Hiding behind a coach is just another level of creativity 😂😂😂

Accidental made baskets but they get increasingly farther away

Jason Kidd the ultimate finesser 😂😂

All these years, and 6:58 Is STILL THE GREATEST SHOT IVE EVER SEEN!!! Imagine if that was in the NBA Finals game winner.

6:04 is hilarious garnett leaning over a laker to look at his own teams plays hahaha

The "granny" shot was so incredible. Especially since it was a no-look, tap in...from way outside. Granny shots require full possession with a underhanded motion of shooting, thus typically producing backspin. So it technically wasn't a granny. That aside, it was super creative...especially as a form of tap shot...the only thing truly available to them that could be pulled off within the few tenths remaining on the clock. Ain't no one on defense thinking about a tapper like that. And, as surely hoped and planned for, it was wide open! Just drawing iron would have been a remarkable feat. Wonder how many times they practiced it? After getting set and the ball about to be handed over for inbouding, they had to be freaking out that they were at least getting the wide-open (no look) opportunity. And then...❗❗❗❗ Brilliant stuff.

@3:07 I couldn't help but hear Shumpert recalling that Kobe play on a podcast ''you remember he came shot fake shot fake threw it off the glass caught it threw it to the corner, I'm like bro WHAT YOU ON?!"

That Caron butler one always kills me 😂😂😂

Imma steal these moves when I'm actually hooping

NBA footwork but it gets increasingly more impressive

3:07 “yo what you on?--you was regular all game”

I think this is the first video like this that actually includes older clips I've never seen before. good shit

Anytime I see clips of that game, I’m always going to have Shumperts voice narrating it in my head

That pass by Dennis Johnson off the backboard to Larry was super ahead of its time

CoshReport never disappoints

That Kidd water trick was hilarious 😂

Caron Butler one is not creative. It's just rude😂

That Charles Barkley shot was incredible. I don't even remember it. Had to happen in the 90's.

Ben Simmons didn't get two feet in bounds before touching the ball after bouncing off the other players back. That should have been a turnover.

1:30 where did that Ben Simmons go??

Idea: NBA dunks but they get increasingly more violent Like, dunks with AUTHORITY, like DeAndre Jordan's dunk over Brandon Knight, Both Shaq dunks that broke the hoop, any number of Wesbtrook dunks, etc.

Blocked shots but they get increasingly more disrespectful.

Thanks for this video

The fake timeout is my favorite one. I loved Andre Miller

Great video!

Putting LeBron in the first part of the video is the most CoshReport thing ever 😂😂

The second last play was genius, took advantage of our default heuristics

Thanks, CoshReport!!!

1:37 for the layup yieks 😂😂

Everyone so used to lebum just quitting and waiting at the other end of the court he caught them off guard

That Steven Adams-Russ connection was gnarly. Absolutely zero hesitation from either of them, and it worked to perfection.

Smart plays but the get increasingly more big brain

That Kobe pass off the back of a defender at an angle is something otherworldly. But media will have you believe Kobe wasn’t a good passer

That Trevor Booker shot floors me every fucking time. How do you even do that

Love them all

Technical fouls but they get increasingly dumber

allwy-oop dunks but the lob gets increasingly further away

1:35 should've been an EASY out of bounds call. Simmons never reestablished himself inbounds before touching the ball

Kobe trying to pass it to himself before trying to pass it to one of his four wide open teammates haha

Jason Kidd hitting the opposing coach is genius. Jason Kidd telling his own player to hit him is cheating.

We need a video titled" funny jr smith moment" jr giving the guy a handshake mid play 😆 🤣

The thing about the Jalen Suggs one at around the start is that he should’ve made it the first time he tried to put it back

I just watched a few videos. I actually 😂😂😂 watching them. ❤❤

Hope I can hoop a fraction as good as these guys someday

he said ja "just wants a blow here" 0:35

4:45 Which game was that? So I can research if that trick was allowed during that time

You *SEE* the vision!

2:36 Uncalled moving pick. Should have been called and the ball turned over right there.

Isn't Simmons technically out of bounds at 1:30? I thought you needed to reestablish with 2 feet in bounds before touching the ball...seems like a ridiculous call to miss from 3 feet away.

That blazers fake Timeout play worked every time during the Mcmillin era

Bro, the one with A.D. was understandable on the defender’s side 😂

A lil bit of fun never hurt anyone.

Jason Kidd is a menace!

Miami heat should be in 5 of these

1:30 You owe Scottie for this.

There's some dirty stuff in here haha

Pippen and simmons were out of bounds after the back passes

Nate just saying f the jump ball and getting it is amazing. He could have talked some trash and said give him the assist and 1 mofo's!!!

6:58 Most epic granny shot ever

1:31 typical Clippers, when you Ben Simmons look like a superstar

Airballs but they become more shocking

Clean look bricks but they get increasingly more wide open 😂

1:35 when she says "I like you, but as a friend"

That Kobe pass at 2:02 is fucking crazy

0:29 I'm not sure that was an actual violation. The other team DID touch the ball first.

7:00 ok that is really something

The Jr. Smith on Milwaukee

Jason Kids acting is novela level 😂😂😂

IQ plays but they increasingly get more whacky

Pretty sure they changed the rules so you can't do the last one

Honestly Rozier might have stopped the NBA’s first forfeit in that clip 0:40

6:25 nah dude is on the court shielding his teammate. That should be a tech or somethin.

I don't get how anyone could be fooled by the other team playing "as if they're going the other way." As a defender, how are you gonna let your man hang out between you and the basket?

Ok but Jason Kidd is a genius

I like em all, except pretending to be injured.

where's Middleton's assist to Beasley from 2 nights ago tho?????

w complitation

6:01 😂

1:30 the rule for decades has been two feet needed to establish being in bounds. He barely had one foot if that

top 10 should be a jokic compliation

As a Boston fan, i love that Hart's play got integrated

Players complaining to the refs about no calls

1:30 + 1:42 are both ILLEGAL! player was still out of bound. but yea it is highly creative :-)

6:41 Offensive player CARRIED the ball - wasn't called even with the ref right there LOOKING AT IT.

You could fill this video with Larry Bird plays - and have plenty left over. Then add another with with Magic plays. Then add another one with Cousy plays. Among other choices.

Boa Huertas!! 🇧🇷

Doc Rivers saw that Simmons play and decided to ruin his career 😭

They playin chess

1:29 was actually a violation. he didn't establish either foot in bounds before grabbing the ball. should've been clippers ball. it was a pretty stupid move he just got away with it

That was sick 4:01

The title is about NBA trick plays, and the thumbnail does feature a trick play. It did not pan out that well though.

Ben Simmons tricked entire league that he is basketball player

"Increasingly more," huh?

Kobe was something else, built hella different. Fucking miss him bro🙏✝️❤️

Sus Comentator momments but they get increasingly more sus

1:38 where did this ben go?

You should make an another channel but for NFL plays

That Bootie tap

okay hear me out at 0:39, when Ja lets the ball roll, shouldn't the clock start once a player makes contact with the ball? Since there was no contact with the ball why does the clock wind down. But when it comes to games down to the wire its when the player has first made contact with the ball from an inbound pass. can someone pls explain i just thought abt this

The problem with 2:55 is, if you're gonna throw something that precise at the backboard, why not just take the shot yourself? 😅