Ray Allen's AMAZING game-tying 3-pointer in Game 6!

Check out this INCREDIBLE three pointer by Ray Allen in the closing seconds of Game 6 of the NBA Finals that ties the game and forces overtime where the Heat would go on to win and force a final & decisive Game 7 in Miami against the Spurs!

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[JoeyComedian]

This is the most clutch shot in NBA Finals history.

[mnmj]

this is the type of shot everyone imagines themself hitting while in grade school

[spence]

8 years ago and it still gives me chills.

[nathanielrupa]

So no one's gonna talk about how he back pedalled beautifully and felt that he's in 3 point line? Man, that's insane.

[jusvnn]

Chris Bosh’s offensive rebound is probably the most underrated....

[brianhill]

How about Chris Bosh though. He doesn't grab that board the game is all but over

[giiotm]

Came here on the 10th anniversary to pay my respects to one of the most clutch plays in SPORTS history. Ray Allen changed the course of history with this shot. This moment was truly Legendary.

[aubrieee_]

Ray Allen will always be remembered by this incredible shoot. Legend indeed.

[tylercraig]

I like to stare at certain areas to see the reaction

[NICKHAM]

Not even a Heat fan, but my favorite part about this is that Ray didn't look down once, he just knew he was at the 3-point line. Greatest shot of all time.

[douglaspinsak]

Let's not ignore the fact that Lebron's brick set all of this up beautifully.

[DarErie]

It's been 8 years of me thinking about this moment. Still gives me chills

[henrylynvaller]

James catches, puts up for three. Won't go. Rebound Bosh back out to Allen his three pointer BANG! Tie game with five seconds remaining.

[joeschmo]

Is no one gonna talk about how Ray’s best play of his career came when he was almost 40. Mad respect

[jcrobot]

Bosh was apart of that whole play from the picks to the offensive rebound and quick offensive awareness to pass to Ray and Ray's perfect shot. They saved LeBron.

[gustavoontiveros]

It’s 2023 and this clip still gives me goose bumps, I remember this game like it just ended and had to come rewatch the highlights 😭

[shaqtinafool]

Can we just talk about how many future HOFers we’re playing in this series? Lebron, Dwade, Ray Allen, Chris Bosh, Tim Duncan, Kawhi Leonard, Tony Parker, and I think manu Ginobli.

[NBAConfidential]

As a young player in Milwaukee, Ray Allen invented a drill in which he lies in the key, springs to his feet and backpedals to the corner. A coach throws him a pass. He has to catch and shoot without stepping on the three-point line or the sideline. In Ray's first training session with the Heat he performed the drill. He does it for offensive rebounding purposes. Ray said, "You never know when you'll be in a situation where you have to find the three-point line without looking down.'"

[TeamRocketWes]

I'll never forget watching this live with my granddad man

[markthenextlevel]

Ray Allen prevented Duncan from going 6-0 in the finals