Seventyniner
06-06-2013, 11:00 PM
On the telecast, they showed that Parker's last basket beat the shot clock buzzer by one frame. I wonder how many frames per second those cameras get?
If it's 24, then we can call Parker's shot .04 (1/24 rounded to two places). Of course, this will confuse many Spurs and Lakers fans who call Fisher's 0.4 shot "point oh four". These are the same types of people who spell "lose" with two Os and "too" with only one. Not to mention they're/their/there (oh shit SJax).
The only thing stopping that from being perhaps the greatest clutch shot in Spurs history is the fact that the Spurs would have likely won even if Parker had missed or not gotten it off in time.
If it's 24, then we can call Parker's shot .04 (1/24 rounded to two places). Of course, this will confuse many Spurs and Lakers fans who call Fisher's 0.4 shot "point oh four". These are the same types of people who spell "lose" with two Os and "too" with only one. Not to mention they're/their/there (oh shit SJax).
The only thing stopping that from being perhaps the greatest clutch shot in Spurs history is the fact that the Spurs would have likely won even if Parker had missed or not gotten it off in time.