by Micah Hart
This doesn’t qualify for the Horry Scale because it merely tied the game rather than win it, but give it up to Emeka Okafor for answering the Hornets’ prayers, getting the game to overtime where the Hornets eventually won 121-117 over the Jazz.
The miracle shot will also hopefully help the Hornets overlook the fact that they lost their second-best player to a serious knee injury, if only for a night.
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Catch up on every single game-winning buzzer beater during the season and see how it rates on the Horry Scale.
Wow! He so should have missed the 2nd free throw so Jazz can win. Oh well!
OH MY GOD! I cannot Emeka Okafor got that shot in
Probably one of the luckiest shots this year.
Wow.
Hey what about jameer nelson’s buzzer beater?