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Okay, so before we're back tomorrow with fragrant, new, never-before-seen episodes, I wanted

to resurface one of my all-time favorites because it's about somebody you may have seen

while watching these NBA playoffs.

If you've stayed in your seat during half time, which by rule in the NBA lasts just about

15 minutes, right?

Players gotta leave the court, fans go to the bathroom, they grab a beer.

In theory, it is the least exciting part of the game, but for three decades, one woman

has made those 15 minutes a truly cat-miss event.

So as the playoffs roll on, we bring you the story of the most clutch performer in

all basketball, and it's a story that needs to be told by the Red Panda, wrong you, herself.

I'm Pablo Torre, it's Tuesday, May 31st.

This is ESPN Daily.

Could you explain for me what the Red Panda Act is?

The Red Panda Acrobat is an act described called unicycle bowl flipping.

It'll balance on a unicycle for one foot and then put the rice bowls on the other.

I want to introduce you to Wrong You, and you probably aren't familiar with your birth

name.

And if you're a fan of the NBA, you already know what it is that she does.

Rice bowls stock high up to my knee and flip into the air and catch with my hat.

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