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Ricky88
01-15-2007, 11:57 PM
-Angels winning the World Series in 2002
-Lakers winning the NBA Title in 2000
-Magic Johnson winning MVP at the 1992 All Star Game
-Nets beating the Celtics in 2002, avoiding a Lakers/Celtics Finals
-Shaq bringing down the hoop in Jersey in '93
-Lakers signing Shaq in '96
-Mighty Ducks beating the Wild in '03
-Jim Valvano's speech
-MJ dunking on Mutombo and waving his finger
-Nuggets beating the Sonics in '94(I hate the crack addict Kemp)
-Lakers trading Vlade Divac for the rights to Kobe
-Kenyon Martin decking Corey Maggette in '04

Brian Damage
01-16-2007, 12:01 AM
Don Mattingly hitting a home run in his first playoff series ever in 1995 against the Seattle Mariners.

freshprinceofLA
01-16-2007, 12:55 AM
-Dwyane Wade's Jordan like preformance in the 2006 NBA finals.

-Kobe Bryant's 81 point game.

-Robert Horry's game winning shot in the 2002 NBA western conference finals
against the Kings.

-Derick Fisher's game winning shot in the 2004 western conference semi's with 0.4 seconds left against the spurs.

-Kobe Bryant's game winning shot in O.T. against the suns in the 2006 NBA playoffs 1st round.

-Magic Johnson's baby hook game winning shot in 1987 NBA finals vs the celtics.

-Michael Jordan's game winning shot in 1998 nba playoffs vs the jazz.

-When Mohammed Ali knocked out George Foreman in 1974 the fight the thrilla in manila.

moeee
01-17-2007, 02:24 AM
- Northwestern beating Notre Dame back in 1995.

- Michael Jordan shot 6 3pt in a row against the Blazers in 1992.

- The 8th seed Devner Nuggets beating the 1 seed Sonics in 1994.

tdf4077
01-17-2007, 10:42 PM
Laurent Jalabert's 2001 Bastille Day victory!

Ireneparalegal
01-17-2007, 10:44 PM
L.A. Dodgers' KIRK GIBSON'S GRAND SLAM in the 1988 World Series. THEE BEST PLAY EVER!!!!!!

Lasorda sent in a crippled Kirk Gibson to bat for their reliever Alejandro Pena. At first, the decision appeared completely irrational, but somehow the outfielder worked past his pain and launched a bleacher blast (with a 3-2 count) for the game winning run. It was the first time a World Series game had ever been won on a come-from-behind home run in the last inning and the fact that Gibson could hold his stance, let alone swing the bat made the blast even more amazing.