Danny Ainge vs. Trent Tucker - 1988 NBA 3-Point Shootout

Описание: February 6, 1988 - Danny Ainge and Trent Tucker finished fifth and eighth, respectively, in the 1988 NBA 3-Point Shootout. This was Tucker's second and final appearance, having finished fourth in the league's inaugural shootout in 1986. Ainge, meanwhile, made four appearances in the 3-Point Shootout, churning out two fourth place finishes to go along with a fifth and an eighth.

As a related aside, the NBA's game clocks officially began showing tenths of a second at the start of the 1989-90 season. During that campaign, Tucker connected on a game-winning, buzzer-beating 3-pointer against the Chicago Bulls that supposedly allowed for a catch, turn, and release all within the frame of one tenth of a second.

On account of the incredulity and unlikelihood that a player would be able to complete multiple tasks in such a short period of time, the NBA instituted the Trent Tucker Rule, stating that a standard catch-and-shoot play requires 00.3 seconds to remain on the clock. Anything less necessitates an alley-oop or tip.

Here's a look at Tucker's 00.1 second buzzer-beater, courtesy of Retro Basketball Highlights:    • Trent Tucker's 00:1 Buzzer Beater Vs Chica...