mention here - Horry and Allen - were going off instinct and training, but Kyrie was looking straight into the abyss and made it.
@@Banned4Life Bron lead all statistical categories on both teams for pts,reb,stls,assits,blocks, that's never happened before so ky couldn't have been fmvp no matter what
@@onlyrog5 Game 7 Ray Allen had 0 points while Lebron had a 37 points triple double, but still both needed each other to make history
@@7770robi I know, I agree. What I meant is that there are people who still try to say Ky should've won just because they hate Bron that much, despite it being a ridiculous thing to say. And saying that, they force you to list why Bron was better, and that diminishes how great Ky was.
This podcast is good for my mental health
I would love it if they asked Bron about Game 7 of that Spurs series or did a film study on that with these 2. It'd be great to see.
Look at legoat man 👑🐐🔥
Not the goat at all 😂😂😂
Spurs were up 20 on GS when Kawhi went out. They also won the season series vs them as well.
What year this this happen??? I remember that horrible play it happened in the corner near the bench
@@jimmonejones3497 2017. KDs first year
Golden State still would've won that series even if Kawhi didn't get hurt
Currycucs spotted @@martiese
@@chauvintookaknee4blm268 Very intelligent response
3:03
That boy lit!
I'm glad Bron is doing a podcast now. Didn't think he would start doing it till after he retired.
“Cleans glass” stealing this
You had 60 yrs to steal that
Kawhi Leonard’s shot against Philly. That’s true luck!
Nah that is skill bro
Luck is a superpower, as seen in deadpool 2
“Yup yup” “yup” “yup” 🗣️🔥🔥💯
2:56 "it's not dooooughh" 🤣🤣
Thanks Manu.
I hate why people hate on Bron for this we forget this is a team game.
Facts
The problem is its always all about him when they win but when they lose its everyone else's fault
@@MakaveliCVW like when cavs beat the warriors ppl like to forget kyrie avg 27 that series
Facts
@@prodbyDUTCHOFGOTHAM yea lebron has always needed another massive superstar on his team, and he has always downplayed everyone else and always talks about how much he has done instead of letting other people do it for him....people hate bron cause he is a narcissist and he cheats the game and all the dumb shit he does in the media is the worst
full episode please...stop teasing us😂
I want to hear lebron talk about the 180 3pointer he hit when he was on the cavs playing Washington for the game winning buzzer beater assisted by Kevin Love 🔥
Dumbest decision popovich ever made was having Tim Duncan out the game🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ was watching live like whyyyyyy
It's impossible to tell what would've happened with Tim on the court but Miami downsized, so San Antonio had to as well in order to switch and guard the 3 on the perimeter. We can debate if it was the right move but by no means was it dumb.
He had to because Miami needed a 3, and had nothing but 3 point shooters out there. Tim would have been unable to keep up and would have left someone open for a uncontested 3. Which is statistically worse then giving up an offensive rebound
It wasn’t dumb at all
The NBA is rigged
reason number 100 why a great big is never better than a great guard
2:42 klay feel that one they probably beat lebron 4-1 in 2016 if klay didn’t say that on the podium 🤣 “I guess his feelings got hurt”
As heartbreaking that 2013 play was for us Spurs fans, I know that Finals loss is what lit the fire for the 2014 team to absolutely dominate and be the "beautiful game" Spurs. So...can't be too mad about it anymore 🙂
Shoutout JJ Barea!
Gets bailed out by Ray then proceeds to say Ray’s shot was luck, but Lebron’s miss prior was skill right. 😂
Pure skill lmao
rays hitting that shot no matter what happened , he was dialed in on a whole another level, lebrons cope isn't needed
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
As a Spurs fan I never watch replays of that shot 🥲
Vince Carter: “He got the Bionic Left Leg”
What LEBRON did in that 4th quarter before is what made that RAY ALLEN shot even possible to happen.
Lebron James scored 12 of his game-high 32 points during the fourth quarter of Game 6 after removing his headband on his way to one of the 10 triple-doubles he’s notched during an NBA Finals game.
In doing so, he helped erase the 10-point lead that Tim Duncan, Kawhi Leonard and Tony Parker built heading into the final period. Along with his prolific performance from a scoring standpoint, LeBron also dished out a game-high 11 assists to go along with 10 rebounds. The next highest assist-man on the night was Parker with eight for the Spurs and only Duncan had more rebounds (17).
James would also add a block on Timmy late in the fourth quarter that proved critical.
.
So YES, RAY ALLEN's shot was definitely the most important shot of the game,
BUT !!!, that shot would have no way to even EXIST, if LEBRON did not put on that extraordinary SUPER HUMAN performance in that 4th QUARTER right before that shot.
With that being said, people like to say "RAY ALLEN'S SHOT SAVED LEBRON LEGACY" !!!!
Well, it also can be said that LEBRON'S CRAZY GREAT 4TH QUARTER PERFORMANCE ALSO SAVED RAY ALLEN's LEGACY AS WELL
They'll never tell that part tho
@@infinitymixtapes9562nope. Sadly they wont
@@infinitymixtapes9562 Who do you mean they?
Lebron James in clutch time game 6 2013 NBA FINALS
2-5 FG
1-2 FT
3 TOV
(2 of which came in final minute)
Lebron James was Unraveling before our very eyes once again once the lights got to bright
@@emwebb10 I'll even go further, LeBron scored 37 in the game 7 Ray and Bosh didn't score a point in, making 5 threes which forced the Spurs to change their entire gameplan and play up on him. Not to mention he was one of the primary defenders on Tony Parker and he hit the go ahead shot against Kawhi to put the game out of reach. Haters hate context cuz they know it kills their argument
Bron's leg gives me fucking LIFE!!!
I’ve never seen someone post a segment from a full podcast before the full podcast drops on CZcams . Cool marketing
"I can't think of any specific luck off the top of my head."
Draymond Green, nut whacker extraordinaire, enters the chat.
GOAT JAMES
Nahhhhh not the goat at all not even close😂
I hv him 2nd but he’s very close. Off the court he’s the goat. You sound like a hater all in the comments section hating
@jamirbingham4101 jordan is the goat on and off the court...do u not see the shoes everyone wears on a daily?
@jamirbingham4101 how is it hating he ain't the goat I never said he sucked he ain't the goat and there have been so many great players that it's not disrespect or hating to say kobe was better or tim duncan or magic or bird or shaq....it's not hating it's a fact he ain't the goat and it's my opinion that he ain't close...now top 10 maybe
LeBron fighting the urge not to say Draymond being suspended for the 2016 finals lol
Right? Certainly doesn't want to water down that 3-1 comeback. "Let me think back on my championship runs. Yeah, I can't think of anything specific...but GS got lucky when Kawhi went out that one time..."
@@whitenoisejack But was that luck though? Because he got in Draymond head, he definitely was fishing for what happened.
I love lebron but he is such a great cap artist😂 there’s no way he forgot about the ray allen shot that everybody says saved his career
Nah he was fighting the urge not to say the warriors were lucky in the 2015 finals lol
@@PayAttEx No, it wasn't luck at all. LeBron can't have it both ways. If he claims to be Mr. Basketball IQ, as he does, then he was smart enough to know that Draymond was close to getting suspended and baited him right into the foul. And, of course, Draymond was dumb enough to take the bait. Where LeBron was lucky was that Draymond already had all those technicals coming into the series, otherwise, no way Cleveland wins that series. And yes, @Tay04723, GS was lucky too that everyone was injured in Cleveland in 2015. Definitely helped them.
That series Lebron gained ALL my respect. I remember coach Pop living with Bron shooting. And he made them pay more times than not. 🔥🔥
Luck is definitely needed, but you can force luck your way. Take good care of your body and you have less chances of injury. Prepare the shot like Ray Allen did and there is a bigger chance you make it. Be a better team and less opportunities to fuck up happen, etc, etc.
Thanks manu 😭😭
Skip bayless about to have a field day with lebron mentioning the kawhi injury and bosh rebound being lucky. He’s been saying that for years
Who cares what skip says. He has zero credibility. Bron has also overcome bad luck so it’s a moot point
A jordan lebron podcast would be beyond legendary
Bron really is him, he said im the luck 💯
Lucky shot that save you from being 3 and 7 in the finals
It’s a team game, who put them in position to even get a chance to take that shot? You forgot lebron scored mostly all the 4th Qt points? lol broke hater
Ray didn't even score in game 7
@@dparks2856 exactly in 20 whole minutes
Hater alert😅
37 points with 5 threes and the go ahead shot against Kawhi in the same game Ray Allen and Bosh scored zero doesn't sound like luck to me
Luck is Bogut getting injured, Iggie getting injured, Dray getting suspended, and Curry injuring knee but playing through it which allowed Bron to come back from 3-1!!! No one ever talks about how lucky he was that year!!
The only two lucky parts that you said was Bogut and Draymond getting suspended. Otherwise the Cavs beat my Warriors fair and square that year.
@@jakebuchsbaum3348 “the only two lucky parts” 😂😂 thanks for proving my point
@@machelbest the Cavs did not get lucky in 2016. In fact they beat the warriors fair and square
@@jakebuchsbaum3348 u have shared two views, pick one 😭
@@machelbest that last one I just had that the Cavs won fair and square
Bron I pray you remember you’re human so these convos can be a little easier. lol the beauty of podcastin are the imperfections
I was in COP Shuradam, Kandahar Afghanistan 2012- 2013 . Paid others to change out when capable and was in the mess hall when Ray Allen made that shot. I honestly about walked out after LBJ’s three but for some reason stayed. Best moments of my deployment. 🙏
Ray Allen literally saved Lebron Legacy..he still doesn't give Ray his flowers
he always praises ray and that shot, what are you saying?
What did he do the ENTIRE SECOND HALF OF THIS CLIP LMAOOO
Bruh 😂 What😂
Bron have praised Allen X times
Ray Allen literally said LeBron still calls him to thank him for that shot, what are you waffling about?
You got lucky coach pop take tim duncan out
This has to be the most garbage thing on yt atm 😂😂
Conveniently forgets the draymond ejection ..
Are you slow? They mentioned it
Let’s also not forget the refs stopping the game to review whether it was a 3 pointer or not by Ray Allen.
Coach Pop wanted to attack immediately and not call timeout to try and get the Heat to make a mistake in transition and look for an open buzzer beater.
Pop was furious
It is revisionist history on my part, but JJ had a point about Manu. They needed a 3, so you let CB4 grab that rebound and stick with the greatest shooter in history (at the time). Extremely hard to stay that disciplined when you're competing and you see a loose ball in the air, tho.
Is lebron a cyborg!!! How does the man legs look animated no diddy🔥🔥🔥
The point about Manu being overzealous going for the rebound and not staying home on the shooter is not what true crazed competitors want to hear…but it’s true. The mental side of the game matters.
"Rebound Bosh! Back out to Allen! His 3-pointet ..."
I can’t imagine how much more that shot would hurt me (Spurs fan) if they didn’t get it done the next year.
Yes I started watching the video and was like damm this man legs are crazy drop the work out plans LBJ??!! No diddy!!!
Timmy gets that rebound 100 times out of 100.
Bron acting like he couldn’t immediately recollect the most consequential shot of his entire career is comedy on Bron could produce lol. The ego fragility is goated for sure
Yal take this hating shit to another level
Haha
@@meezyworldman gets universally praised for his on court memory but this one just eluded him right? Corny ass
As a spurs fan, that “Thanks Manu” HURT my soul 🥲
"The crazy details" should have been the pod name
"I was on the team, that's the luck" lmao
As a sixers fan I remember a different lucky kahwi moment in the playoffs...
Nice on Isagi
I was on the team that’s the luck right lol goat answer 😂😂😂😂
Lebron: “Thanks Manu!”
Me: Ouch
*I’m not even a Spurs fan*
When wade said one of Bron legs is the size of both of his
Manu watching this clip like, "You are not welcomed." 😑
"tryna think of my championship runs." w leflex
YOU ARE MY SUNSHINEEEEEE
Luck= preparation meets opportunity.
Please ask him about his lob dunk on Jason Terry