WHAT ARE THE 5 GREATEST CLUTCH SHOTS IN NBA PLAYOFF HISTORY?
Sun, Apr 18, 2010
There is nothing superior than when a playoff game comes down to the final seconds, the drama is immense! So many great players have added to their legacies with huge shots to win in the playoffs.
So in order, what are the five greatest clutch shots in NBA playoff history?
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In my opinion,
1. Michael Jordan. Game 6 1998 finals vs utah. and Jordan’s shot over Craig Ehlo 1990 (i think)
2. Derek Fisher .4 shot.
3. The Phoenix suns player in the finals vs boston decades ago (can’t remember who or when specifically but it was at Boston vs Maravich)
4. Sampson shot over the lakers that sent Houston to the finals 1986
5. Robert Horry 2002 WCF vs Kings.
All of MJ’s last second jumpers!
all of Michael Jordan
Reggie Miller
Derek Fisher
Robert Horrry
Larry Bird
1. MJ
2. Fish
3. Horry
4. Kobe’s tie vs suns
5. Kobe’s buzzer
1, Jordan’s 1989 game-winner in final game at Cleveland with 3 tics left. It was the deciding game.
2. Boston-Phoenix Game 5 1976 NBA Finals:
a) John Havlicek makes a bank shot with 1 tic left to lead Celtics to apparent 1pt victory in second overtime, but refs said there’s still a tic left. A technical foul was called and Celtics hit free throw
b) with 1 tic left, GARFIELD HEARD makes a turnaround shot to tie game which led to 3rd overtime
3. John Stockton’s game winner in Game 6 of 1997 West Finals to lead Utah to NBA finals in 1997
4. John Paxson’s game winning 3 pointer with 2 tics left in Game 6 of NBA Finals, Bulsl defeat Phoenix for their first threepeat
5. Magic Johnson’s hook shot in Game 4 of NBA FInals Celtics vs. Lakers
5. (tie) Larry Bird’s steal and assist to Dennis Johnson who makes difficult layup as Celtics steal Game 5 of 1987 East Finals versus Detroit