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Derek Fisher Playoffs 2004 Miracle shot vs Spurs

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Uploaded by on Jan 16, 2007

After the incredible shot made by Tim Duncan, Fisher scores one of the most unbelievable shots in Playoffs history with only 0.4 secs left

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  • hahaha i remember seen this i turned the tv off thinking the lakers lost than my dad made me turn it on because he wanted to watch the end of da game so i made a bet that nothing was going to happen and 0.4 seconds later...

    I lost 50 dollars!!!

  • never celebrate until the clocks final minutes are up.

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  • Derek Fisher's speed rating was pumped to 99 after he made that shot.

  • WOOOO- OH GOD RUN RUN

  • LOL HAHAHAH bryant is a dumb ass. I think he knows now that disher aint. Fag like he is

  • i think kobe thought fisher was gonna hug him n shit when he got up from hittin the shot n hes just flyin past him b4 they review it haha that shits so funny

  • i remember this game it was on the day of my high school grd party we was going nuts after the game i love the lakers thay need that game if thay lost it might been tough wing the wast that year

  • Why did Lakers ran out?

  • beautiful shot by duncan but not enough

  • damn, the spurs and their fans were sure they won

  • impossble

  • there was a video on top 10 long distant bombs of 2007 NBA season . someone made a halfcourt shot with .5 seconds. thats only .1 more, from 40 ft more tho

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