The greatest shot in WNBA Finals history needs a deep rewind 

lol This was the first episode that I really didn’t know what was about to happen.

Mike Breen is a Certified Legend. Man has been EVERYWHERE

The Houston Comets dynasty deserves a documentary or a 30 for 30

New York and finishing second in 99, a truly devious pairing

As a basketball fan in Houston, I wish the comets were still a team, especially because the name goes with Space City, Astros, Rockets, Comets

Can't believe the Comets are not even a team anymore. From a dynasty to nothing :(

RIP Kim Perrot. No question this championship by the Comets was indeed dedicated to her kinda similar to the Lakers winning the 2020 title in dedication to the late Laker great Kobe Bryant.

I love the comments talking about how a last second buzzer beater from half court doesn't qualify for a rewinder video. It obviously does, because its a pivotal moment in sports history, is extremely dramatic(as buzzer beater shots tend to be), AND, while not an absolute requirement for a rewinder, it a moment a lot of us, myself included, haven't seen before. People can be as salty as they want in the comments, but as long as the stories are actually interesting(like this one)...keep 'em coming.

I remembered that game. I was living in the Bronx at the time before moving to Queens a few weeks later. That was a spectacular shot. That was the same that the Knicks, and Yankees made to the championship in their perspective sport league in 1999. Good times in New York sports. Thanks for the video👍🏿🏀

I was at the game as an 8-year old and to be honest, when I saw the pile up, I thought the Liberty were fighting Teresa for missing the shot. A heartbreaking moment, but only temporary as they did win the next day. The Comets were the first WNBA dynasty. They were like WNBA’s version of the Bulls. Hope to see them back.

Rewinder: Lewis Hamilton's last second, last lap, championship winning pass needs a deep rewind.

I miss this team. Had the town in the palm of their hands. RIP Kim Perrot!!

A little weird not hearing Mike Breen say “BANG!” when the shot went in lol.

I remember seeing this shot mentioned on your Untitled piece on Becky Hammon, Secret Base. Can't believe I've never heard of this shot prior to that Untitled video. Excited for this and interested in WNBA history especially this and that incredible Game 5 between the Lynx and Sparks in 2016.

Always appreciate that Seth spotlights all the cool stuff going on in the WNBA. He’s done it across a number of different series

I was watching that game live with my dad. It was crazy!

Thank you so much. I was a huge Houston Comet's fan & my MJ was Cynthia Cooper. That was a great series & no one thought that shot was going in.

Untitled: Ted Williams Collapse: how AC Milan went from UCL favorites to breaking apart Untitled: Ken Griffey Jr Rewinder: the miracle of Istanbul Collapse: how the 90s bills broke apart into 20 years of mediocrity Rewinder: Sidney Crosby’s golden goal Collapse: how the Montreal canadiens failed to reach sniffing distance of Lord Stanley for 28 years Beef history: dodgers vs giants Untitled: gianlugi Buffon never winning the champions league Collapse: how the legendary big red machine of Cincinnati broke down beyond repair Untitled: Vlad sr Untitled: chamique holdsclaw Also it’s about time this got a rewinder

I’ll never forget my mom and uncle screaming no at the tv after that shot. Still, a decisive game 3 was probably the best way for that season to cap off for Houston.

There’s something about the aesthetic of early years of the WNBA that makes me interested in the league.

‘99 was that year in women’s sports. This shot. World Cup. We were all watching! It was an epic moment! Those Comets were entertaining! RIH Kim Perrrot 🙏🏽

We need a whole episode about the formation of the wnba. Never knew about that wierd draft.

Watching this right before heading to see my Liberty in game 1 of the semifinals. Thank you for this wonderful video and all the context it provided to an already amazing moment in sports history.

Rewinders are always so well made it makes me care about every sport, I liked the womens college basketball video about Sue Bird I thnk, this is great too

Always love Seth with the W love❤️

I know you have a mostly American audience, but I would love a rewinder on Canada's soccer gold in Tokyo. It's recent, but Sinclair on her own is worth a video.

Best recap ever. I remember this game and this description and background is epic. Before I get a chance to say "what about her..." you give it and their background

I find it really interesting how Weatherspoon had been conditioned to be an assist machine so much that she actively refused to try shots herself. I would think that it's just human nature that once you possess the thing that gets thrown into the hoop for points, your first instinct would be to throw it into the hoop for points. Guess not!

Man I remember this i was the biggest tspoon fan ever she's so NYC I ran into her a couple of times!!!! WNBA will never b the same

Houston Comets don’t get the recognition they deserve, even from the WNBA itself

This was amazing, I remember this!!!! The Comets dynasty made me a fan

Suggestion for a deep rewind video: The 2003 Detroit Shock Championship worst to first to champions I really suspect the league has been anti-Detroit for years. I don't know exactly why though.

RIP Kim Perrot!! A Houston legend!! Raise the roof!! We'll always love you chick!!

My sister is Kym Hampton and I was sitting in that game. The camera shot seems like it was from my seat. I remember the final shot seemed like it was in slow motion and then all hell broke loose and Kym looks like she didn't know they had won the game. Too funny.

I really like these lesser known stories in sports. It's great to see deep rewinds on NBA Championships and games that had millions of viewers, but these more obscure stories show depth and history into teams/moments that didn't get much coverage when these games originally aired.

Can we get a docu about the life and career of Cynthia Cooper? She's as close to MJ as the WNBA and women's basketball may ja e ever had. She def deserves her flowers.

I remember watching this game as a little kid. I went crazy when Weatherspoon hit that shot.

Secret base: “women” RU-vid: “😒”

I was a Houston Comets fan from the beginning and in 1999 i was starting my first year of college out of state when this game took place. I recorded the game on my roommate's VCR and watched it back without spoilers (though my roommate did make some vague ominous comment beforehand). While the loss was shocking, looking back I give credit to T-Spoon for playing until the buzzer sounded and creating a lasting image for the ages. Weatherspoon asked the Comets Big 3 to present her in the Hall of fame a few years ago which says a lot about the love and respect they have for each other. Great thorough history of this moment by you guys and thank you so much for continuing to highlight women's basketball!

I miss the Comets

I requested this a year ago. 👍

This is the closest I've come to watching a WNBA game. Thanks

SB really just schooled me in some WBNA and I was entertained. Well Played.

Your content is amazing! You are gifted!! Keep on keeping on 💪🏾

Commentator - “Maybe you know what’s about to happen.” Me - Honestly no idea 🤷🏽‍♂️

Excellent Rewinder video by Secret Base, as always. Especially about a great moment that deserves so much more recognition. What a classic shot by Teresa Weatherspoon. One question, though: When will you PLEASE do a video about Magic Johnson's winning hook shot against the Boston Celtics in Game 4 of the 1987 NBA Finals???

Why couldn't this had been a simple david vs. goliath, instead I have to root for both sides.

Saw this Game Live on TV...The Original Comets were 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The worst part about the WNBA is the short playoff series. Although, I love the bonkers multiple round single game knockouts. Brings delightful chaos before letting me enjoy Sun vs Sky.

Wow, I never knew the WNBA pulled a WWE style booking their own teams and who gets to go there. Crazy.

As a Liberty fan, this moment will never get old. I was 6 years old just screaming excitement and shock of when T-Spoon made that shot.

Idea for a deep rewind: The 1992 NASCAR finale at Atlanta. Richard Petty's last race, Jeff Gordon's 1st race, multiple drivers with a chance to win the Winston Cup title, and the title being won by an underdog owner/driver by leading exactly one more lap in the race than Bill Elliott.

sorry whoever is put on duty to delete comments, you gonna have a loooong day

If this was a Game 3, this shot would have been the Greatest Basketball Shot of All Time!

I need to see a deep rewind on Ben Simmons passing up a wide open dunk in game 7 against the Hawks

Lifetime airing wnba games is perfect

If this league stayed humble and didn’t demand money/attention, they’d be better off.

I’m too early for the good comments. I’ll come back later

How is this shot not mentioned more often? Because they lost the Finals? This shot was incredible

Happy to see this video and it not be flooded with a bunch of hateful comments about women. Dope video

That truly was one amazing, remarkable shot like you'll hardly ever see, which you never would have believed would have possibly gone in. That being even if it was kind of quickly forgotten, due to it only delaying the inevitable, and sadly didn't result in a championship for the Liberty when the Comets regrouped, and won Game #3 with ease. This was also when the WNBA was sort of an interesting novelty which was worth a look, and had some fun players to watch. The fact that the crowds at these games had a sold out, NBA type atmosphere really spoke volume too, even if many fans soon began to lose interest in it not too long afterwards it seemed though.

That is one of the sickest shots I've ever seen. Goddamn.

Still remember that shot. Most iconic in WNBA history 💯

i really love the WNBA content from y’all. it’s the league i follow the closest so seeing stuff like this is super neat!!!

Weatherspoon is currently an assistant coach for the Pelicans

Thanks for the video. Shout out to all the fantastic players in the game back then. Shout out to the Comets. Legendary. And shout out to my Memphis Tiger, Tamika Whitmore from the NY Liberty. A fantastic basketball player. An even better person.

Welcome to a moment in history

I remember this. Guess I'm pretty old now.

Can you guys please do the 2014 Champions League final please it would really mean a lot as I’m a big fan of your rewind content especially football (soccer)

Used to work for the Detroit shock, it’s easy to make fun of the WNBA if you haven’t really ever seen them play but when you go to see a game up close, at least back then it was some of the most physical basketball you’ll ever see. I’m sure it didn’t hurt the shock coaches were laimbeer and Mahorn but still…

Sheryl. Swoopes. Love her.

I remember watching this live as a kid. The Comets were tough 💪🏾

So glad you keep going deep on the WNBA!

oh man, i love videos about the wnba! i bet the comments are going to be very civic and we will have great discussions about this wonderful video!

The Comets 😊✨ The Comments 🤮❌

LETS FGUYCJKIUNG GOOOOOO I WAS WAITING FROR THIS EP

Thx For remembering Cynthia Cooper Tina Thompson and Kim parrot.Houston comets forever

Greatest moment in WNBA history. Period. It’s a crime however the Comets no longer exist.

U have to do the women's Sochi final Canada vs USA hockey game It's prob my favorite sports moment ever

I remember these times I enjoyed this era of the WNBA.

One of the best women basketball teams of all time

For those who missed it, the ABL was lit.

Mike not calling the biggest Bang of his life on that is a tragedy, maybe this was the moment he realized he needed a signature callout for big shots

I remember being so excited that there was going to be a women's basketball league. My sisters, mom and I watched the games while my dad was at work. Then I stopped watching basketball completely when Michael Jordan retired. I started watching basketball again this year for the WNBA's rookie class, I was surprised to see T-Spoon as a part of the league still. I remembered her from those two seasons I watched. Judging by this video, it looks like Becky Hammond ended up taking her job. I read that she only played 4 seasons in the WNBA. I had never seen this shot, but it really is something! I've watched some practice videos for her team, the Chicago Sky, and the players were practicing that half-court shot. Just last weekend during practice for the All-Star game, Angel Reese made that, and she thanked the Chicago Sky for helping her do it. I hope T-Spoon is around for a long time.

YES THANK YOU YES YES T-SPOON FOREVER

I didn't know Cynthia Cooper was already in her 30's when the league first started...... Another reason why she's my Women's Goat

I loved this era of the WNBA

Very nice narration... ❤

Excellent video. I remember watching it real time. What's the music at 5:00 ?

2008 National Championship. Kansas vs Memphis. Mario's Miracle deserves a Deep Rewind.

WNBA Secret Base W

New York's Professional Basketball teams lost to Texas Professional Basketball teams. Knicks vs Spurs, Liberty vs Comets.

1, this shot was, realistically, meaningless. 2. the Comet's Dynasty may be something we'll never see in basketball again. The Heat tried to do the same thing in the NBA and we saw how that went. 3: The WNBA hasn't been watchable sense.

At least Becky Hammon is a champion as head coach in 2022 since she was a part of that Liberty team.

dear Mike Breen, im kinda disappointed this didnt earn itself a DOUBLE BANG! BANG BANG SHE PUT IT IN!!

Soooooo maaaaaany trolls. Why y'all mad? This is literally just a video that Secret Base wanted to make. Whether you knew about it or not, whether you think the WNBA is garbage or not, it's a professional sport that has moments in history. If you don't agree, don't watch the video. They aren't trying to make videos specifically to cater to everybody's preference. They just do it on topics they find interesting and think others might

It was crazy to see them win four straight as a child. They were killing it.

If you talk about elite WNBA players, Cooper is my #1.

I'd love to see a rewind on England winning their first a penalty shootout at a World Cup back in 2018

This was a GREAT ep!