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"The Shot" part 1 - May 7, 1989 On May 7, 1989, Chicago Bulls superstar Michael Jordan delivered one of the most legendary moments of his career when he hit "The Shot" to eliminate the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 of the 1989 first-round NBA playoffs series. "The Shot" part 2 - May 17, 1993...

was just at the gym and played a couple of games . some of them was me htting the GW shot. I made one like I was Paul pierce :banderas: got into some one on one with someone who was taller and beat that nikka htting a clutch 3 all net like I was Kyrie :wow: aint nothing better than hitting...

Adding a poll as the thread progresses. If a series is left off and you feel it should be added, mention it. General criteria for a great finals would be high stakes pertaining to the legacy of various players and/or coaches on both teams, one of the first 2 games being stolen on the road, close...

The anxiety I had during this fukking finals man :mjgrin: 2016 Finals is the only one that comes close to this IMO Both are in my top 5 NBA Finals favorites

Lebron He is 40/106 in clutch situation His free throw shooting is 49/67 True Shooting is, 49.8% Assist per 36: 4.2 assists Turnovers per 36: 4.2 turnovers Kobe He is 40/96 in clutch situations. His free throw shooting is 67/79 His true shooting is 58 % Assists per 36: 4.3 assists Turnovers...

And they want to talk about practice? And they want to talk about being washed? And they want to say it's Jimmy's team? Hey Wade, why didn't you lay it up after you got the steal like Curry or Lebron? Taj you still mad Wade used to bust your ass during the Heatle era? You a free...

Put some respeck on his name. Fully healthy his talent level is undeniable, add that clutch gene and killer instinct. This along with winning the Olympic MVP a few years ago, proves that kid raises his game to a new level against higher competition. Dude's an absolutely cold blooded killer. To...

Brethren, these averages are the highest in NBA history. Higher than MJ, Kobe, Shaq. Better than anybody. Wherefore do we categorize LeBron as not clutch? He plays his best in elimination games. Perhaps we expect clutch to mean 5 seconds on the clock and a game winning shot? What say ye to...