Reggie Miller
Definition
Reggie Miller is a retired American professional basketball player who spent his entire 18-year NBA career with the Indiana Pacers, renowned for his elite three-point shooting and clutch performances.
Nicknamed 'Killa' for his ability to dismantle defenses from beyond the arc, Miller is the Pacers' all-time leading scorer and a five-time NBA All-Star.
Post-retirement, he became a beloved NBA commentator for TNT, delivering witty analysis with the same precision as his jump shot.
Examples
When Reggie Miller drained that game-winning three in the playoffs, the Knicks fans suddenly remembered why they installed those extra arena seats.
Reggie Miller's stare-down after a dagger three was basically psychological warfare with a basketball attached.
Even from the broadcast booth, Reggie Miller calls games like he's still torching defenses from downtown.
If life hands you Reggie Miller, you don't pass; you pull up from logo range and watch the net explode.