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Hitting the Shot: The Most Clutch Moments in Sports

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Hitting the Shot: The Most Clutch Moments in Sports

By: Eric Braun
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Buzzer-beaters, walk-off homers, and more! In this Sports Illustrated Kids book, discover the all-time greatest clutch moments in sports history.

Discover more about Christian Laettner’s last-second shot in the 1992 NCAA men’s basketball tournament. Learn about how Kerri Strug landed a near-perfect vault performance on an injured ankle, helping the U.S. gymnastics team win gold at the 1996 Summer Olympics.

Find out how the “Hail Mary” football play first got its name in a 1975 NFL game with just seconds left. With heart-pounding text, this book is sure to attract sports enthusiasts, young and old.

©2023 Eric Braun (P)2024 Capstone Publishers, Inc. Sports & Outdoors Heartfelt

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