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The story is: once upon a time, Niles Crane 'accidentally' made a basket. The End!
Frasier Crane fed up with his brother’s glory, 8x15 Hooping Cranes, Frasier
Frasier - 8x15 - Hooping Cranes
Frasier: Ever since Niles made that basket, his head's been getting bigger and bigger.
Roz: Well, you have to admit it was pretty amazing.
Frasier: Amazingly lucky! To hear Niles tell it, it all started with a little rubber factory in Sumatra, where an unsuspecting basketball began a journey that would lead to greatness.
Roz: So he's milking it a little bit, you'd do the same thing!
Frasier: I would not! I would treat it as the chance occurrence it was... like finding a terrific parking spot in front of the opera house.
Roz: You bragged about that for weeks!
Frasier: Well, it was right in front of the steps, Roz!
Frasier - 8x15 - Hooping Cranes
Martin: Would you cut it out, I'm trying to watch the game!
Frasier: We're just playing I Spy, Dad.
Martin: I know, and it's distracting.
Niles: Well, we used to do it all the time on family vacations.
Martin: And it was distracting then, so cut it out, or it'll end up like our family trip to Arizona.
Niles: You mean you'll turn around in your seat and almost drive the arena into the Grand Canyon?
Roz: That is gonna be a great game! You should take your dad and have a boy's night out. Frasier: Well, actually Niles and I are already having a boy's night out. We're gonna go see the Northwest Chamber Ensemble's Spring Sing. After that, a late dinner at Le Cigare Volant! Roz: Ooh, throw in a couple of strippers and that still sounds boring.
Frasier, season 8 episode 15, Hooping Cranes