Midway through the fourth, Patty Mills got his Wayne Harmes on to release a streaking Ginobili for an uncontested old man dunk. So who Tap, Tap, Taparoo-ed it better? Probably Harmes given the context of the contest, but Mills is currently playing quintessential Spurs basketball before a global audience.
Card of the Week continues our World Game theme with this classic SI card featuring The Admiral disrupting a perfectly good game of football. It's also a great opportunity for us to feature some of Matt Le Tissier's finest work.
There has been a lot said about Ray Allen's dunking ability following his Game 1 stuff in transition. All the historical footage shown in the wake of this play has been Ray going off one foot. Here's a rare two foot throw down from Jesus as a rookie. He's essentially doing Finley's signature dunk right in front of him.
Taken from the Mitch Richmond game for PC, this is a rookie Allen Iverson throwing down a windmill on premier wing defender Eddie Jones. Because this never happened in real life, all we're asking is that you appreciate the primitive beauty of mid '90s DOS graphics.
A young AI would also feature with our man Jerry Stackhat in NBA Hangtime, the greatest game ever released for any platform. BONUS: Fleer '96-97 Allen Iverson Rookie Card
A petrified Eric Bischoff was desperate to learn who Scott Hall was continually referring too in his WCW invasion promos. Turns out Eric wasn't looking hard enough.
It was Rasheed Wallace.
Jersey of the Week is the Rasheed Wallace Bullets Away strip, the most influential jersey in wrestling history.
Doesn't matter how many turnovers your team commits throughout the course of the night, if your pre-game routine involves doing this with Sean Marks, you're gonna go close.
Sean Marks exchanges hand gestures with Tim Duncan
(June 5, 2014)
Duncan had one of these, plus 21 and 10 on 90% shooting. Patty Mills was the only Spur not to turn it over.
June 5, 1991: Michael Jordan got the first of many NBA Finals wins in Game 2 against the Lakers. After coming ridiculously close in Game 1, Jordan produced one the most efficient scoring performances in Finals history, which included the switch-hands layup.
On this day, Robert Horry hit 6 threes to help the eighth-seeded Houston Rockets past the San Antonio Spurs and back to the NBA Finals. Hakeem's 39 and 17 was also was a factor...
On this day, the Seattle Supersonics won their first and only NBA championship in 1979. The captain of that squad was Downtown Freddie Brown, #WisconsinStyle pioneer and flat-out shooter. Fred Brown was the first person to lead the league in 3P% when association began recording the statistic in '79.
Here is a game worn jersey that sold at auction for a little over 1500 clams late last year.