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Old 02-02-2011, 03:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Most Memorable Moments in Sports

This is a thread to post videos and reminisce and discuss memorable and/or great moments in sports. Boozinbloozin gave me this idea by posting this following video in another thread:

The magic starts around 3:30


Man, what an unbelievable finish. Pacers-Knicks were an awesome 90's rivalry with the whole Reggie Miller-Spike Lee thing and some great games. This was game 1 of the 1995 Semi-Finals. The first Reggie 3-pointer was a great shot, but it is unheard of and incredibly ballsy to do what he did next. Steal the inbound pass, then run BACKWARDS to the 3-point line and drill a 3. 99.99999& of the time a guy is just gonna go for the 2 pointer. I can't believe he had the guts and confidence to go for the 3. Then again, that's why he is the best 3 point shooter ever (maybe Ray Allen). Terrible in-bounds pass by Anthony Mason, he was falling in bounds as he passed it lol. No idea what he was doing. Then after Reggie tied the game and they fouled for some reason, you could just sense the energy get sucked out of Madison Square Garden as John Starks went to the foul line. He wanted no part of those foul shots and missed both and Reggie Miller sealed it by easily sinking 2 of his own foul shots. One of the most incredible endings ever to a game.
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