In the first round of p>14 years, it was still very difficult and stressful for Lillard to knock out Rocket Lillard with a three-point buzzer. The game time was only .9 seconds. At that time, the Trailblazers were 96-98 behind the Rockets, and if they didn't advance, they would lose the game. Moreover, the next game was the Rockets' home court, and there was no home court advantage in the tie-break. However, Lillard hit the buzzer's three-point buzzer rocket with so many unfavorable factors, and there was no choice for this ball. You can only catch the ball and shoot immediately, otherwise you will definitely shoot overtime, and Lillard, as one of the fastest three-point shooters in the league, has also done this well, but many people don't know that this three-point lore turned out to be Lillard's only goal in the fourth quarter. In the first game of the 29 Eastern Conference Finals, the Cavaliers were lored by the Magic when they were two points ahead at the last moment, so they lost a home game. But in the second game, James retaliated with a buzzer for a three-point winner. At that time, the situation was almost the same as in the last game, but this time the Cavaliers were two points behind the magic. When there was one second left in the game, James threw the ball at the top of the arc and drew a beautiful arc in the air. The ball went into the net, and James whistled for a three-point winner to equalize the score. If this game continues to lose, the Cavaliers will be very happy. However, the Magic was obviously better. In the end, the Cavaliers lost the series 2-4, and James's lore seemed meaningless. In the first round of 19 years, Lillard's three-point buzzer lore eliminated Thunder and Lillard's buzzer lore. There were no more than 1 buzzer lore in the NBA playoffs this season, but Lillard's two lore was one of the most classic. The last lore was .9 seconds, which was very difficult and crucial. This time, the winner is to send the opponent home to fish directly by pressing the whistle for three points. Lillard is a natural killer and can always hit a fatal blow. Both the buzzer winners are three points, and both times he eliminated the opponent. In NBA history, Lillard is the only one who can knock out opponents twice by whistling. Fisher's .4-second whistle-blowing lore in the western semi-final in 24 can be said to be one of the most classic lore in NBA history. Besides being extremely difficult, it also changed the trend of a series, and even changed the ownership of this year's NBA championship. If the Spurs reach the finals, they will win the championship. Then he achieved the great cause of three consecutive championships, but Fisher changed all this. However, according to the current rules, Fisher's three points are actually overtime, because it is impossible to catch the ball within .4 seconds and then turn around and shoot, unless it is clicked, but in any case, Fisher's classic lore will be passed down for 19 years. Leonard whistled the lore to kill 76 people. If it is the greatest and most critical whistle lore of this century, There is no doubt that Leonard killed 76 people in the Eastern Conference semifinals last year, which is also the first time in NBA history that there was a seven-buzzer lore. This is an unprecedented lore, even comparable to Jordan's lore of the Cavaliers in 1989, and this lore also enabled the Raptors to finally win the championship. If they didn't make it, the Raptors might not win in overtime, so this lore can be said to be the greatest lore of this century.