NBA’s Top 10 Plays of the Night | November 26, 2024

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Five games of Hoops on a Tuesday, you're locked into the world.
Top 10 on NBA.com at number 10.
Old men avert your eyes.
It can happen to the best of us.
Check out Bradley Beal doing some denying on father time.
Tracking back and smacking that shot.
Defense gets in at number 10.
Moving along to number 9.
And it's the Houston Highlight Machine, known as Jalen Green.
Who in the league gets up higher than that guy?
Jalen Green with the stuff in at number 9.
Up to number 8.
And it's Keyshawn George.
Sometimes I dream that he is me, flying like the goat against the bulls.
Look at George.
Between two defenders, up and under.
And with a little English on the window, that's good for number 8.
Up to number 7.
Fred Van Vliet to Alperin Shungun.
But we're checking in with the Go-Bear Report.
Rudy treating Alperin rudely.
He goes up against the swat there.
That's good for number 7.
At number 6, Apella Larson deflects the pass.
We got a foot race, and Jimmy Butler doesn't care about fairness in foot races.
He just bumps Damian Lillard out of the way to claim the number 6 place.
Look at the physicality there from Jimmy Butler getting it in at number 6.
Up to number 5.
And it's an inbound throw down.
LeBron James throws it up.
And the rookie gets the stuff.
Dalton Connick throws it home at the throne.
He's in at number 5.
On to number 4, where we always get up off the floor.
And sometimes it's just a layup that we score.
Anthony Edwards having a pocket dribble.
Going between two defenders, then hanging.
And it's at number 4 off the Eurostep.
And that's even for number 4 as well.
Up to number 3.
Jimmy Butler seems to have the angle on this play.
Forgot about Dre.
Andre Jackson Jr. tracking back and smacking that shot.
That gets in at number 3.
Up to number 2.
Anthony Edwards dishes to Rudy, who gets treated rudely.
That's nothing but pumpkin Jabari Smith.
Just volleyball spikes that shot out of the air.
Good for number 2.
But at number 1, Keontae George sets it up.
And Drew Eubanks cranks that one home.
Beautiful little in time.
And there's no denying that one as number 1 on NBA.com.
Cut it.
