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A Rogue Extra Player Was Just Discovered In A Twenty-Year-Old NBA Game

The Rockets and Supersonics were at the crucial juncture of a playoff Game 7. Then something truly strange happened.

Back in 1993, the Houston Rockets were playing the Seattle Supersonics in a Game 7 second-round series that had gone to overtime. In 2012, you wouldn't expect a last-second missed shot in that game to be of much note. But ESPN writer Ethan Sherwood Strauss noticed something weird. He writes about it at length here; I decided to break down the clip to help illustrate what happened. It is weird. As. Hell.

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Let's set the scene: Houston trails by one. 13.6 seconds left. Rockets are inbounding, and everyone knows the ball is eventually headed to Hakeem Olajuwon.

Let's set the scene: Houston trails by one. 13.6 seconds left. Rockets are inbounding, and everyone knows the ball is eventually headed to Hakeem Olajuwon.

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As you can see, there are five Rockets players on the court. Which makes sense. This is basketball.

As you can see, there are five Rockets players on the court. Which makes sense. This is basketball.

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The ball is inbounded and the clock starts running.

The ball is inbounded and the clock starts running.


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