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Caris LeVert had an ankle-shattering highlight ... until he missed the shot

YOU GOTTA HIT THE SHOT.

Caris LeVert’s enjoying his second season with the Brooklyn Nets — averaging about 12 points and four assists, and generally showing promise for a team that hasn’t done much to stand out. Sorry, Nets! Better times are coming!

I suppose, in that sense, it’s emblematic of Brooklyn’s season that LeVert nearly recorded one of the year’s best highlights ... and missed the jumper. Look at how badly he shakes Treveon Graham!

Man. It doesn’t count if you miss the jumper. You got to hit the jumper. Them’s the rules! That’s why videos like this only have 8,000 views and you’ve never heard of them before.

Royce Young didn’t either bother adding video here!

You got to hit the jumper. But hey — LeVert is only 23. He still has time to learn.

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