Best buzzer-beaters in NBA history

This shot is one of the most iconic in NBA history, solidifying Michael Jordan's reputation as a clutch player. Its impact on the 1989 Playoff series against the Cavaliers makes it unforgettable.

This shot is considered the perfect end to Michael Jordan's second stint with the Bulls, sealing his sixth championship. Its drama and the context of the NBA Finals make it legendary.

This shot is legendary for its incredible distance and the context of the NBA Finals, demonstrating Jerry West's ability under pressure. Although the three-point line did not exist, its impact was immense.

The speed with which Derek Fisher executed this shot and the importance of the game make it an unforgettable moment in Playoff history. It is an example of perfect execution under extreme pressure.

The tension of the seventh Playoff game and the dramatic way the ball bounced four times before going in make it a modern and memorable buzzer-beater. It was a decisive moment in the Raptors' path to the championship.

The distance of the shot and Damian Lillard's iconic celebration, waving goodbye to the Thunder, made it instantly memorable. It's a perfect example of Lillard's confidence in decisive moments.

This shot is one of LeBron James' many clutch shots, highlighting his ability to perform in high-pressure Playoff moments. It demonstrates his versatility and leadership.

Robert Horry was known as 'Big Shot Bob' for his ability to hit clutch shots, and this is one of his most famous. His three-pointer tied a crucial Conference Finals series.

This buzzer-beating three-pointer was a key moment in Anthony Davis' career and in the Los Angeles Lakers' path to the 2020 championship. It showed his ability to be decisive in the Playoffs.

This is one of Kobe Bryant's many game-winning shots, showing his clutch ability and 'Mamba' mentality. It's an example of his determination to win.

Joe Johnson is one of the players with the most game-winning shots in NBA history, and this Playoff floater is one of his most outstanding. It demonstrates his coolness in critical moments.

This is a very recent example of a buzzer-beater, showing that these moments continue to be an exciting part of today's NBA. It highlights Quickley's ability to be decisive.

Another very recent example of a buzzer-beater, highlighting the excitement of the current NBA season. It underscores the importance of accuracy in the final seconds.

This shot by Larry Johnson with the Charlotte Hornets is an example of his ability to be decisive in the final moments of the game. Although less famous than his four-point play, it was a key moment in his early career.