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Hoop Doctors’ house call: The top 10 game-winners of 2011-12 (plus bonus multilingual clip)

August 23, 2012

This one goes out by request; BallinEurope buddies the Hoop Doctors have put together their clip of the Top 10 Game-Winning Shots for the 2011-12 season.

European basketball fans will note Team England’s Luol Deng at no. 10 and incoming Anadolu Efes guard Jordan Farmar figuring in at no. 9, but clearly this one should be labeled “game-winners of the 2011-12 *NBA* season”; BiE rectifies the oversight by placing The Continent’s top example – in six languages, no less – below the Doctors’. And for more from last season on this side of the Atlantic, BiE’s playlist can be found here.

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  1. gold
    14 years ago

    There’s just two months left until the start of the NBA season. And what better way to get you revved up for the 2012-13 season than a video of some heart stopping game winners?

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14 years ago 1 Comment More, NBA/NCAAAnadolu Efes, basketball highlights, Giorgios Printezis, Jordan Farmar, Luol Deng, NBA, NBA 2011-12, Olympiacos
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