Pacers 107, Knicks 105 | May 7, 1995
Miller-Line: 31 points, 5 Rebounds, 4 Assist
With Michael Jordan and the Bulls struggling in the 1995 playoffs, both the Pacers & Knicks saw this as a rare a opportunity to reach the NBA finals but would have to fight in a long 7 game series to do so. Many argue this was the most shocking ending ever to an playoffs game in the NBA which is why it landed in at no. 3 on our list.
In this clip Reggie Miller score 8 points in 8.9 seconds against the New York Knicks in game 1 of their 2nd-round series. The score was 105-99 with 18.7 seconds left but Miller hit a inbound turn around 3 pointer, then would immediately force an inbound turnover inadvertently tripping a player then knocking down another trey.
This wasn’t even the said shit. John Stars was fouled and would go on to miss 2 consecutive free-throws as the Knicks would get the ball back with Patrick Ewing missing a easy 10-ft jumper. He would miss and Reggie would rebound the ball with the Knicks fouling him with less than 5 seconds remaining. The Knick-Killer would go to the line and hit the pair of freebies to win the game as the Knicks would have one last turnover in their final possession of the game.