Mario Elie Kiss Of Death; Game 7, 1995 Western Conference Semifinals:
"After already having come back from a 2-1 series deficit in the first round, Houston completes yet another stunning comeback, ...
Mario Elie Kiss Of Death; Game 7, 1995 Western Conference Semifinals: "After already having come back from a 2-1 series deficit in the first round, Houston completes yet another stunning comeback, this time from 3-1 down against the Suns as Mario Elie nails the game-winning three-pointer from the left corner and then blows a kiss to the hushed Phoenix crowd. On its way to the title, Houston would be known as Clutch City." - NBA.com
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That was a vicious shot by Elie. I'm the biggest Rockets fan ever and I NEVER thought they would come back in that series. It pissed me off to see Barkley prematurely gloating at 3-1 ('Ass-Kicking, Inc.') and it served him right to lose. Gotta knock out the champ, Chuckster.
Mario Ellies' KIss of Death, how does that sound, man, beautiful, love those 60 greatest playoff moments. AI's win over the Lakers was faaaar better than 53 though.
Why? Most of the other ones actually resulted in the team WINNING the playoff series. AI had a supernatural GAME that ultimately prevented the first undefeated playoff...i think it's ranked properly in context
I agree. Stockton to Malone is the greatest yet sadess story in the NBA inwinning a championship for a franchise. But they were so good and kind. Especially John Stockton. 19 years in the league and never asked to be traded away. Actually read that he took a pay cut (50% less salary) to stay with the Jazz. THAT"S LOYALTY to a team that was family to him. Try explaining that to all the players nowadays who just follow the money or bounce out to win a championship with a team they barely know.
i thought that in 1998 the Jazz were gonna take the series when then they went up 2-0. i was just glad that i was able to see Duncan VS Malone in the late 90's. the 2 greatest PF to ever play IMO. there are so many players that i want to see face each other. like Manu vs Jordan. both are very explosive and Lebron vs Magic.
Yea does anyone realize that after the rockets won back-to-back titles they changed uniforms the next year? I still believe if the team had not done that they would have won back-to-back-to-back titles...
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