Karl Malone is the second highest scorer in NBA history for two reasons, longevity and being nearly unstoppable. Karl was probably the greatest big man in transition, running like a deer while being the size of small bus had something to do with it. On this play the Jazz come up with a steal and Malone's running mate John Stockton finds him in transition where he proceeds to dunk over Michael Jordan.
Arguably the greatest two man combo in nba history came to play in the 2002 finals, especially in game 3 where they combined to score 71 points in the 106-103 win over Jason Kidd's New Jersey Nets. Bryant had 36 points including two huge jumpers down the stretch and O'Neal finished with 35 points and 11 rebounds.
This 34 rebound spectacle was a career high for Rodman as it should be cause 34 boards is nuts. Rodman was the master of tipping a rebound up to himself and pulling it down on his second or third jump.
Jerome Kersey the versatile forward and one of the greatest teammates in NBA history passed away at the age of 52 due to blood clot complications. He will be missed in the league but his legacy will never be forgotten. The NBA put together a great video in his honour.
Jerry West aka The Logo aka Mr. Clutch hits the game winning shot as time expires. West won it for the West! This shot helped solidify him as the MVP of the 1972 all star game.
An exhibition game between the USA team and the Gernman team ended in stunning fashion as Allen Iverson hit the game winning shot at the buzzer.
One of the greatest players to ever hit the hardwood shows you how to properly box somebody out so you can gobble up all of the defensive rebounds. Russell finished his 13 year career with 11 championship rings playing the center position so if anybody knows how to box a man out, it's him.
One of the best John Stockton comes up clutch when it matters most. Stockton was 3/8 through the first 3 quarters but shot 3/3 in the 4th quarter including the go ahead bucket with only .7 seconds left on the clock. The Jazz would win the game and hold off elimination by the Sacramento Kings.
After the Bucks made a desperation three pointer to tie the game Clyde Drexler hits what may be the most difficult shot of his career. Drexler went to the Houston Rockets in 1995 where he won an NBA Championship with his college teammate and friend Hakeem Olajuwon.
