NFT Name
Payton Pritchard Reel
Collection
Status
valid
NFT Id
47016833
Edition Name
Edition Number
External Link
Owner
Last Updated
07/01/2025, 12:27
Description
For all of the crowd-igniting shots that Payton Prichard contributed during his unforgettable title run, the box score that officially attached the label of “NBA champion” to his name wasn’t one that featured plenty of chances. Limited to just a single shot and less than a minute-and-a-half to make his impact during the series-clincher, the gifted combo guard recognized the need to work quickly. Fortunately for the Boston Celtics, few players within the Association are better suited for the job of big-time buckets under strict time constraints. Pritchard put those talents to the test once more, first by sprinting the length of the floor before burying a 34-foot bomb in Game Two, providing Boston with both a nine-point lead and valuable momentum heading into the fourth quarter. Eight days later, Pritchard struck gold once more with a beyond-half-court pull-up from 49 feet away — the longest NBA Finals shot since 1998 — uniting all in green into a celebration while pushing the Dallas Mavericks’ halftime deficit to 21. The selfless, distinctive, go-to shot capped off a remarkable 2023-24 season in which Pritchard, a reserve, placed among All-Stars with the NBA’s third-most field goals (16) in a quarter’s final three seconds.
Token Media
Traits
TotalYearsExperience
3
JerseyNumber
11
AwayTeamName
Dallas Mavericks
DraftYear
2020
FirstName
Payton
Locked
true
SetName
Best of 2024 NBA Playoffs
LastName
Pritchard
SerialNumber
134
DraftSelection
26
NbaSeason
2023-24
TeamAtMoment
Boston Celtics
HomeTeamScore
105
Birthdate
1998-01-28
HomeTeamName
Boston Celtics
Height
73
DraftRound
1
DraftTeam
Boston Celtics
PrimaryPosition
PG
PlayCategory
Reel
Tagline
For all of the crowd-igniting shots that Payton Prichard contributed during his unforgettable title run, the box score that officially attached the label of “NBA champion” to his name wasn’t one that featured plenty of chances. Limited to just a single shot and less than a minute-and-a-half to make his impact during the series-clincher, the gifted combo guard recognized the need to work quickly. Fortunately for the Boston Celtics, few players within the Association are better suited for the job of big-time buckets under strict time constraints. Pritchard put those talents to the test once more, first by sprinting the length of the floor before burying a 34-foot bomb in Game Two, providing Boston with both a nine-point lead and valuable momentum heading into the fourth quarter. Eight days later, Pritchard struck gold once more with a beyond-half-court pull-up from 49 feet away — the longest NBA Finals shot since 1998 — uniting all in green into a celebration while pushing the Dallas Mavericks’ halftime deficit to 21. The selfless, distinctive, go-to shot capped off a remarkable 2023-24 season in which Pritchard, a reserve, placed among All-Stars with the NBA’s third-most field goals (16) in a quarter’s final three seconds.
PlayerPosition
G
PlayType
Reel
Weight
195
AwayTeamScore
98
Birthplace
Tualatin, OR, USA
FullName
Payton Pritchard
SeriesNumber
6
Collection Information
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