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In a packed arena under the blinding lights, the game was tied with just 6.3 seconds on the clock. The ball found its way into the hands of Jamal Kingston—a rising star known more for his flashy pregame fits than buzzer-beaters. But tonight, he was locked in.
He crossed half-court, glanced at the clock, and with a smooth behind-the-back dribble, shook his defender like a soda can. The crowd held its breath. Three... two... one. He rose up from 32 feet—deep logo range. The shot arced like a moon mission.
Splash.
Game over. The bench stormed the court. The opposing coach threw his clipboard. And somewhere in the nosebleeds, a fan lost their voice screaming, "That's the new Curry!"
Jamal Kingston had arrived.

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