Michael Jordan Flu game stats

11. Ralph Sampson Game Winner vs. Lakers; Game 5, 1986 west Conference Finals
Rodney McCray passes to Ralph Sampson who, together with his back into the container and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar defending, caught the ball in mid-air, spun and thoughtlessly lofted the basketball to the container where it hit the front regarding the rim, hung tantalizingly floating around, drifted down, glanced from the back rim and tumbled through the hoop as time expired, propelling the Rockets into the NBA Finals and ending the Lakers four-year run of west Conference prominence.
12. Bill Russell’s 30-Point, 40-Rebound Performance, Frank Selvy Missed Shot, Cousy Dribbles Out Clock; Game 7, 1962 NBA Finals
After Frank Selvy missed a game-winning chance for Lakers at the end of regulation, the Celtics prevailed 110-107 in OT. Bill Russell had 30 things and 40 rebounds, and Bob Cousy notoriously scurried across the backcourt with a clock-burning screen of right-handed dribbling.
13. Isiah, 43 Points (25 In 4th), 8 Assists On Bad Ankle; Game 6, 1988 NBA Finals
Playing on an ankle so seriously sprained he could barely put weight on it, Isiah Thomas scored 25 things within the third one-fourth - a Finals record for points in a quarter. Despite their valiant energy, the Pistons would drop Game 6 and in the end the series to the Lakers.
14. Julius Erving’s Ultimate Baseline Scoop Move vs. Lakers; Game 4, 1980 NBA Finals
When you look at the fourth quarter of Game 4, together with Sixers trailing 2-1 inside show, Julius Erving delivered probably the ultimate move of their highlight-filled profession to aid Philly to a 105-102 victory. Dr. J drove baseline, elevated, reached right back behind the backboard with all the baseball and for some reason appeared regarding reverse region of the basket to transform the circus shot. Magic Johnson labeled as it "the greatest move i have ever seen in a basketball game."
15. Elgin Baylor’s 61-Point, 22-Rebound Efficiency Vs. Celtics; Game 5, 1962 NBA Finals
The Los Angeles Lakers were making their first Finals look and it looked as though they were planning to ensure it is a success through Elgin Baylor. The forward poured in a Finals record (and then-playoffs record) 61 points up against the Celtics into the Boston outdoors, offering the Lakers a 3-2 series lead.
16. Kareem Hooks Celtics In 2OT; Game 6, 1974, NBA Finals
After tying this classic in legislation as well as the end of initial overtime, John Havlicek hit a rainbow over Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to give Boston a 101-100 lead with seven moments remaining in 2nd OT. After that, Oscar Robertson inbounded the baseball to Kareem. The league MVP dribbled down the right and struck a challenging sky connect over Henry Finkel, within the game to restore the fouled-out Dave Cowens, to give Milwaukee a 102-101 win and send the series to a seventh game. The Celtics would rally to win Game 7 traveling, with Cowens playing all excepting one moment regarding the clincher, scoring 28 points and pulling down 14 rebounds.
17. MJ Flu Game; Game 5, 1997 NBA Finals
Bitten hard by the flu bug, Michael Jordan had been so ill some speculated he wouldn't be able to play in Game 5 against the Jazz in Utah utilizing the series tied up at 2-2. Jordan fought the Jazz, dehydration and fatigue (he could barely stroll to your workbench during timeouts) - and won. Jordan turned-in another masterful performance with 38 things and seven rebounds, delivering the show back into Chicago with all the Bulls up 3-2 into the show. 2 days later on, the Bulls won their fifth name in six many years.
18. Derek Fisher's Miracle Shot; Game 5, Western Conference, 2004 Semifinals
Playing a game title of are you able to top this, LA’s Derek Fisher strikes a fadeaway jumper from remaining place over Manu Ginobili at buzzer – after having seen Tim Duncan hit a 20-foot fadeaway of his very own with 0.4 moments staying – since the Lakers take command for the show and return to la up 3-2.
19. Stockton’s Game Winner Sends Jazz to Finals; Game 6, 1997, Western meeting Finals