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- Its minimum distance from the basket to the nearest sideline, on each side, is 22 feet. This 22-foot shot is referred to by most as the “corner three,” and is also the closest point a shooter can take for a three-pointer.
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Sep 29, 2006 · Tom Chambers throws down the most devastating dunk in the history of the NBA vs. the Knicks back in 1989. The first NBA player to literally leap over a defender for a flush. Look at...
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Jan 27, 2019 · On January 27th 1989, Tom Chambers of the Phoenix Suns threw down one of the greatest game dunks in NBA history over Mark Jackson of the New York Knicks. This iconic dunk is just one of...
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Mar 31, 2006 · An NBA three point line is around 23 feet from the basket, so first you have to jump 23ft and then you also have to still carry height to dunk a ball 10ft in the year.
The NBA three point line is 23 feet. I don't think even those guys are even close to high enough at 23 feet because the way they fall at the end of the jump suggests that 29 feet is a lot longer than landing on two feet as you would anticipate when trying to dunk.
Aug 25, 2011 · Tom Chambers’ flying dunk on Mark Jackson is widely considered to be one of the better dunks in league history. It’s not so much that Chambers dunks on Jackson but rather dunks through him. It’s as though Chambers doesn’t even see Jackson standing in his path.
Jan 28, 2017 · Tom Chambers’ iconic jam on Mark Jackson. This episode covers: - details behind one of the NBA’s all-time greatest slam dunks [Jan 27, 1989] The first in a new series of podcast episodes: Behind the Game. Learn why Tom Chambers and Mark Jackson are forever linked in NBA history.
Jun 2, 2015 · Toiling for the high octane Suns in one of Electronic Arts’ earliest entries into the pixelated sports arena, Lakers Versus Celtics and the NBA Playoffs, Chambers was able to take off from the...
