#4 gets the top spot IMO. If he doesn't make that shot, the Kings go on to
win the series and probably the championship. #1 (Kobe's shot) ended up
being a footnote when the Lakers lost the series, as did #3 (LeBron's shot).
Before the alley-oop to Shaq (#2), the Lakers were leading by four points
with 40 seconds left, so they probably still would have won without it.
to me that shot(the oop) was the one that sealed that victory and lead to the
3 championships...perception is everything =8-)
of course you are right we probably would have won it anyways but that play
was the logo for the future
>I thought #2 was bigger than #1...
>http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=4780831&categoryid=null
How do they not have Fisher's .4 in that mix anywhere? I agree with
some that Harris' should have been up a little more. I think the Kobe
to Shaq lob was given more importance because it was the beginning of
the three-peat.
they already had too many Laker highlights but I agree it was a big shot and
should have been on there...I agree the oop was the start of it all(BShaws 3s
at the end of the 3rd/begining of the 4th was the real start)...but Kobe's
shot (the #1) was the most cut throat
How the frack does Lebron's buzzer beater in game 2 of the East finals
qualify as one of the top plays of the decade (not to mention No.3? I could
see it maybe if they'd come back to win the series, but they didn't even do
that.
I guess ESPN felt obligated to include a Lebron play.
Greg
I'm sure that's what it was...