JACOB SOBOROFF: Ah!

You did it!

ALEX: You made the half court shot!

LeBron!

JACOB SOBOROFF: Oh!

ALEX: Oh!

JACOB SOBOROFF: LeBron took his talents on top of this dude.

Oh!

What's up, guys?

Today we're talking about the most incredible shots

and plays you have ever seen in sports.

You know what was one of the best?

ALEX: What?

JACOB SOBOROFF: What we just saw.

You'll find this video on the NBA channel.

It has over 32 million views.

Michael Drysch, that 50-year-old computer technician,

was flown out from Southern Illinois,

and The LeBron James Family Foundation game

him this $75,000.

He won 75 big ones and a squeeze from LeBron.

ALEX: I don't know which one's better,

the squeeze or the money.

JACOB SOBOROFF: Mo' money, more problems.

ALEX: Yeah.

More LeBron, more--

JACOB SOBOROFF: Less problems.

ALEX: Yeah, more on the floories--

JACOB SOBOROFF: More squeezed.

ALEX: Jacob, this is Boise State's top five trick plays.

[MUSIC - RUN DMC, "IT'S TRICKY"]

-Here's a trick play.

It's a fumble-rooskie, and Williams [INAUDIBLE]

puts Boise State on the board.

JACOB SOBOROFF: Oh, and he's pretending.

ALEX: Oh.

JACOB SOBOROFF: And then he--

ALEX: They thought he had the ball.

He didn't.

JACOB SOBOROFF: The two of us should host [INAUDIBLE].

ALEX: Yeah, we definitely should.

We're going to kill it.

-Turnover.

Throws it on the face.

For the tight end.

ALEX: This comes from Bronco nation news.

JACOB SOBOROFF: These are so tricky that they've

got to have hundreds of thousands of views.

ALEX: You would think, but they only have 3,000.

JACOB SOBOROFF: So which one of these

was annexation to Puerto Rico, bro?

ALEX: [SIGHS] What?

JACOB SOBOROFF: Was

ALEX: That was "Little Giants."

JACOB SOBOROFF: (WHISPERING) "Little Giants."

LIZZIE: Miles, are you a fan--

MILES: Yes.

LIZZIE: --of highlight reels?

MILES: Love highlight reels.

LIZZIE: Are you a fan of awesome dunks?

MILES: Yes.

LIZZIE: Are you a fan of 6'8" tall ladies?

MILES: Duh.

LIZZIE: Yeah.

-As her college career went along,

just being able to run the floor,

and that's what she does.

MILES: Look at that swat.

LIZZIE: Oh, this isn't even fair.

MILES: Get that out, get it out.

LIZZIE: This is Brittney's debut game for the Phoenix Mercury.

She scored 17 points, pulled down 8 rebounds,

and dunked twice.

She was a three time All-American,

and she was named AP Player of The Year,

and Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four in 2012.

MILES: Whoo!

LIZZIE: Also, Brittney Griner, recently engaged.

Her fiance is Gloria Johnson.

MILES: Of the Tulsa Shock.

- --history has-- goes flying.

MILES: Oh man, someone cooking up some sweet potatoes?

Because I smell like yam.

I'm talking crazy shots.

These are some of the top 10 shots

from the 2014 ZEN-NOH World Team Table Tennis Championships

in Tokyo.

LIZZIE: Whoa!

No way!

What's happening?

Uh oh.

MILES: This guy just did the rockaway.

He just moved back so far.

This is from the International Table Tennis Federation's

channel.

This tournament happened late April to early May.

This was officially the most followed world championships

in history.

LIZZIE: I'm sorry.

MILES: I don't know officially.

LIZZIE: Am I supposed to be calling it table tennis?

Is ping pong like the bad way to say it?

MILES: It's table tennis.

LIZZIE: Have I been offending people for years

unknowingly about--?

MILES: No, no, no.

It's just you're going to look like you don't

know what you're talking about.

LIZZIE: That's fine.

I don't know what I'm talking about.

MILES: Someone says ping pong, they get hustled at the table.

ALI: So rather than risk giving up a game changing hit,

the coach of the Delano Tigers, Dan Paulson,

called for the trick play called, "el black."

With two outs and the bases loaded,

the pitcher fakes a pick off throw to second.

The third base runner is forced into taking off for home,

then the pitcher gets him out at the plate.

Whoa, that's some pretty good acting skills,

as if well rehearsed.

CARLY: I spent most of the time playing

baseball in the outfield.

Me and my friend would compare our socks

which were fuzzy or lacey.

ALI: It's the kind of baseball story I like.

CARLY: Now that's all you need to know about baseball.

ALI: Ali, we've talked about baseball already.

CARLY: But now we're talking about high school basketball.

ALI: All right.

CARLY: One of the greatest shots of all time.

This is from a high school student called Khalil Edney.

Among some circles it was known as, "the shot."

-Edney tosses it.

It's knocked around, and Mount Vernon's

going to hold on and win.

But hold on, one sec-- oh, goodness!

ALI: Wow.

CARLY: That's crazy.

-I think he got that off.

-I think he got it off as well.

CARLY: They were against another local team,

and that team had won the championship

seven years in a row.

And this was the shot that took them down.

ALI: That's amazing.

CARLY: And he won an ESPY nomination for it.

He did not win the award, sadly but to be nominated

is a super big thing.

This video only has 17,000 views.

So I have to go home and show it to my dad

because it'll be one video he will actually like.

ALI: Nice.

CARLY: Unlike the cat videos.

JACOB SOBOROFF: Gael Monfils is an incredible French tennis

player.

And here he sits down to look at his best shots from Toronto,

and talks about how he would like to win the French Open

if he could.

GAEL MONFILS: You do the show, but you want to win the point,

because it's more valuable that you win the point.

So it's sometimes harder.

I think I didn't have much time to--

JACOB SOBOROFF: Oh!

ALEX: Three strikes!

JACOB SOBOROFF: Oh!

GAEL MONFILS: To hit a forehand or a backhand.

JACOB SOBOROFF: This comes from the ATP World Tour,

and has got over 30,000 views.

I think a lot of people wonder what

is going through a professional athlete's head

when they're making some of the hardest shots around.

So it's cool to hear him talk about how he felt

and what he was thinking when he was making these shots.

[SPEAKING FRENCH]

ALEX: I don't know-- I don't know what you just said,

but I think I'm in love with you now.

JACOB SOBOROFF: This is some of our favorite trick plays

and trick shots.

Let us know what you thought of them in the comments,

and let us know if you've got any of your own.

ALEX: We've got a playlist with even more,

so stick around after the show.

JACOB SOBOROFF: Now play us out, KurtisBlow!