Rasheed Wallace's 60-foot circus shot at the buzzer needs a deep rewind

The Denver Nuggets have the ball up 3 points with just over a second remaining, which means this game is over. But just for fun, let's check in on two teams, the Nuggets and the Detroit Pistons, undergoing interesting transition years ... and let's talk about Rasheed Wallace, perhaps the guy most equipped to surprise us right now.
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[@aarondobres9063]

Between this, the Collapse video, the Malice at the Palace Rewinder, the Tayshaun Prince block Rewinder, and the Rasheed Wallace/refs Beef History, I feel like I have a master's degree in the 2000s Pistons

[@LesterDiamond007]

That's what I really remember"sheed"for, his constant back & forth w/the refs! I believe if he would've just played his career would have been more memorable....to me anyway🤔!

[@khaitranngoc4176]

I mean a master's degree in the 2000s Pistons could also lead to more interesting one, like a degree in Jailblazers (Sheed's ready, the Blazers rewinder both in "The Memorial Day Miracle" and their game 7 kerfuffle against the Lakers, and their Collapse)

[@brickboy7510]

That’s a great degree to have

[@mariov5035]

Yes

[@dariusbrooks21]

Are you from MI Aaron?

[@toomuchmidi]

I remember watching this on TV when it happened with my late brother. We couldn't believe what we had just witnessed and started laughing our asses off at the absurdity of it. He was a huge fan of the Rasheed, and I was always stanning for Ben Wallace. When my brother passed, I stopped watching basketball altogether. It wasn't the same without him. And I hadn't thought of this particular bit in years! Lol, thank you so much for the nostalgia trip. 😄

[@s.h.723]

Did they win the game in OT? It wasn’t mentioned in the video so I’m guessing not

[@JDub3799]

@@s.h.723 they did. Seth says it in the outro

[@remakesmusic]

I’m sorry for your loss bud ❤️

[@s.h.723]

@@JDub3799 haha i should have waited

[@cuhmunitycarr140]

Condolences my G, much love

[@mattarmitage4083]

BALL DON'T LIE! Sheeds a hero and doesn't get the love he deserves.

[@MannyMensah94]

Facts.... one of underrated pfs in the 2000s

[@SteveFrench_420]

A "hero"? 🤣😂😂😂😂🤣... A hero... sigh.

[@steph_566]

@@SteveFrench_420 yea, hero is a pretty strong word just for someone who was really good at basketball

[@kaiserrino8774]

Could've been the best PF ever, if he cared enough.

[@SteveFrench_420]

@@steph_566 definitely. I mean, he's one helluva baller, but "hero"? That's a little much.

[@jameating]

Dude got T’s and chucked 3’s

[@dallinferguson994]

He was a 3 and T player lol

[@pokecool2257]

@@dallinferguson994 That is the best and most accurate descriptions of 'Sheed ever, and I will use this from now on.

[@bigdaddytrichardson4994]

"Welcome to a moment in history" never fails to send chills through My body.

[@bielzenef]

Shout out to Sheed's long and illustrious career with the Atlanta Hawks.

[@maximus3511]

The man had his best PPG avg in ATL - all of one game lol

[@Villasttp]

Better than Melos

[@RS-nx6qh]

I remember that trade

[@WestsideVakay]

Instant Hawks HoFer for those career avgs

[@rubensepulveda429]

He won a championship that year with Detroit right!! After that one game stint with the hawks

[@滋榎本]

During the Pistons era, when Rasheed hit a three, the fans shouted "Sheeeeed!" Also, I remember him hitting with his left hand, which is not his dominant arm, for some reason when he hit threes.

[@xbeeslebossx]

he hit one in the all star game shooting lefty for fun but wouldn’t do it in actual games

[@simonhui5638]

@@xbeeslebossx he did , I rmb him shooting some 3 with his left but didn’t see him make one in game

[@ItsYouAreNotYour]

Must be why his 3 point percentage is below average at 31%.

[@GR-nz3om]

@@ItsYouAreNotYour this was pre-curry. 31 percent for a big man was not common

[@CreatedByWin]

@@ItsYouAreNotYour you’re young, huh?

[@JWex-jy7sk]

The 2006-07 Denver Nuggets went through a pretty eventful season - Lost Kenyon Martin after two games due to a season ending knee injury - Got into that huge brawl on the court against the Knicks that got Melo suspended for 15 games and JR Smith suspended for 10 games - The day after the suspensions were announced they traded for Allen Iverson - Thought they had this game won until they witnessed Rasheed knock it in from long range - And they still made the playoffs with a 45-37 record and had to go 10-1 in their last 11 games to get in

[@ryanmahon1]

Was a great season loved that era of the nuggs

[@khaitranngoc4176]

While battling the 2000s Western (which includes just in their division only, a rising Jazz, Kevin Garnett and the Wolves, and looking wider there's Suns, Mavs, Spurs, and even more individual greatness a la Lakers). Scratching 45 with that much trouble is crazy.

[@MHBULLSFAN]

Also beat the Spurs (which would go on to win the title) in game 1 of the 1st round & lost next 4

[@ockhamsblazer]

@@ryanmahon1i heard melo doesn’t get love from nugget fans and the city in general though.

[@GotDamBoi]

there will never be another Rasheed Wallace lmao one of a kind

[@talon2rell]

Now a days you would get suspended for saying ball don't lie.

[@cuhmunitycarr140]

@@talon2rell remember Duncan getting ejected while not being on the court and also not having even looked at the ref 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 They just don't know about the 2000s NBA

[@LesterDiamond007]

His pouting & whining & back & forth w/the refs really clouded his game for me. He left a lot to b desired cause he could play.....but all the extra antics got in the way!!!

[@July-yk3un]

Absolutely, he's a hall of famer in my mind

[@sahm5071]

So many pistons fans talk About seeing this live. It was a time when you couldn’t turn off the game even when “it was over”

[@Carteruss]

Laker fan here who watched it live too. Had no idea why I didn’t turn it off - Couldn’t believe what I was witnessing

[@ChrisSauce77]

The 2k Pistons were a juggernaut of epic proportions. People don't realize they went to 6 straight ECFs during their impressive run. We sort of expected them to get to the ECF on default. And when Billups was traded that ended this team, almost like a curse. They're only starting to dig out from that move now.

[@thomasgendzwill8109]

That call is just incredible too, it's awesome when a moment is so cool that the announcers lose all semblance of decorum and turn into children hootin and hollerin at something unbelievably spectacular

[@emirepresa9500]

This also might have been the local tv broadcast but yeah. Love when they lost it haha

[@demaszstyo9644]

The Red Sox ending the Bambino curse in 2004 deserves a deep rewind

[@kushCloudz1Clips]

Watched this live craziest moment in detroit sports ive watched live

[@illbill003]

Bro I was at this game live. I remember Piston fans leaving and I'm sitting there with my cousin saying it's not over until it's over. The place went crazy when he made that shot!

[@ChiMulaa]

Narrator: “Look around the floor and you’ll see this not the same Pistons [from 2004]” Us: We can’t, look at the quality 😭😂

[@whatwelearned]

Hey that vaguely black and white blob is clearly who he's talking about!

[@ChiMulaa]

@@whatwelearned 😂😂😂

[@cuhmunitycarr140]

YYYYYYYYYYYYYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TravJam317]

Ah yes. The days before high def was the norm.

[@jaranameer2882]

It would’ve been nice if they named the players on the court.

[@danglesnipecelly13]

Dude the 2000’s pistons were a fun time. Even though they came out with only 1 championship during that time it was a damn good time being a pistons fan.

[@jerodtabb311]

Ikr 💯 should have back to back tho 💯💪🤞🏼💯

[@ChrisSauce77]

Sheed not guarding Horry still sends shivers down my spine. But I love him anyway.

[@devinbrown4454]

I was at this game with my dad, but was on the outside steps leaving when we heard the roar of the crowd. Us, along with hundreds of fans rushed back in to watch the overtime (from even better seats).

[@claytonp.4725]

Did they win in OT?

[@imfinishedgrinding638]

@@claytonp.4725 13:26 they did

[@Jarekthegamingdragon]

We really need a rewinder on dame's okc shot. There was SO MUCH trash talk from okc before that shot.

[@marlowe5511]

Would be the best rewind

[@ethans-clips]

For real

[@CXBrock]

Fun Fact - since those Playoffs OKC has 3 playoff wins and Trailblazers also only have 3 playoff wins yet OKC has a boat load of draft picks, SGA, and Giddey, with a better long term future. The winner of that shot was definitely OKC.

[@ogmc88]

Sneakily some of your most polished and well researched work, great job Seth.

[@enzoxu8487]

MY guy Rasheed is so underrated. Techs overshadowed his career

[@broaddusmarines]

You pretty much gave the reason why he’s slept on in your second sentence.

[@ItsYouAreNotYour]

I think he's rated just fine. 14.4 pts, 6.7 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 33.6% from 3. 72% from the line.

[@LesterDiamond007]

Don't forget to constant pouting, whining, & bickering w/the refs. He truly left a lot to b desired w/his game!!

[@enzoxu8487]

@@ItsYouAreNotYour i meant his stats in his prime. career averages don't really mean anything sometimes.

[@thischannelisnolongeractive.]

i was literally just thinking about how i wanted Seth Rosenthal to tell me an interesting basketball story this is uncanny

[@dusk6159]

Thank god it was Seth too. Too great of an occasion to not have him commenting It.

[@ggsbruhlmao2460]

I love that we got back to back rewinds for the mid 2000s Pistons

[@LesterDiamond007]

They should've been a more dominant team than they were, but"sheed's"constant back & forth w/the refs really hurt that. That's what I remember him for.

[@ggsbruhlmao2460]

@@LesterDiamond007 his on and off the court crusade to challenge an authority that we now know was in fact malevolent is one of the top reasons why he’s my second favorite ball player of all time. (First fav is the other Wallace)

[@LesterDiamond007]

@@ggsbruhlmao2460 Who is this"malevolent authority"you're speaking of? Didn't the rest of the players in the league have to deal w/this menacing figure also🤔? That"crusade"u speak of dominated his career......instead of his🏀play, SAD!!!

[@ChrisSauce77]

I had the pleasure of watching Rasheed Wallace play basketball for Detroit for several seasons. The man is a freaking legend here.

[@eduardolujanl]

Man you don't know how much I love these Rewinder videos, the way you tell the whole story and context of specific moments in sports history, but hell, it would be just great if you didn't just end them like that with a replay of the moment itself, and instead you told us a little about the aftermath of that moment, about what happened after, how the players involved reacted, how the sports world reacted, how the moments after that moment were, etc., just to give us a little sense of closure about that story.

[@steelerfaninperu]

I was at this game, and I'll never forget it. Friends were begging to leave and beat traffic and I said never leave early because that's for punk asses. Sheed drained this shot and every person on their way out scrambled back to snatch up random seats. Look at any OT footage compared to the 4th quarter, nobody's in the same place in the stands. We stayed in our spot. And that's why you never leave early people, because Sheed might just drain a 60ft shot on an inbounds steal.

[@wanderlustwarrior]

I mean... did you take advantage of the open seats to move up before overtime started (if you were in a good section to do so)?

[@pedrojim7667]

I remember watching this game with my grandfather. I was thinking about him last night. You definitely earned a subscriber 🙏

[@CommonSenseless1993]

I remember catching this game on television live during the final moments. It’s crazy how this relatively unimportant regular season game has stood the test of time. I don’t think I’ll ever forget it.

[@muizmin]

2004 pistons, or simply early 2000s pistons easily the most underrated championship calliber squad ever for me

[@tennaj1367]

Pause at 2:45 ! The fact that the GREAT hall of fame center Ben Wallace is just a little taller than Rip and Chauncey is AMAZING !!!! Hard work pays off.

[@JonMichaelDeShazer]

Every time I see Rasheed Wallace I think of that shot to this day. Another thing worth mentioning is the Denver Nuggets had not won in Detroit in over a decade and the significance alone of ending that streak was important to the team as well (Carmelo had never won in Detroit up to that point either).

[@hitemhines8650]

Sheed is a very underrated player, he was great at all aspects of the game. One of my all time favorites

[@ItsYouAreNotYour]

I mean...he was a decent player to have on your team. But one of your all time favorites? Hyperbolic and caught up in the video moment?

[@hitemhines8650]

@@ItsYouAreNotYour nah he’s been my guy since his days at UNC

[@LesterDiamond007]

@@hitemhines8650 So has he been doing the back & forth w/the refs since UNC? Cause that's what I remember a/b his NBA career, pouting, whining, constant complaining.......he really left a lot to b desired!!

[@hitemhines8650]

@@LesterDiamond007 haha ok buddy keep up the good work! NBA refs are obviously the the most unbiased people on earth. He dominated college and was coached by Dean Smith one of the greatest ever to do it. Look up what he has to say about Sheed

[@LesterDiamond007]

@@hitemhines8650 I never said"Sheed"didn't have the skills to pay the bills but the antics got in the way of said skills. U make it seem as if I called him a scrub or a bum🤨.

[@vittiriowashington5211]

Sheed played for 3 different teams in one NBA season... Legendary!

[@stonecoldku4161]

The 2008 National Championship. Kansas vs. Memphis. Mario's Miracle deserves a Deep Rewind video.

[@MarloSoBalJr]

That collapse by Memphis was such a head scratcher. Even with prime D-Rose, I dunno how Kansas came back

[@stonecoldku4161]

@@MarloSoBalJr You have to give credit to Kansas. Yes, Memphis made some mistakes that gave Kansas opportunities. But Kansas had to take advantage of those opportunities. In the last two minutes of the game Kansas made the plays that they *had* to make in order give themselves a chance. Darrell Arthur had to hit a jumper just inside the three-point line, which is outside of his normal range to cut it to a 7-point lead. Then Collins had to steal the inbounds pass and then knock down a three from the corner to get it to four. Chalmers had to hit a pair of clutch free-throws (on a one and one situation); Arthur hit a tough turnaround jumper with defender right in his face and then the clutch three to send it to OT. Then Kansas executed better in the OT to win it. That was a great tournament that year with all number one seeds getting to the Final Four for the first time ever and the only time that has happened to this point. A Curry led 10 seed Davidson team made it to the Elite Eight. There were buzzer beating game winners throughout the tournament and you top it off with an OT Final. Underrated tournament in my opinion and an underrated tournament moment as well. "Chalmers for the tie..." Mario's Miracle.

[@bangaamen501]

Right before my work shift Thanks Secret Base, y'all as clutch as this moment

[@danceyrselfkleen]

Damn they dont have wifi at the Popeyes you work at?

[@AlligatorArms]

I had just gotten off work on this night & I checked the score on gamecast. It was just heading to overtime. I open the game log & it said “Rasheed Wallace makes 62 foot 3 point shot” at 0.0. Given the context, I’d pretty much concluded that was a typo; it often was-like, gamecast frequently says “end of game” without saying a buzzer beater occurred or adjusting the score accordingly. At that point I turned on the game to realize to my amazement that I’d been mistaken. I didn’t see it live but I’ve probably watched this play a 1,000 times anyway. And been waiting 15+ years (and counting) to get any of the Denver feeds of this play…they have to exist somewhere!

[@attiepollard7847]

No kidding. How is that hockeytown cafe and they had a WWE contest because this was doing WrestleMania we can Detroit and they had shown the game but it was about to cut off because they were losing at the very last second they kept the game rolling because Rasheed Wallace made that three and we was all cheering.

[@Rodneyjackson11]

I remember watching this love with my brother we were like 11&12 haha we were to hype

[@aaronprince5737]

I loved Sheed he was one of my favorite players growing up

[@LesterDiamond007]

So u loved the constant back & forth w/the refs🤔? His constant pouting, whining, & bickering w/them 😓, it really left a lot to b desired in his game.....for me at least!

[@aaronprince5737]

@@LesterDiamond007 no he was one of the best forwards in the game that was overshadowed by Garnett and Duncan

[@LesterDiamond007]

@@aaronprince5737 I'm glad someone was able to appreciate"sheed's"game, I wasn't! I believe he's a little better than KG, but his antics on the court wouldn't allow that to shine.

[@aaronprince5737]

@@LesterDiamond007 outside of his antics would you agree that he was one of the best forwards in the game for years?

[@LesterDiamond007]

@@aaronprince5737 I truly didn't get to see it, sorry! I believe if he hadn't given the refs the energy & attention he did, he could've been more dominant. Remember he was drafted b4 KG in '95!

[@advicegiant9433]

Ahhh the good old days, Thanks secret base for the rewind to my going-to-work Pistons. That squad struck fear in teams. Each player had an element beat teams every night. True defense true teamwork, true blue collar Pistons.

[@dabeamer42]

The build-up in this vid was well done. Nice job, Seth.

[@dimitriusrivera9872]

BLESSINGS

[@piggybankvillan]

Watched this live and I popped off so much. This team is what got me into basketball and I will always have such good memories of them.

[@kicking222]

"I don't know, their offensive mouth?" was a really funny line. That would've fit in well in any Clara Morris video. Great work by Seth, as always. My only remark is that the end-of-video links should have been Baron Davis and Teresa Weatherspoon. :)

[@Chilluminati_]

Man I yelled so loud when it went in, back in the day my mom came rushing in thinking something was wrong. She understood when it was on the news the next day. Good times.

[@theebraggart]

Loved this video as a fellow Detroiter sheed is one of my top five favorite players ever!!! Apart of the best 5 alive

[@BrandanTheBroker]

Watching Wallace shoot makes you wonder if he didn't rack up techs like kills in COD, would the Blazers been able to bring home a championship, or been a fit on the Lakers or Spurs.

[@coasterdaydreams7150]

Editing kudos for the "this right here.....is Rasheed Wallace" cut to Sheed with that giant toothy grin. Made me laugh out loud. Well done 😆

[@danieljoseph8120]

What an incredible break down. Thank you for this content.

[@matic93t]

Started watching early 2000s basketball because of the champion Pistons and Spurs. I loved teamwork and the way they played defense as the key to their success.

[@dudochalmers10]

Fun Stat, this team has 3 rewinders involved. The consistency of this team to reach ECF is insane

[@guillermomacias9618]

Wish I grew up in that era, instead I got Rodney stuckey 😒

[@tracytrawick322]

You know what's coming yet it still puts a grin on your face when it occurs. Deep rewind viewer prep/setting the stage was excellent, as is the norm. Truly a great job because I didn't like Rasheed, his game or his attitude much back then, but for the purposes of this rewind history, you made me his biggest fan. Impressive, bullseye. Strange how that works.

[@OmnipotentSpud]

Sheed was a man so stubborn he forgot you "needed" star power to win a championship. Ball don't lie indeed.

[@pranavmanie1479]

My favorite KZbin series, back at it like always :) unbelievable quality, the Rewinder series (at least the basketball ones) have always been consistently good. Please do Jokic's super-awkward game-winning buzzer beater against Dallas in 2019: right after Luka hit a monster contact dunk giving the Mavs a 1-point lead, but also missed the ensuing free throw. Luka shed a couple of tears after that one. Alternatively: Iggy's game-winning fadeaway against OKC in 2013!

[@DESOUSAB]

You guys produce seriously great content. Thank you!

[@homunculusSZN]

You have to do a rewinder on that Billups shot against the Nets if you haven’t yet. Probably the best play of his career.

[@coachsondberg]

your channel is low-key some of the best NBA journalism ever. its this, bball breakdown and thinking basketball, with honorable mention to the ringer. props man!

[@illWillienumber31]

Ben Wallace is really the greatest defender ever and didn't get named to the top 75 list. Says a lot about NBA media.

[@selanryn5849]

Melo making the 75th anniversary team says the media is too heavily based in NYC. I love Melo, but he's definitely the most questionable pick on that list.

[@uncleusuh]

@@selanryn5849 Funny how you say he's the most questionable and does not include CP3 and Westbrook.

[@akshaysundru482]

@@selanryn5849 Nah Melo has done enough to belong on the lower end of that list, there are some guys from the 50's-70's that definitely don't deserve it now, and you can definitely argue that he's done more than Dame has currently.

[@akshaysundru482]

@@uncleusuh Because CP3 and Russ have simply had greater careers than Melo? Like accolades wise CP3 and Russ defintely beat Melo, funny enough Melo's one of the few greats on this list who've won less than Russ or CP3, at their best their offensive outputs were equal to or exceeding Melos (CP3 roughly equal Russ at his peak clearly exceeded Melo's offensive output), and on defence CP3 clears.

[@dusk6159]

@@selanryn5849 If Carmelo Anthony had a different name we wouldn't even remember his good past seasons.

[@mamba24ever8]

Another great video like always. Only other thing I would’ve liked to see mentioned in this video is that the Pistons notoriously passed on Carmelo Anthony in the 2003 draft to draft Darko Millic instead, altering the future of the Pistons ultimately who could’ve formed a genuine dynasty. I actually think Chauncey recently said he fully thought Melo was gonna join the Pistons and would’ve won multiple championships all together. Thought this would’ve been good to mention since this classic Rasheed buzzer beater was against Melo’s Nuggets (also Chauncey and Iverson later got traded for each other).

[@jkg_1985]

very true

[@hubertsumlin9697]

Gotta love Sheed

[@tylerlundeen4854]

Karl didn’t call a timeout to draw up a play per se. He called the timeout to advance the ball. It was the right play.

[@Warden033]

Bingo

[@Stewartlittle2]

This channel has the best narrators, they all always seem to do a great job

[@damienrowley443]

Sheed air balling that lefty three in game was so funny and dope. Much respect. 😂

[@LesterDiamond007]

Between air ball lefties & constant pouting, whining, & bickering w/the refs I never was able to appreciate"sheed's"game........just saying🤔!!!

[@Suarez05]

The announcer's voice crack always gives me LIFE.

[@lhfirex]

This rewinder helped me think of how fun Sheed was as a player. Kinda hate that he got this bad rep from the media while he was playing.

[@LesterDiamond007]

I'm glad u were able to appreciate"sheed's"game, I wasn't😞! The constant pouting, whining, & bickering w/the refs really wore me out. He left a lot to b desired.....at least for me!!!

[@ampersand2001]

Great work Seth! Always glad to see more Pistons greatness, and shout out to Detroit Bad Boys!

[@ztaleb12]

At the time, we didn’t have access to the live game so we were tracking the play-by-play. Well, the website displayed the “final” score and the Pistons were still down. You should have seen our shock the next morning when the buzzer beater was all over ESPN. Even though I didn’t get to see it live, this moment was still special

[@Ph.40Lowks]

This is why SecretBase is the best ✊🏽✊🏽 love the content guys

[@jrobfilms1]

amazing work as always.

[@ericmarks7648]

Sheed. He was insane to watch. You could feel how amazing he was.The best player I've ever seen. Control a game on both ends for 10 minutes, then get bored.

[@kevinmassey1164]

Such a great channel…

[@jctslice]

Pistons were used to stuff like this. Chauncey Billups in that classic 3OT playoff game 5 vs the nets almost 2 decades ago banked in a 40 foot 3-pointer to send that game to its 1st of the aforementioned 3 OTs. This team era was unlike many other in NBA history because of how dominant they were with no standout superstar & the fact that teams literally struggled to score 70 points vs their defense when they were at their apex. Great era

[@jareddavidmanifold313]

I used to watch so much pistons ball through the years during this era it's just funny how much I remember everything covered in the video. I even remember that sheed left hand air ball at Toronto early 2006.

[@drewwhite29]

I remember this game like yesterday growing up in Michigan the pistons were everything!

[@joshlewis575]

Rasheed was great back then, but if he played now, with that length, his rim protection and ability to switch, plus his 3 point shooting, he'd be a top 5 player in the league.

[@tonyroberts7481]

Rip Hamilton was so underrated IMHO. Great puzzle piece to any team.

[@taylordunekacke5784]

JR Smith Blazing off the bench. I see what you did there 🤣

[@somebodyontheinternet1090]

I'm pretty sure I watched this game live and it was the most insane thing I ever saw

[@bofo408]

"Jr Smith blazing off the bench" I see what you did there secret base

[@Yourcousinjoseph]

Thanks for dropping so much heat recently keep it up

[@serisothikos]

These are the sorts of stories I can't get enough of.

[@SantanaMoss15]

My favorite reaction to a buzzer beater ever.

[@_WESTSIDE_]

I love those pistons and I’m a lifelong spurs fan Ben Wallace and Rasheed two of my fave players ever

[@WarthunderDude69]

"sheed's long and illustrious hawks career..." LMFAO!!!!!

[@Riles3152]

I watched this game live. On the last possession, I decided to watch it even though I all but knew the game was over, because in the back of my head, I was thinking, what if someone stole this pass and made a half court shot? Lo and behold, Sheed went ahead and did just that 😂

[@sumeetbeniwal6365]

Wow lol

[@CompleteProducer84]

I've always felt that in another life, Sheed was the 11th member of Wu Tang

[@MegaMusiclover44]

Greatest moment of my childhood was my dad running into me and my brothers bedroom when this happened, waking us up, and frantically turning on the TV so that’s we could see it

[@torrey88]

My dad and I were in the parking lot when this happened. They had no business winning this game, so the fact they somehow won it was amazing. Also, my dad and I also left early from the Palace brawl game 😂

[@qceaz11]

That Pistons Team Had One Of The Greatest 5+ Year Runs Ever

[@dallinferguson994]

I've watched all the basketball videos on this channel in a very short amount of time. Just when I was hoping for something new to watch.

[@nobodysbusinezz]

I will never again doubt Rasheed Wallace.

[@aryansebastianpillai8976]

Since we're in the topic of longshot buzzer beaters, I think the Devin Harris one against Iguodala might get some love? It's just so iconic and the way the shot was released is so amazing.

[@EbikingViking992]

Please do a Miracle on Ice rewinder. No sports moment deserves it more imo

[@ChrisTrebs]

I saw this happen live and was the best shot ever

[@blubastud]

It's amazing how I watch these things even though I already know what's going to happen, lol.

[@KemmerlingKomputers]

a race car vhs tape rewinder?! im sold, you didnt have to do a single other thing,

[@justghost8713]

Detroit Basketball!🏀

[@michaelmilhizer688]

I remember watching this game with my dad both huge Detroit fans but I was a die hard Iverson fan and that shot hurt and my dad didn’t help cuz he was like “I swear he called glass” I was only rooting for the nuggets cuz they were trying to make the 8th seed .

[@jdrummerdd]

man give us denver people SOMETHING to be happy about 😭 rewinder on Von's super bowl strip sack??? great work as always

[@aloe-aurora]

There are hundreds of crowd members with their backs turned to the action as that ball went in. Thousands exited already. It's wild that a minority of the crowd remained to watch that.

[@step-p4j]

I remember just started watching my Spurs in 2005. And we won the finals. Been a spurs fan ever since but I always watched Detroit, because that’s the team they defeated. And I always wondered why Ben Wallace left in 2007. And I remember Bulls swept the heat in 2007. And we defeated the Cavs in the finals. Now that I’m 24 I wonder if it would’ve been a finals rematch had Ben Wallace been on the pistons in 2007. & I also didn’t know that’s why Nuggets traded for Iverson because of Melos suspension

[@austinreed5805]

13:07 What a shot!