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Jim Mora Playoffs ! ? Long Version

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Author: gordievsky

Jim Mora's famous playoffs rant! Had to use sdp multimedia to wrench this from the incredibly clumsy, ill-designed, and -worst of all- proprietary fauxsports site. Now all can enjoy it! But seriously... Playoffs!?

Michael Jordan 1989 Playoffs: Gm 5 Vs. Cavs, "THE SHOT"

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Author: hoopsencyclopedia

Tags: Bryant Bulls Carter Cavaliers Dwyane Iverson James Jordan Kobe Lakers Lebron Michael MJ playoffs Shaq Tmac Vince Wade

In this series deciding game, MJ attacked the basket with his usual finesse/ferocity to make sure the Bulls advanced to the next round. This is the game that features "The Shot" - the famous hanging jumper we keep seeing in all those highlights and commercials. But, people forget that that shot merely capped yet another masterful performance. MJ attacked the basket like man possessed to get his 44 points the hard way. People also forget that the Bulls lost to the Cavs in all 5 games during the regular season so they were not expected to challenge them at all. MJ's 39.8 ppg, 5.8 rebs and 8.2 asts during the series made sure that the playoffs told a different story. As usual, when it mattered most, on national TV, Game 5 in the playoffs, MJ raised his play and continued his flair for the dramatic to add to his legacy as the greatest playoff and clutch performer ever.

2006 Golden Stick Wiffle Ball Play Offs

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Author: GoldenStickwiffs

Tags: ball baseball curve drop golden goldenstick highlight home league nasty pitch riser run sick stick whiffle wiffle

Online @ http://www.goldenstickwiffle.com 2006 Golden Stick Wiffle League Play Offs, featuring both pro and prospect leagues mixed in. Music: "Right Now" by Van Halen.... "Faint" by Linkin Park, and "Breaking the Habit" by Linkin Park http://www.goldenstickwiffle.com

NBA 2006 playoffs Top10 Buzzer-Beaters

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Author: ksk0516ksk

Tags: buzzer-beater NBA

Tony Parker, Tayshaun Price, Tim Thomas, Boris Diaw, Raja Bell, LeBron James, Kevin Martin, and Kobe Bryant. All of them have a big HEART!

Michael Jordan 1986 Playoffs: 63pts, Gm 2 Vs. Celtics

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Author: hoopsencyclopedia

Tags: 63 Arenas Bird Bryant Bulls Celtics Dwyane James Jordan Kobe Laker Lebron Magic Michael Playoff points Record Shaq Wade

MJ's 1st 50+pt game is this Legendary Game. It's still the playoff record and is ranked 3rd in the book "Michael Jordan's Top 50 Games". NBA Sophomore MJ was just 23 years old but he would show the world in just his 6th playoff game that there would never be another player like him again. This Celtics team was considered perhaps the greatest team ever. Having won 67 games, 40-1 at home, 31 straight at home and on a 14 win streak, MJ single-handedly almost dismantled them. After scoring 49 points in Game 1 (which I also have up on youtube), McHale said, "That will never happen again." The Celtics went back and brainstormed to stop MJ and came back to hold MJ to 63. At times, putting 4-5 bodies on Jordan, Jordan was well, still Jordan. MJ missed 64 games in the regular season with a broken foot and returned just 6 weeks earlier but in this game, the legend of Michael Jordan was born. Scoring on vicious attacks, athletic jumpers from everywhere and finesse and power moves all at once, MJ displayed an intensity to win and take the entire Boston Team all by himself. It was chilling to watch. Scaring the guts out of the Champion Celtics in their unbeatable home court, MJ played a game that still stands as the greatest post-season record of all-time with 63 points. The only quote you need to remember is Bird saying, "That was God disguised as Michael Jordan. He's the most awesome player I've ever seen...he was getting his points in the flow of the game...scary." Celtics coach KC Jones added, "I was watching and all I could see was this giant Jordan and everyone else was just in the background."

Michael Jordan 1993 Playoffs: Gm 4 Vs. NY Knicks, 54pts.

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Author: hoopsencyclopedia

Tags: AI Bryant Carter Dwyane Ewing James Jordan Knicks Kobe Lakers Lebron Magic Michael New NY Shaq Tmac Vince Wade York

This was a scary performance by MJ. With an injured shooting wrist, MJ was coming off one of his worst shooting games ever in game 3 - going just 3-18 for 22 (but with a near triple double with 8 rebs and 11 asts). With the media on him, MJ produced 54pts but the scary part was how he was able to shoot 60% on call. Of course, we saw this happen over and over hundreds of times throughout his whole career but it still never ceased to amaze. This was what MJ was all about - playing in a zone. But the scary part was how he was able to turn it on at will and do it all the time. This performance was just another notch in his legendary masterpieces and it was a badly needed one as the Bulls were threatened on their march to their first 3-peat by the powerful Knicks. With the bruiser NY team winning the first two games, MJ made sure game 4 was theirs by shooting deep jumpers over Starks. Going 6-9 in treys and 18-30 overall, he had a 'quiet' 54. Of course, it's always more fun seeing the dunks and drives but on fundamentals alone, MJ was still his spectacular self and of course, his efficiency guaranteed the only thing that really mattered: victory. As usual, on national TV, when everyone was watching how he might rebound off a bad game, with a knob on his injured wrist, MJ played - just like MJ.

MONTREAL CANADIENS PLAYOFFS 2008 PREVIEW

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Author: stuo11

Tags: 1993 2007 2008 Alex Andrei CANADIENS Carey cup habs hockey Koivu Kostitsyn Kovalev MONTREAL playoffs Price Saku stanley

THIS IS THE MONTREAL CANADIENS PLAYOFFS 2008 PREVIEW. I hope you enjoy. Go Habs Go!!! come on Montreal Canadiens lets bring home that cup!!! Forwards A.Kostitsyn - Plekanec - KOVALEV Higgins - Koivu - Ryder Latendresse - Smolinski - Streit S.Kostitsyn - Lapierre - Begin Defence Markov - Komisarek Hamrlik - Brisebois Bouillon - Georges SCRATCHES M.Dandenault, T.Kostopoulos, Mikhail Gabovski and Ryan O'Byrne Goalies CAREY PRICE JAROSLAV HALAK Honours for This Video: #34 - Most Discussed (This Month) - Sport #15 - Top Favourites (This Month) - Sport #8 - Top Rated (This Month) - Sport

Michael Jordan 1989 Playoffs: Gm 3 Vs. Pistons, 46 pts

Length: 4:44
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Author: hoopsencyclopedia

Tags: Allen Bryant Bulls Carter Detroit Dwyane Iverson James Jordan Kobe Lakers Lebron Michael MJ Pistons Shaq Tmac Vince Wade

MJ attacked the Pistons' 'Bad Boys Jordan Rules' defense with an attacking game in Game 3. This was the most dramatic game of the series which went to 6 games with the Pistons winning and going on to become the Champs. This Pistons team, perhaps the greatest defensive team ever, was the last hump MJ had to face before becoming a champion. The game-winner in this game for MJ was one of his best.

Allen Iverson 55 pts Playoff Career High vs NO Hornets 2003

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Author: pennyccw

Tags: ad allen anthony bryant carter iverson james jordan kidd kobe lebron marbury mcgrady mix nba o'neal pierce wade

Philadelphia 98, New Orleans 90 Iverson's 55 Gives Sixers Game 1 In the illustious history of the Philadelphia 76ers, nobody -- not Wilt, not Dr. J, not Moses -- had an individual performance like Allen Iverson's against the New Orleans Hornets. Iverson scored a team playoff-record 55 points as the 76ers defeated the Hornets, 98-90, in Game One of their Eastern Conference first-round series. "He was on fire," Hornets coach Paul Silas said of Iverson, who fell eight points shy of Michael Jordan's NBA playoff record set exactly 17 years ago in a double-overtime loss at Boston. "Anytime a guy like that is on fire, there's very little you can do except to take the ball out of his hands. It's right up there with Michael's 63. He just had a great night." The NBA saw some superlative performances over the opening weekend of the playoffs, but the best came in the last game. Iverson shot 21-of-32, including 9-of-11 in the fourth quarter, and 10-of-11 from the line to surpass his own playoff record of 54 points set in a 97-92 triumph over Toronto in Game 2 of the 2001 conference semifinals. "I knew he'd come out with fire in his eyes," Sixers coach Larry Brown said. "(Dirk) Nowitzki goes for 46 and Tracy (McGrady) goes for 43, Kobe (Bryant) went for 39. So I figured he was motivated a little." "I just caught a rhythm," Iverson said. "I got in one of those rhythms where the basket looks like an ocean and I was just throwing rocks in it. My teammates did a superb job just getting me the ball in the spots where I need them, and every time I came up free, the ball was there." It was the sixth-highest total in NBA playoff history and three points shy of Iverson's personal best. "This was his best ever, by far," Brown said. "And he's had some pretty darn good games." With his teammates almost entirely shut down by the Hornets, Iverson stepped up time and again. After George Lynch nailed a baseline jumper to get New Orleans within 86-84 with 4:05 remaining, Iverson countered with back-to-back 3-pointers to help the Sixers hang on. New Orleans got within 94-90 on a pair of free throws by Jamal Mashburn with 52 seconds left, but Iverson -- who scored 20 points in the final 12 minutes -- responded 15 seconds later with an arching scoop shot over P.J. Brown. Eric Snow capped the scoring with a pair of free throws with 17 seconds to play. Snow added 15 points and 10 assists and Aaron McKie scored 12 points for the Sixers, who lost two of three meetings with the Hornets during the season, including a 94-89 defeat a week ago. "This is the same team," Snow said. "But you have to remember, we didn't have Keith Van Horn or Derrick Coleman that game, and they absolutely killed us on the rebounding. That is our top two leading rebounders that didn't even play. So I think that they made up for a lot of that." New Orleans again outrebounded Philadelphia, 37-32, but the Sixers scored more second-chance points, 12-7. Mashburn scored 28 points to pace New Orleans, which fell behind for good, 70-68, on a 3-pointer by Iverson that closed the third quarter. Iverson scored 13 points in the opening period as the Sixers jumped to a 27-20 lead. New Orleans took its biggest lead, 36-30, on a pair of free throws by David Wesley with 6:45 left in the second quarter before Philadelphia tightened its defense and went back on top, 49-44, entering the break. Iverson had 25 points at halftime. "I felt good in the beginning especially in the first quarter," Iverson said. "I hit some free throws and my free-throw shooting felt good. A lot of times when my free throws are good, I feel like my jumper can get on early in the game. But in the second half, the third and fourth quarters, that is when I knew I was in a rhythm." The Sixers had 24 assists and committed 15 turnovers, while the Hornets had 12 assists and 24 giveaways, which Philadelphia converted into 24 points. "We had opportunities to go ahead and we turned the ball over, and that's what hurt us," Lynch said. "They are a good team and you cannot turn the ball over against them. They are going to scrap. This series is going to come down to who is going to get on the floor more and whoever leaves it on the floor, leaves some skin, leaves some blood, that's who is going to win." "We were not very good tonight and we have to be better in order to win," Silas added. "If we had taken care of the ball, we really would have done better." "I think if I'm a fan, sitting there watching what he did, I would be pretty excited," Brown said of Iverson. "It was pretty neat. He took it upon himself and did extraordinary things. I don't know how it could get much better than that. "(But) we can't do it with expecting him to get 51. We have to do it as a team. In fairness to him, we have to have people step up and accept that responsibility."

Michael Jordan 1992: Playoffs, Gm 3 Vs. Heat, 56 pts.

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Author: hoopsencyclopedia

Tags: AI bryant Heat james Jordan Kobe Lakers Lebron Magic Michael playoffs Shaq Tmac Vince Wade

This was the Heat's first time in playoffs. Unfortunately, they met MJ in his early championship prime. MJ averaged 39.5 pts, 12 rebs and 7.5 assists going into this game. He started off slow with just 2 points in the first quarter. But then, he got serious with 54 in quarters 2-4 to get 56 pts while shooting 20-30. It was a chilling performance.

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