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Video: Jamal Crawford Beats Buzzer Like A Rented Mule

Apologies to any mules that may be reading, of course, but it must be stressed how soundly the Hawks’ Jamal Crawford beat this buzzer.

↵With three seconds left and two points down, Mike Bibby in-bounded to Crawford, who was guarded heavily by the Suns’ Jared Dudley. Crawford fired off a mortar over Dudley. Seriously, 1.7 of the 3 remaining seconds were spent with the shot in the air.

↵Extra credit: if you watch the scene in the seconds after the shot, you can see Dudley still standing there, hand in the sky. Tremendous.

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