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NBA Greatest Alley-Oops Since 2000! #nba #alleyoop #nba24highlights #NBA24Highlights

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Top 10 Most Emotional NBA Moments That Touched Millions!

In this video, we are taking a look at the top 10 most emotional NBA moments that have touched the hearts of millions around the world. From historic achievements to tear-jerking farewells, these moments have left an indelible mark on basketball fans everywhere. So, let's watch the unforgettable events that showcase the true spirit and emotional depth of the NBA. Top 10 Most Emotional NBA Moments That Touched Millions!

Kevin Garnett's Iconic Legacy: Kevin Garnett's 21-year NBA career is nothing short of legendary. Drafted straight out of high school by the Minnesota Timberwolves in 1995, Garnett played for the Timberwolves, Brooklyn Nets, and Boston Celtics.

His memorable "Anything is possible!" declaration after winning the NBA Finals with the Celtics remains a defining moment of his career.

Allen Iverson Returns to Philadelphia: Allen Iverson's triumphant return to the Philadelphia 76ers in 2009 was a heartfelt reunion.

Despite his years away, Iverson's connection with Philadelphia fans remained unbreakable, culminating in an emotional reception upon his return.

The Evolution of Rebounding in the NBA: Imagine a time when rebounds weren't officially tracked! In 1950, the NBA began recording this crucial stat, leading to legendary performances like Wilt Chamberlain's 55-rebound game.

This change revolutionized the way we understand and appreciate players' contributions on the court. Dirk Nowitzki's Emotional Farewell: Dirk Nowitzki's farewell to the Dallas Mavericks and the NBA in 2019 was a touching tribute to a player who dedicated his entire career to one team.

From leading the Mavericks to their first NBA Championship in 2011 to his final game in Dallas, Nowitzki's journey is one for the ages. The Pioneers of Integration in the NBA: In 1950, Chuck Cooper, Nat Clifton, and Earl Lloyd broke racial barriers in the NBA.

These trailblazers paved the way for future generations, with Lloyd being the first black player to step onto an NBA court. Their contributions were monumental in shaping the league's inclusive future. Vince Carter's Return to Toronto: Vince Carter's initial return to Toronto as an opponent was met with boos.

However, over time, Raptors fans' sentiments shifted. During the team's 20th anniversary celebration, Carter was finally greeted with cheers, showcasing the power of time and reconciliation.

Michael Jordan's Emotional Championship Victory Without His Father: Michael Jordan's 1996 Championship victory was especially poignant, coming three years after his father's tragic murder. Winning on Father's Day, Jordan's tears and raw emotion highlighted the deep bond he shared with his father.

The NBA World Mourns Kobe Bryant's Tragic Passing: The sudden loss of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter crash in 2020 shocked the world.

The global outpouring of grief and tributes at the Staples Center underscored Kobe's profound impact on the basketball community and beyond. A Symbol Beyond Sports: The NBA Logo: The NBA logo, featuring the silhouette of Jerry West, has been an iconic symbol since its creation in 1971.

It represents the essence of basketball and remains a timeless emblem of the league. Steals and Blocks Finally Recognized: The defensive prowess of players like Nate Thurmond was evident even before steals and blocks were officially recorded as stats in 1974.

This change highlighted the importance of defense and allowed for a more comprehensive appreciation of players' skills.

If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell button for more exciting NBA content!

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The World's GREATEST Vince Carter Highlight Reel 🤯

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Vince Carter, Seimone Augustus, Jerry West highlight Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2024 http://dlvr.it/T58zq3

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Anthony’s Stupid Daily Blog (248): Sat 19th Nov 2022

Watched a short documentary about Sunderland. I had no idea that the Bridge on Roker Beach is where Lewis Carroll was when he got the idea for Alice In Wonderland. When I was a kid me and my school crew would spend the night at my friend Pearce’s house and all those years I had no idea what we were crashing probably a hundred feet away from such a historic literary landmark. You would think that there would be a commemorative plaque there to mark this important location (granted there are other parts of the city that pay tribute to Carroll) but nobody except hardcore Carroll fans would know that this thing exists. To be fair this documentary was the only source I could find for this piece of information so like “Laurel and Chaplin”, the play I saw at Edinburgh which claimed that Stan Lauren and Charlie Chaplin were supposed to be on the Titanic, it’s interesting but it might also be bullshit. Tuned into last nights Impact pay per view Over Drive and thought they knocked it out of the park. Impact definitely suffered for the first 15 or so years of it's life from having Dixie Carter running it because she's an idiot who knows nothing about the wrestling business. In order to compensate for not understanding how wrestling works she consistantly employed chancers and liers like Vince Russo, Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan who all know something about wrestling but not enough. Russo knows how to get the rating up temporarily by constantly booking bollocks so that people will tune in out of morbid curiosity. Bischoff has a proven track record of having a decent business acumen but as his TNA run proved that sort of dwindled overtime and his decision to take Impact on the road left them in serious financial dire straits. Hogan knew how to make money in the wrestling business but specifically related to how to make money for Hulk Hogan, when it came to trying to buid other start to the point they could be a viabe money draw he didn't seem to have any reative ideas in that department. But luckily those shitheas are all unemployed now and Impact has some genuine creative minds running the show most notably Scott D'Amore who has managed to find a good balance between entertainment an in ring action. The highlights of Over Drive were a great X Division title match between Trey Miguell and Black Taurus which saw Miguel turn heel and win the belt by spraying spraypaint in Taurus' eyes. In my opinion Miguel is one of the ones to watch in Impact and if pushed right could be the next AJ Styles. One of the commentators described Miguel's moveset as "Impossible" in a recent episode of Impact and I think that would be a great nickname / moniker for him: "The Impossible" Trey Miguel. The show was main evented by Frankie Kazarian vs Josh Alexander for the X Division title. I was really pulling for Kaz. I first saw Kaz when he first debuted for TNA 19 years ago. Since then I've gone with him onhis journey from multiple time X division champion to a blink and you'll miss it stint in WWE to a return to TNA where Vince Russo convinced Dixie Carter to put him in a cheap looking SpiderMan suit for some reason. I've followed his career all the way through Fourtune, Bad Influence, Ring of Honor and AEW and he's always put on captivating performances. One thing he's never done is won the world title and I was really cheering him on to be the one to dethrone Josh Alexander tonight. Sadly despite a few close calls Kaz was unable to win the big one tonight but he really got the crowd behind him and hopefuly they will stay behind him and he will end up becoming a Daniel Bryan / Johnny Gargano underdog success story for Impact. The post match saw Bully Ray challenge Alexander to a match for the title at Hard to Kill next year which Alexander accepted. After the showdown Ray turned heel and attacked Alexander with a chair. He then ziptied Alexander's hand to the bottom rope and threatened to piledrive Alexander's girlfriend onto the concrete. unfortunately this being Impact they were unable to go a whole show without some Botchamania worthy bollocks going wrong and the ziptie holding Alexander to the rope broke and so Alexander had to pretend he couldn't save his girlfriend because he was paralyzed with fear of some shit. That unfortunate fuckup aside this was a really good show. a few years ago I had tuned out of Impact and ll but written them off because they had fucked themselves so many times by making bad decisions but they really have rebounded and they're now one of only two wrestling promotions I watch every week alongside AEW.  

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Carter sharer new house

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He has even come up with his brilliant ideas and turned his ideas making engine-powered devices like go-carts, and hovercraft. Then, in a quick time, he became a self-trained proficient welder. He was gifted a welder for his birthday when he was 11. Sharer has been an innovative kid from the beginning. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University with majoring in mechatronics, robotics, and automation engineering. This page is updated often with new details on Carter Sharer’s net worth, money and. Source of Wealth: YouTuber: Net Worth 2022: 100,000 - 1M: Earnings in 2022: Pending: Yearly Salary: Under Review: House(s) He lives in United States: Cars: There are no vehicles shown to the public. Later, he joined Carnegie Mellon University. Carter Sharer’s net worth estimate is 100,000 - 1M. Regarding his education detail, he has studied at Oakton High School, from where he held his graduation degree in 2012. The Carters residence in this modest 1960s ranch-style house corresponds with the highlights of Jimmy Carters political career from state senator (1963-71) to. Funny, cool, or just plain weird, youll find the socks your feet deserve.

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Carter Sharer & Lizzy Sharer Chang - Creative Disruption Podcast. Vince Carter is a former professional basketball player and. His brother, Stephen, and his sister, Grace, both are YouTube stars. We Toured Logan Pauls New 28,000,000 Home The Night Shift. According to Naibuzz, Carter Sharer net worth is estimated to be 3.5 million as of 2021.

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However, we got to know that his father is a lawyer, and his mother is an artist who creates impressive artworks using oil paints.Ĭarter grew up with his two siblings. carder along with lizzy capri, ryan prunty, stove's kitchen, bailey bagles payne, matt braeden, deniesse, andrew, elena and everyone who's been a part of team rar over the years have made this. Carter Sharer and Stove's Kitchen take you on a tour of the Team RAR house teamRAR HouseTourSubscribe to the members of TEAM RARCarter Sharer He found a 15,000 square-foot rental property in Los Angeles' Bel Air neighborhood, available to rent for a cool 39,700 per month. He has not provided detailed information regarding his past life and parents. Carter Sharer was born on the 21st of October, 1993 in Oakton, Virginia, United States.

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His time with the Nets was underrated

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Top 10 Plays of the Night: January 6th | NBA Highlights

NBA Top 10 Plays of the Night | January 6, 2020

Here are the top 10 plays from Monday nights action around the association, featuring Jaxson Hayes, Will Barton, Trae Young and more! (more…)

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This could be the END of Ja Morant! 2023 #jamorant#baddecisions#hood#gun#shorts #youmadeitout#grizzlies#grizzliesbasketball#nba#rich#ja#nba24highlights#NBA , #BASKETBALL , 

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Vince Carter's TOP 50 Plays

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Top 10 Most Emotional NBA Moments That Touched Millions!

In this video, we are taking a look at the top 10 most emotional NBA moments that have touched the hearts of millions around the world. From historic achievements to tear-jerking farewells, these moments have left an indelible mark on basketball fans everywhere. So, let's watch the unforgettable events that showcase the true spirit and emotional depth of the NBA. Top 10 Most Emotional NBA Moments That Touched Millions!

Kevin Garnett's Iconic Legacy: Kevin Garnett's 21-year NBA career is nothing short of legendary. Drafted straight out of high school by the Minnesota Timberwolves in 1995, Garnett played for the Timberwolves, Brooklyn Nets, and Boston Celtics. His memorable "Anything is possible!" declaration after winning the NBA Finals with the Celtics remains a defining moment of his career.

Allen Iverson Returns to Philadelphia: Allen Iverson's triumphant return to the Philadelphia 76ers in 2009 was a heartfelt reunion. Despite his years away, Iverson's connection with Philadelphia fans remained unbreakable, culminating in an emotional reception upon his return.

The Evolution of Rebounding in the NBA: Imagine a time when rebounds weren't officially tracked! In 1950, the NBA began recording this crucial stat, leading to legendary performances like Wilt Chamberlain's 55-rebound game. This change revolutionized the way we understand and appreciate players' contributions on the court.

Dirk Nowitzki's Emotional Farewell: Dirk Nowitzki's farewell to the Dallas Mavericks and the NBA in 2019 was a touching tribute to a player who dedicated his entire career to one team. From leading the Mavericks to their first NBA Championship in 2011 to his final game in Dallas, Nowitzki's journey is one for the ages.

The Pioneers of Integration in the NBA: In 1950, Chuck Cooper, Nat Clifton, and Earl Lloyd broke racial barriers in the NBA. These trailblazers paved the way for future generations, with Lloyd being the first black player to step onto an NBA court. Their contributions were monumental in shaping the league's inclusive future.

Vince Carter's Return to Toronto: Vince Carter's initial return to Toronto as an opponent was met with boos. However, over time, Raptors fans' sentiments shifted. During the team's 20th anniversary celebration, Carter was finally greeted with cheers, showcasing the power of time and reconciliation.

Michael Jordan's Emotional Championship Victory Without His Father: Michael Jordan's 1996 Championship victory was especially poignant, coming three years after his father's tragic murder. Winning on Father's Day, Jordan's tears and raw emotion highlighted the deep bond he shared with his father.

The NBA World Mourns Kobe Bryant's Tragic Passing: The sudden loss of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter crash in 2020 shocked the world. The global outpouring of grief and tributes at the Staples Center underscored Kobe's profound impact on the basketball community and beyond.

A Symbol Beyond Sports: The NBA Logo: The NBA logo, featuring the silhouette of Jerry West, has been an iconic symbol since its creation in 1971. It represents the essence of basketball and remains a timeless emblem of the league.

Steals and Blocks Finally Recognized: The defensive prowess of players like Nate Thurmond was evident even before steals and blocks were officially recorded as stats in 1974. This change highlighted the importance of defense and allowed for a more comprehensive appreciation of players' skills.

If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell button for more exciting NBA content!

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#Repost @sportscenter: On this date in 2000, Vince Carter became #Vinsanity at the dunk contest.

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Top 10 Plays of the Night: January 6th | NBA Highlights

NBA Top 10 Plays of the Night | January 6, 2020

Here are the top 10 plays from Monday nights action around the association, featuring Jaxson Hayes, Will Barton, Trae Young and more! (more…)

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Happy National Boyfriend Day to my fav hockey boys🎉. Every year, I highlight my favorite band members (i used to post about this on insta but i stopped and ya girl has never had a boyfriend) on this day and this year I’m going to highlight hockey players. (I know my chances of actually dating a hockey boy is super unlikely but it’s fun to talk about them).

Without further ado, in no particular order, here’s a list of hockey boys that are currently living rent free in my head/some of which, I would possibly take home to meet my family if I could:

-Carter Hart (THIS BOY RIGHT HERE IS MY CINNAMON APPLE, MY CREAM CHEESE CUTIE. HE’S TALL, HIS EYES ARE NICE, HE WORKS HARD, HE WATCHES FOOD NETWORK AND I JUST LOVE HOW HE’S SO HUMBLE AND SIMPLE AND HE GIVES BACK TO OTHERS LIKE THAT’S SO HOT AND HE’S SUCH A CUTIE)

-Vince Dunn (He may flex his wealth on us but I love the fact that he gives back to others and that he RESPECTS WOMEN and loves his mom, SUCH A CUTIE) (unrelated note: i can’t stand the goalie for the blues because he’s a douchey person but i like Vince)

-Andre Burakovsky (I think a lot about that video of him golfing at Top Golf, you know the one and also about him holding a baby in his Caps jersey. Also, this gif set is so cute)

-Quinn Hughes (Not gonna lie, I was a Jack girl at first but then I converted over to the SUPERIOR Hughes brother. Huggy bear is such a cute nickname and I want to embrace him in a hug. Also, we’re super close in age. Like Quinn is only a month older than me)

-Elias Pettersson (He’s moving in after seeing him in glasses and reading about how he advocated for his friends who were refugees. Also, he will always deserve the Calder over *redacted*)

-Mat Barzal (wears a chain, speed skater, the first guy I read fic for on here and will continue to read fic for. SUCH A CUTIE.)

-Anthony Beauviller (He has such beautiful eyes, he can bake and I wouldn’t mind raising a dog with him)

-Tyler Seguin (my favorite hockey himbo. If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be on this side of tumblr)

-Jason Dickinson (moved in during playoffs and definitely stayed after kneeling during the anthem)

-Nolan Patrick (a rosy cheeked cutie. I love his friendship with TK, it makes me smile so much. I prefer him with short hair but long hair works for him)

Honorable Mentions because I reached my image limit:

-Travis Konecny (I love TK and his chaotic energy and I also love his iconic chirps and his friendship with Nolan.)

-Pierre Luc-Dubois (he’s anti-Trump, he’s basically a fridge and I wouldn’t mind raising a dog with him as well)

-Elvis Merzlikins (He just moved in a few days ago and I don’t know much about him besides the fact that he’s cute and has a adorable dog)

-Jake Oettinger (moved in during playoffs and he’s basically like the Stars version of Carter Hart. Also, he has the cutest nickname, Otter)

-Brock Boeser (yes, I know about the post and I’m upset about it. He just moved in last month and he listens to One Direction)

-Tyson Jost (loves his mom and that’s so cute)

-Ryan Graves (He’s also a giraffe who reads anti-racism books so)

-Mikko Rantanen (just moved in last month after seeing how thicc he is in shorts and I read a really good fic with him in it)

-Phil Myers (is a giraffe and wears a chain so)

-Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost (they moved in at the beginning of my hockey journey but I haven’t seen much about them or from them on here)

-Andrei Svechnikov (He moved in during playoffs after I saw him in a suit and we’re super close in age)

-Mitch Marner (He moved in the beginning but I don’t keep up with him as much as I used to but he’s still on the radar)

-Gritty (STRAIGHT UP PURE CHAOS THAT I’M HERE FOR)

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Vince Carter's Underrated Nets Highlights

In case you didn't know how ridiculous Vince Carter's highlights were with the New Jersey Nets (and he dunked on Zo 3 times)!