Shaq Game 7 Clutch Alley-Oop Dunk from Kobe

Shaquille O'Neal with the most famous alley-oop in the history of the NBA.
In the Game 7 of the 2000 Western Conference Finals against the Blazers.
Kobe Bryant crosses Scottie Pippen and pass to Shaq who throws it down with the right hand.

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[LorisMastr17]

1. game 7, conference finals

2. less than a minute left

3. it saved them the win

4. the lakers had one of the greatest comebacks in that game

[Arjun Kahlon]

LBJ is no MVP. No way in hell is a player with two other all stars on his team as well as a stacked bench, is a candidate for MVP. The fact that Lebron is going to win it just shows how meaningless the MVP accolade is. It has nothing to do with being valuable to your team.

[Kobe Bryant]

That was all me i could of just faded away there but i decided to let shaq score instead.

[mtorres723]

one word and one word only..........RIGGED!!!

[JosephJaeLee]

Laker fan here, LBJ is definitely MVP material for the regular season. His numbers are astronomical and if you remove him from the team, the heat become complete garbage given that wade has been hurt and isn't play well at all.

He probably has the biggest impact on that team and is the sole reason that they are able to get to the finals at all.

[erikabsinthe]

From Oregon and I will never forget this moment. Blazers just threw this game away. Rip rip city :(

[kdouglas24]

This is the exact moment that RIP City died. It still has yet to rise past the first round of the playoffs.

[enjoiskater323]

look how much more louder it was back in these days..

[PrinzOfPeace]

The only thing Lebron has over Kobe is the ability to flop.

[zica ERB]

Fact is LeBron is right now better than Kobe so he is MVP. So don't cry and go sleep.

[DXHHHable]

the mvp stands for most valuable player,but has always been given to the best player,people should just get used to it,it has always been like this and will always be like this.

[Jared Fitzgerald]

I HATE LBJ but that doesn't make sense considering MJ had Pippen, Rodman and Grant.