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One of the greatest pro basketball games, if not the greatest, I've ever viewed.
SI article relives Game 6 of the Finals
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yeah when Bron had those turnovers I was like 
what are you doing??? 
But when Ray made that 3 I literally yelled out 3 times "HE MADE IT!"
the emotions
I had lost my voice by the end of the night and had to work the next day
what are you doing??? But when Ray made that 3 I literally yelled out 3 times "HE MADE IT!"
the emotions
I had lost my voice by the end of the night and had to work the next day
Man when I saw Ray backpedaling while Chris Bosh grabbed that rebound:
When Ray elevated and shot the ball:
When he hit it:
I yelled out Ray!!! so damn loud my neighbor asked me who Ray was the next day 
When Ray elevated and shot the ball:
When he hit it:
I yelled out Ray!!! so damn loud my neighbor asked me who Ray was the next day 
No homoMan when I saw Ray backpedaling while Chris Bosh grabbed that rebound:
When Ray elevated and shot the ball:
When he hit it:
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
Hussle & Motivate
that ray allen shot was the greatest shot I ever witnessed in my life. still find myself thinking about that shyt randomly throughout the days. those are the type of moments that make you realize why you invest so much time and emotion into the sports you love. shyt was just
No homo
Well played sir
ClassicMan when I saw Ray backpedaling while Chris Bosh grabbed that rebound:
When Ray elevated and shot the ball:
When he hit it:
street heat
merchant of death
GET THOSE MOTHERfukkING ROPES OUT OF HERE
that look on tony parkers face
looks like his life was flashing before his eyes
I think Game 7 of the 2010 NBA finals was just as good
I'm biased because I'm a Heat fan but I think it's probably the greatest shot in NBA history, when you take everything into account.
First off, the backpedal to get behind the line without ever looking down to make sure was
Then getting balanced and hitting the shot
And then you think about everything that was at stake and what the fallout would've been for the team if it hadn't gone in. But it did
First off, the backpedal to get behind the line without ever looking down to make sure was
Then getting balanced and hitting the shot
And then you think about everything that was at stake and what the fallout would've been for the team if it hadn't gone in. But it did
muzikfrk75
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Game 7 was GREAT as well....not on Game 6's level though.
Duncan missing the 2 bunnies then slapping the floor in disgust
Great piece of writing btw
You don't see how the furious, exciting ending changed things?
Of course it wouldn't get as much hype if it ended like 99% of games like that usually end.That game was tremendous theatre
. Bron's rep was dangling in the balance. You had people rooting for failure. You had people rooting for him. You had people who were 
"What's gonna happen?". This is why we watch. . I personally can't remember another NBA game with those kind of stakes that ended like that.For all the people taking issue with Duncan being taken out and Hibbert, that is a huge part of the Heat strategy. You surround Bron with guys that can shoot and you force teams to make difficult decisions. Bron is gonna break the defense down. He's gonna get to the hole. He's gonna find and get it to the open guy. The reality is George fukked up and even if Hibbert had been in the game he likely wouldn't have been able to come off Bosh (20 feet away from the basket) in time and the rebound just happened to bounce Bosh's way in Game 6, they got what they wanted on that play (a Lebron miss).
