JJ Redick of the Philadelphia 76ers is tagged as one of the finest shooters in the NBA. In their game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, he showcased his shooting prowess by calling bank on a rare 4-point conversion.

Peep the clip below posted by the NBA on Twitter. Listen closely to as Redick throws up a shot. He clearly shouted ‘bank' right after the ball left his hands.

In the 106-99 win for the Sixers, Redick finished with 17 points with four makes from 3-point country. Teammate Ben Simmons had 26 points, 10 rebounds, and eight assists. Big man Joel Embiid chipped in a double-double, 17 points, and 19 rebounds.

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The Cavaliers, meanwhile, were led by rookie Collin Sexton who finished with 26 points. Cedi Osman had 18 points and eight assists, while Jordan Clarkson added 13 points off the bench.

The Sixers have improved to 43-25 for third place in the Eastern Conference. With 14 games remaining, they're looking to seal the third seed. Standing in their way are the Indiana Pacers and the Boston Celtics who are also looking to sneak in some more victories.

The Cavaliers have dropped to 17-51. Their season is pretty much a wrap since the losses piled up. It's just a matter of finishing the season strong and preparing for next year.