For me, Fisher immediately running to the locker room, disappearing, leaving everyone with a "what the f*ck just happened" face is the most epic moment in NBA history.
The most incredible thing about this shot is that there's Kobe, Shaq, Malone, and Payton on the floor and FISHER is the hero. That's something right there.
I read Phil's book.The last play was drawn for Kobe because he was their go to in the clutch but he was double teamed so GP passed to the open man which was Fisher
The fact Duncan Manu Parker heck throw in Horry due to his impact on both teams during 5 titles over 7 years plus Shaq Malone Kobe Payton are all on the floor and it's Fisher whose the hero when he got benched due to the year before losing to this same team...his career is crazy and the fact he made a name for himself during this era despite his flaws as a player is inspiring
On Tim Duncan ...yes he played it simple all the time And only targeted high percentage shots But he also delivered one of.the 3 or 4 greatest NBA shots I have ever seen 1.This shot over Shaq is impossible 2. Ray Allen's 3pointer vs Spurs in the 2012 playoffs game 6 3. Kyrie Irving's 3 pointer to seal Game 7 in 2016
man, i turned the tv off after Timmy's shot. i went to bed pissed and woke up shocked to find out the Lakers won the game. Ever since then i always watch the until the clock hits 0:00.
Lol I was a kid back when this game came on, I lived in LA and I remember watching this live. Everyone went crazy, school the next day was crazy as well. The early 2000's was such an amazing time to be in LA as a Laker fan.
But obviously Fisher's shot was the most clutch out of all of them because he didn't even look at the hoop! We got the most legendary shot we could ask for.
That shot by Duncan was unreal. You're right it was an amazing shot. I was devastated when he hit it back when I watched this live. But of course it was followed by one of the best moments I have as a Laker fan. What a rollercoaster.
@@akonvict look it up after the 2004 season the commissioner took out the arm reach in rule to lighten up on defense and have the NBA to score more in games because he thought the viewers would like that more. Also the 3 point shooting is stupid now cuz of curry and them all and ruined the game alot
@@Coop95 Trash offense? lol , put Shaq and Kobe in todays week aps era, they will drop nearly 40 per night.. Put jordan poole in that era, his 20 ppg will be like 8 ppg even if he play for 40 mins
I recall watching this, and after Duncan made that shot I was walking up to the TV to turn it off. Then just stood in front of it thinking, well game ain't over till it's over. Then Fish does that cray shit, and the whole damn neighborhood erupts. Could hear honking and screamin all throughout. Some good childhood memories growing up with the Lakers of the late 90's and early 2k's.
I remember that night well, the entire city of LA absolutely erupted that night, I’ll never forget Whittier Blvd and all the cars driving by with their laker flags honking and flashing their lights. Good times
The hero we deserve but not the one we need right now. So we'll hunt him, because he can take it... The Dark Knight ::Fisher runs to the locker room:: Roll credits lol
So much classics in this video 1. The sequence 2. Derek Fisher’s .4 shot 3. Lakers running to the locker room 4. Al Michaels commentary So much heat 🔥🔥🔥
I remember when I initially watched NBA, about a decade ago, everyone was taking about Miller's 8 pts in 8.9 sec, T-Mac's 13 pts in 33 sec, and Fish's 0.4 sec shot. I thought DAMN NBA is fucking amazing. A decade later, these are still the most amazing moments ever captured.
+Kevin Cheng yep it seems to me you never either see games this close with this much emotion or the players just dont have the heart and clutchness to do something like this lol
Yo I remember watching this as a kid being super pissed when Duncan made his shot. I turned the TV off but something told me to turn it back on and I witnessed a great moment in play-off history
DAVID HE I remember that game... I was in high school and we had quotes of the day in history class... my friend went to the board and put "same ol story, hero is Horry " lol... damn those were great times
Man you dick riders really gotta stop. Kobe didn’t look “confident”…that was a look of ‘here we go again’ because it sure seemed like the Spurs we’re gonna eliminate them after getting another crazy Game 5.
THE WAY THE LAKERS RAN FOR THEIR LIVES IN THE END WAS HILARIOUS!!! I love how he said "They'll review it and the Lakers are gonna run to the dressing room and try to get on the plane before the officials can get over to the score's table". What if they make it on time? They'll count it in by default? HAHAHAHA!!!
I remember watching this game and jumping out my seat and yelling proudly as Tim hit the game winner (at the moment) then the unthinkable happened... man I just stood still like wtf 🧐🤦🏽♂️... this and the damn Ray Allen 3 vs the Heat is two of the most heartbreaking shots as a Spurs fan. Man those Spurs/LA rivalry in the 00s was amazing tho.
Maaannn i rmemeber being on my knees during these games against the lakers and the playoff runs the spurs had. So many legendary games and game winning shots. The best basketball i ever witnessed. The rollercoaster of emptions year in and year out during the playoffs was something i havent felt since then. Glad i was able to catch 4 of the 5 title runs and all the games during that dynasty. Miss it.
Life long spurs fan here. One of my earliest memories as a kid was watching this moment live. I have yet to experience the same rush of opposite emotional reactions, right after another. This was the moment I knew I fell in love with basketball.
Same. As a young Lakers fan though. Both our teams dominated the 2000s. Fell in love with basketball in 2000. Will always remember the early days where Lakers/Spurs were always the marquee matchups.
@@TheForkOnTheLeftist for sure! But I was about 5 in ‘03 and don’t remember too much beyond this specific point. However, everything about this moment has been etched in my head ever since. Where I was, who I was with, etc. Unforgettable to say the least 🙏🏽
Kobe's clutch shot was overturned by Tim Duncan's clutch shot which was overturned by Fisher's clutch shot. Simply insane turning 22 this year and I still remember this game live when I was 9, my family and I were in huge distraught after Duncan's shot and that Spurs dogpile after Duncan's shot still gives me a gut-sinking feeling to this day. Lakers run deep in my family and this was probably the most memorable moment for me as a Laker fan.
Vincent word. Grew up in LA and watched every game as a kid RELIGIOUSLY. Then went outside and played ball with the homies trying to recreate all these sick moments after the game. These games were epic.
yea. i remember i was sleeping over at my friends house, and we just heard shouting going on from upstairs, and it was his parents freaking out over the fischer shot.
No, idiots like you are sniffing UA-cam for something to debate about. If it was just your opinion you could have clearly kept it to yourself. You obviously wanted to debate 😂
2004 was a time after mj retired so it was the last 5 finals mvps and 3 of the last 4 mvps going at it...Duncan vs shaq in 04 was probably the most hyped series I can remember...
a game that isnt 70 to 69 with under 30 seconds left with all these scorers hall of famers and the 2 best coaches outside of larry brown and pat riley in a 2-2 series....are you kidding me with this score....how do you have shaq and duncan score so well down low in their primes get so many fts and the game is this ugly?...wheres the shooting...the nbas shooting from 1999-2005 was garbage...no role players were good shooters...horry missed 2 huge shots in santonio between 2003-2004...this dude could have won 6 straight titles if he hit those 2 3's in back to back years lol...he got his 7 rings but he could have 8 and stopped the spurs dynasty from starting...horry by missing in game 5 in 2003 ended the lakers dynasty
Bolly Boi hes not to casual fans he wont get a statue, or his jersey retired. but we hardcore fans know he was a key piece in his 16 year run in LA we love us some Fish glad hes on spectrum now, stealing wives n shit
Yup at home watching my TV I was 16 years old. When I saw Duncan let that shot go I thought to myself thats gonna be way off but it was right on the money
My dad: dang we lost this game (goes to kitchen) (Fisher makes shot) Me:OHHH!!! My dad : Wat Happend Me: fisher caught it and made the shot My Dad:😱. LOL
This era of the Lakers has a sweet spot in my heart. I remember watching this game with my dad and us going absolutely feral when Fisher made that shot. Oh sweet memories...
As a Lakers fan, this was one of the sweetest victories. It was one of the few times that I saw the Spurs’ spirits crushed. They were mentally checked out in the next game. It was lovely. ☺️
I'm so happy I watched this live. This game was insane. I remember the commentary praising fisher, saying Fisher is no longer a starter and then does this
I remember watching this live. I was like: "It's over no way they can come back from this!" at fist but THEN something told me to not switch the channels or turn off the T.V. and to be hopeful that they would make it. It still gives me chill watching this!
I remember being upset after Duncan made the shot but still had the TV on, cuz I recalled Big Shot Robert Horry's game winner in 2002 WCF game 4. Glad I kept watching!
Lakr101 I remember the rage I was in after Duncan made the most boring fall away EVER(I really hate the Spurs but respect Tim😂) then when Fisher knocked it down I scared everyone in the house!!
I miss late 90s early 2000s playoffs. Remember when the Sacramento Kings were good and thw Thunder was just that noise that came with lightning? Those were the days.
Yep and you see 2015 gs, rockets, clippers who are supposed to be top teams in the nba and they got no depth, defense and all they rely is on 3pters lmao. For sake 2015 mvp was steph curry, what more can you say
I still remember watching this game live in my college dining hall, with about a hundred students. At the moment Fisher hit the shot it was like an explosion under the roof. Man it was like yesterday......
Sort of awkward wording to use the word scores when referring to a basket but kind of justified here because of what an unbelievable play it was. I feel like Al said scores because he's so used to calling other sports that use the word much more often and he only did NBA games for 2 years, this being his first.
@@TheLocalLt not often. I think Dick Stockton used to say it a lot too way back in the 80s. Puts it off the window and scores I used to hear when playing NBA Live 2000 for my N64 but not too often outside of that.
billny33 listen to my games haha I do college I’m hopefully getting a new gig soon. I say “off the window and scores” or “kisses the glass and scores” all the time
I can watch this over and over and still be excited. I was watching this game live, and my child thought I lost my mind after D Fish made that shot. Whoo!
DavyEU that career moment for him turned out to be an L almost instantly after that play Wooot timmy d leading the USA to an amazing bronze medal finish in 04. And the coward never even tried to redeem himself Parker>duncan
I was visitng Chicago, from L.A. and watching the game in a bar. They all cheered at Duncan's shot. I think I was the only one jumping around when Fisher pulled off that beautiful play.
The NBA's last Great Rivalry. The Lakers and the Spurs. Jackson vs Popovich. Shaq vs Duncan. Kobe vs Manu, Tony and Bowen. California vs Texas. You don't see defensive struggles like this anymore. You wont see a 74 to 73 game again.
Well Warriors-Cavs turned out to be quite a rivalry in the time since you wrote this comment. But I guess that's over now too. Plus the Dubs getting Durant kind of spoiled it.
I do think the Lakers and Spurs rivalry is underrated mainly because the Sacramento Kings were the Lakers number 1 nemesis and that clash of Titans in 2000 between the Blazers and Lakers. Although the 01 series between the Lakers and Spurs was a mismatch. In 03 Tony Parker was the first to really destroy that Lakers defense.
@@bigstar66 I disagree, before KD the Cavs had a clear advantage. They lost the series they had Kevin Love and Irving injured and beat the Warriors 3 games in a row to win the series next year. That Golden State team were overachievers until Durant. They were sort of like the Indiana Pacers that played Miami in the ECF. They were good enough to give Lebron a tough series but I don't think they could have beaten him with his team healthy as he beat them 3 games in a row with 2 of those games being at Golden State.
Favorite Lakers moment and one of the the best family moments I ever had 😔 I will always remember that clutch shot by Kobe and the Buzzer beater by D Fisher and the way everybody ran to the locker room I lost my mind when this happened RIP to my Hero Kobe
Derrick White brought me back here tonight lol this game was insane, Kobe then Duncan looked like he had the dagger and then Fisher with the buzzer beater.
Man o man....I remember this like it was yesterday! That shot actually made me cry cause everybody at the bar that night thought my Lakers were done. All the taunts and laughter at me and my girl when Duncan made that last minute shot and it was 0.4 secs left. Even my girl put her head down saying "It can't end this way". Once Fisher made that shot my girl didn't see the play she just noticed everybody in the bar got very quite and one man said "OH HELL NAH...THEY CHEATED! NO NO NO THAT'S BULLSHIT!".
Nostalgia! Absolutely insane how good basketball was around this time, all these superstars. These games truly shaped my upbringing. Was around 13 at the time. Back when u were actually able to play basketball & compete. Play & view the game in the post, Shaq my all time fav player. Only 70 plus points in this game, nowadays games are over 110 pts because u can't even play D and or compete
The Lakers running off the court and into the locker rooms was the funniest shit ever
I know lol
majornewb what was that all about?
Lkhagvasuren Davaatseren That was about GTFO before they change they minds
nice profile pic
Warriors? Bandwagon much lol
duncans shot was still nice as fuck
I know, sucks it gets overshadowed.
One of the best and most forgotten of Tim Duncan clutch moments !!
Marcus Lopez same goes for Kobe's shot right before that. 3 clutch shots in a row...3 great players...Kobe, Duncan, Fisher.
Jonny Vango i thought it was a nice shot i just thought Shaq would made him miss that shot
Tim duncan shot was crazy falling down and making the shot, that what makes tim duncan great that he is so consistent.
For me, Fisher immediately running to the locker room, disappearing, leaving everyone with a "what the f*ck just happened" face is the most epic moment in NBA history.
Magic Johnson did that a long time before to the celtics
@@Jumpman90 yeah but did magic Johnson hit a buzzer beater in game 5 tied 2-2 with 0.4 seconds left lmao context means a lot you know
1:56 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Jumpman90 his shot at the garden is forever cemented in history but Derek def had his moment with that .4 shot… unbelievable
as the announcer said himself, get on the plane before they can review it lol.
Look at all of those legends. Kobe. Shaq. Duncan. Malone. Payton. Parker. Ginobli. Horry. Phil Jackson. Popovich. Unbelievable
WOW that is unbelievable, its a mini dream team
@@NikolaJokerMVP15 what? Lakers were trash 05-07. Suns were the Spurs comp during those years
Don’t forget Steve Kerr
Fisher
@@JuanMartinez-df1lc Steve Kerr was not on the level of these other guys.
He ran straight to matt barnes wife
W
😂😂😂😂👍
damn😂😂
lmaooooooo
Im dead. XD
The most incredible thing about this shot is that there's Kobe, Shaq, Malone, and Payton on the floor and FISHER is the hero. That's something right there.
+Tyler Fox fisher is the best well always love him here in LA
+Tyler Fox thats the point u can expect an oop to either malone or shaq + the double team on kobe, alowed fish to get the ball, nice play phil
I read Phil's book.The last play was drawn for Kobe because he was their go to in the clutch but he was double teamed so GP passed to the open man which was Fisher
Do you really expect Shaq to take the game-winning shot? And Malone and Payton were 40/35 lul.
fisher is pretty underrated.
I'm so happy I witnessed this game live. It's probably one of the best playoff games in NBA history.
Me too I remember telling my Dad no way they make that
It honestly ruined the nba for me because nothing could ever give that same feeling.
Same brada .. shame
They lost to fckn detriot that year .. great moments that season 🥲
The fact Duncan Manu Parker heck throw in Horry due to his impact on both teams during 5 titles over 7 years plus Shaq Malone Kobe Payton are all on the floor and it's Fisher whose the hero when he got benched due to the year before losing to this same team...his career is crazy and the fact he made a name for himself during this era despite his flaws as a player is inspiring
Yes. I took watched this live. Couldn't believe it.
That shot by Duncan before the .4 shot was insane as well! Dude was falling away and still hit that almost at the 3 pt line
With Shaq big ass drenched all over him too amazing clutch shot.
Turning in that direction as a right-hander makes it so much more tricky than if he was turning the other way
He was far from the line
On Tim Duncan ...yes he played it simple all the time
And only targeted high percentage shots
But he also delivered one of.the 3 or 4 greatest NBA shots I have ever seen
1.This shot over Shaq is impossible
2. Ray Allen's 3pointer vs Spurs in the 2012 playoffs game 6
3. Kyrie Irving's 3 pointer to seal Game 7 in 2016
man, i turned the tv off after Timmy's shot. i went to bed pissed and woke up shocked to find out the Lakers won the game. Ever since then i always watch the until the clock hits 0:00.
Man.... That's some Miami Heat fan type of shit.. U gotta stay wit it if u r a true fan!!
Lol I was a kid back when this game came on, I lived in LA and I remember watching this live. Everyone went crazy, school the next day was crazy as well. The early 2000's was such an amazing time to be in LA as a Laker fan.
***** The NFL and The NBA was both great to watch. Now its just watered down.
***** What do u mean it sucks?
Allen Greene Watered down?
fisher shot ends up being remembered but the duncan shot wouldve been legendary if it was a buzzer beater
3 clutch shots back to back to back, they can't all be the stuff of legends
But obviously Fisher's shot was the most clutch out of all of them because he didn't even look at the hoop! We got the most legendary shot we could ask for.
alex smith all the faces of san antonians lmaooooooo
LMAO S.A was garbage
That shot by Duncan was unreal. You're right it was an amazing shot. I was devastated when he hit it back when I watched this live. But of course it was followed by one of the best moments I have as a Laker fan. What a rollercoaster.
70+ points in the game, just shows how ELITE the defense was...💜💛
Or how trash the offense was
@@Coop95 no they actually played defense back then. Believe it was the last season before the NBA started hating on defense.
@@woshyboy561 Not at all. Teams just weren't shooting as many 3s.
@@akonvict look it up after the 2004 season the commissioner took out the arm reach in rule to lighten up on defense and have the NBA to score more in games because he thought the viewers would like that more. Also the 3 point shooting is stupid now cuz of curry and them all and ruined the game alot
@@Coop95 Trash offense? lol , put Shaq and Kobe in todays week aps era, they will drop nearly 40 per night.. Put jordan poole in that era, his 20 ppg will be like 8 ppg even if he play for 40 mins
I recall watching this, and after Duncan made that shot I was walking up to the TV to turn it off. Then just stood in front of it thinking, well game ain't over till it's over. Then Fish does that cray shit, and the whole damn neighborhood erupts. Could hear honking and screamin all throughout. Some good childhood memories growing up with the Lakers of the late 90's and early 2k's.
My dad and I re-enacted the .4 shot dozens of times on the court after the game
I remember that night well, the entire city of LA absolutely erupted that night, I’ll never forget Whittier Blvd and all the cars driving by with their laker flags honking and flashing their lights. Good times
Bruh To Live and Die in LA... Shout out to all my neighbors in sunny California
@@TheForkOnTheLeftist LA is a shithole now
I know! I was SO bummed and I was just getting up to turn it off and then that shit happens. I screamed until I was hoarse.
rumor has it Fisher watched the first replay from his crib
Lmaaaaaaoooo dead
i don't get it? someone pls explain
Fisher actually said he ran to the locker room because he wasn't sure if he got it off in time and didn't want to celebrate a loss on accident.
😄
Whats a crib wtf
1:11 this city needs a hero...
More like a villain lol.
LMFAO that's what it looks like he was thinking.
The hero we deserve but not the one we need right now.
So we'll hunt him, because he can take it...
The Dark Knight
::Fisher runs to the locker room::
Roll credits lol
It's like the camera man knew!
Lmao nice
"One lucky shot deserves another" -Shaq.
Who else is here watching Kobe highlights 😞💔 R.I.P. Kobe.
Gerry Gonzalez I mean...I’m watching because of Derek not Kobe but yea sure rip Kobe 🤷♂️
So much classics in this video
1. The sequence
2. Derek Fisher’s .4 shot
3. Lakers running to the locker room
4. Al Michaels commentary
So much heat 🔥🔥🔥
I remember when I initially watched NBA, about a decade ago, everyone was taking about Miller's 8 pts in 8.9 sec, T-Mac's 13 pts in 33 sec, and Fish's 0.4 sec shot. I thought DAMN NBA is fucking amazing. A decade later, these are still the most amazing moments ever captured.
Gotta agree.
PREACH!!!
+Kevin Cheng right, nowadays we're gettin Le'flop and shaqtin a fool replays
+Kevin Cheng yep it seems to me you never either see games this close with this much emotion or the players just dont have the heart and clutchness to do something like this lol
tidusxaderkanx Yeah, 40 seconds left and still down by 8? Time to consider which nightclub we're hitting tonight.
Klay's 30 something in one period was awesome.
Yo I remember watching this as a kid being super pissed when Duncan made his shot. I turned the TV off but something told me to turn it back on and I witnessed a great moment in play-off history
i made the mistake too when I missed the Horry shot between lakers and kings. Never made that mistake again.
DAVID HE I remember that game... I was in high school and we had quotes of the day in history class... my friend went to the board and put "same ol story, hero is Horry " lol... damn those were great times
Jonathan Pontel I was in highschool as well, i remember watching lakers made my day back then...
They got screwd 2002 western conference finals was rigged no joke
vince carter still the kings could had won the series in game 7
No one ever talks about this shot but this was one of the greatest moments in basketball history
Also not regular
Agree the crazy thing is I think Duncan’s shot would have been an all timer had it not been followed by this shot
@@MasenkOG na thats forreal
Most clutch basket ever. Greatest buzzer beater ever.
They use to. It was the only talked about thing for 3 years. But now it’s a new gen of basketball so people dont think about it.
0:58 I love how Kobe still has confidence in his face and Shaq looked like he already accepted defeat black mamba was on another level
Man you dick riders really gotta stop. Kobe didn’t look “confident”…that was a look of ‘here we go again’ because it sure seemed like the Spurs we’re gonna eliminate them after getting another crazy Game 5.
THE WAY THE LAKERS RAN FOR THEIR LIVES IN THE END WAS HILARIOUS!!! I love how he said "They'll review it and the Lakers are gonna run to the dressing room and try to get on the plane before the officials can get over to the score's table". What if they make it on time? They'll count it in by default? HAHAHAHA!!!
Lol!
Iv it aint count it aint count. If it did then LOL
That’s definitely a spurs commentator
Al Michaels is a GOAT
@@VincentVincent_89 It clearly says ABC lol. It's a nationally televised game. As most Playoff games are
Fisher ran straight back to LA
Lol
uaha
Ran right to matt barnes girl
@Joel Villarreal for no particular reason?
Lmao
I remember watching this game and jumping out my seat and yelling proudly as Tim hit the game winner (at the moment) then the unthinkable happened... man I just stood still like wtf 🧐🤦🏽♂️... this and the damn Ray Allen 3 vs the Heat is two of the most heartbreaking shots as a Spurs fan. Man those Spurs/LA rivalry in the 00s was amazing tho.
As a loyal Spurs fan...I feel your pain lol. I was gutted both times. Both shots I was on my feet.
So true, the Spurs/LA days were something else! Great memories and I’ll always be a die hard Spurs fan!! Even with moments like this. Lol #GSG
@@dianapennycook1789 definitely Black & Silver 4 ever
Maaannn i rmemeber being on my knees during these games against the lakers and the playoff runs the spurs had. So many legendary games and game winning shots. The best basketball i ever witnessed. The rollercoaster of emptions year in and year out during the playoffs was something i havent felt since then. Glad i was able to catch 4 of the 5 title runs and all the games during that dynasty. Miss it.
Life long spurs fan here. One of my earliest memories as a kid was watching this moment live. I have yet to experience the same rush of opposite emotional reactions, right after another. This was the moment I knew I fell in love with basketball.
game 6? lmao
Same. As a young Lakers fan though. Both our teams dominated the 2000s. Fell in love with basketball in 2000. Will always remember the early days where Lakers/Spurs were always the marquee matchups.
I'm surprised. Y'all won the year before lol put the beatdown on us
@@TheForkOnTheLeftist for sure! But I was about 5 in ‘03 and don’t remember too much beyond this specific point. However, everything about this moment has been etched in my head ever since. Where I was, who I was with, etc. Unforgettable to say the least 🙏🏽
Kobe's clutch shot was overturned by Tim Duncan's clutch shot which was overturned by Fisher's clutch shot. Simply insane
turning 22 this year and I still remember this game live when I was 9, my family and I were in huge distraught after Duncan's shot and that Spurs dogpile after Duncan's shot still gives me a gut-sinking feeling to this day. Lakers run deep in my family and this was probably the most memorable moment for me as a Laker fan.
no one cares
pwoswald everyone cares cry
Vincent word. Grew up in LA and watched every game as a kid RELIGIOUSLY. Then went outside and played ball with the homies trying to recreate all these sick moments after the game. These games were epic.
yea. i remember i was sleeping over at my friends house, and we just heard shouting going on from upstairs, and it was his parents freaking out over the fischer shot.
You’re 27 now. How’s life? Accomplishing your goals?
What an Era in basketball, it's not often you see 5 or more NBA LEGENDS on the court at the same time.
***** Karl Malone, Robert Horry, learn a thing or two about basketball lol.
+BxIowaIrelandSwAg Oh yea and Gary Payton
+FPSToronto Your forgetting about Tony parker
+BxIowaIrelandSwAg kobe shaq duncan payton malone parker ginobili
Plus 2 Hall of Fame Coaches.
2:02 horry was like “ I taught fish well”
Rip Kobe. This is one of my fondest memories as a Lakers fan.
"One lucky shot deserves another"
damn right XD
Neither were lucky. Great players making great, tough, clutch shots.
on my count it took 2 seconds to catch and shoot lol....0.4 my ass
guess you can't count
You are watching in slow motion btw. You can see the Clock tick.
That Phil Jackson smirk at 1:52 😂classic.
People will do anything to debate over UA-cam lmaooo 😂
People will do anything to debate over UA-cam lmaooo 😂
+therealist811 it's a smirk and yes you're trying to debate.
+onr fvf don't argue with idiots, you'll stoop down to their level on accident 😂
No, idiots like you are sniffing UA-cam for something to debate about. If it was just your opinion you could have clearly kept it to yourself. You obviously wanted to debate 😂
Watching this after the Derrick White buzzer beater cause I got so many flashbacks to this
1:10 not today muthafuckas
+Hasani Houston lmao
+3icepwn lol
That is such great in-sight XD
Hahaha i died
HAHAAHAHAAAHHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!! BEST COMMENT EEEEEEVER!!!!!! I'M LAUGHING SO FUCKING HARD NOW HAHAHAAAHHAHAA!!!!
Lol, when Al Michaels said, the players are going to the dressing room, to get on a plane, before the refs can review it.
ikr!!! lollololo
As if it automatically counts if they all left fast enough hahah
😅 man that’s funny even as a Spurs fan
It’s 2021 and I still remember this shot like it was yesterday, what a game and series. RIP Kobe 😢
What?
Kobe’s dead?
I didn’t even know he was sick.
@@jogendron6320 RIP Macdonald
The whole sequence from Kobe making the shot to Duncan making the shot to the fisher shot is the greatest sequence of events in nba history imo.
If Fisher hadn't hit that shot, we would always remember Tim Duncan's extra clutch shot over Shaq
And what a shot Duncan drained. I mean my god that shot.
2004 was a time after mj retired so it was the last 5 finals mvps and 3 of the last 4 mvps going at it...Duncan vs shaq in 04 was probably the most hyped series I can remember...
if duncan didnt hit that shot, we would have rememberd kobes game winner with 5 seconds left
3 clutch shots by 3 5-timeChamps and legends in under 15 seconds,and in the playoffs.
What else do you want?
a game that isnt 70 to 69 with under 30 seconds left with all these scorers hall of famers and the 2 best coaches outside of larry brown and pat riley in a 2-2 series....are you kidding me with this score....how do you have shaq and duncan score so well down low in their primes get so many fts and the game is this ugly?...wheres the shooting...the nbas shooting from 1999-2005 was garbage...no role players were good shooters...horry missed 2 huge shots in santonio between 2003-2004...this dude could have won 6 straight titles if he hit those 2 3's in back to back years lol...he got his 7 rings but he could have 8 and stopped the spurs dynasty from starting...horry by missing in game 5 in 2003 ended the lakers dynasty
Fisher is not a legend in the slightest
Bolly Boi hes not to casual fans
he wont get a statue, or his jersey retired.
but we hardcore fans know he was a key piece in his 16 year run in LA we love us some Fish
glad hes on spectrum now, stealing wives n shit
+Bolly Boi He's a Laker legend
+vaev my point is dude was never a top 50 player in the league at any given time. maybe not even top 100
This sequence was the craziest sequence in NBA history, hands down!
This is one of those moments where you remember exactly where you were when it happened
Yup at home watching my TV I was 16 years old. When I saw Duncan let that shot go I thought to myself thats gonna be way off but it was right on the money
I will never forget watching this live. One of the best things I have ever witnessed
Me too that crap was amazing...
You are so lucky
I was watching at a restaurant I fell back in my chair.
Still one of my favorite things to go back and watch along with Tracy's 13 pts and 35 secs
i get it if he makes that with a quick release like curry but fishers shot was way to late lol
chocolate42069 of course
cant forget the last minutes of 2016 nba finals
Mearc lmao
3-1 bomb..so fun to watch..curry wife saying its rigged...later that yr shot clock was changed....0.3 tenths of a second..not 2 seconds
Kobe , Shaq & Fisher great team!!!
Rest in Peace Kobe!!!💙
Kobe, i will love you forever! you will be always in my heart
One of the best game winners ever.
Robert Horry vs Sacramento
"Theyll try to get on the plane before the officialscan get over to the scores table" ROFLMAO Fisher was like, "Fuck it, we scored, we leaving!!"
I remember watching this live with some of my friends. This is a core memory that will stay with me until I die.
Who’s here after Derrick white shot
Lol @ "the Lakers run to the locker room. They'll try to get on the plane before the officials get to the replay table".
I remembering watching this game live back on the day.
Me too... I went CRAZY in my house that night!!!
My dad: dang we lost this game (goes to kitchen) (Fisher makes shot) Me:OHHH!!! My dad : Wat Happend Me: fisher caught it and made the shot My Dad:😱. LOL
both teams played hard
***** Word😂😂
+Bilal Bhatti the,Lakers ended up getting surprised by Detriot in the finals that year they could not win not one of those three games in detriot
This era of the Lakers has a sweet spot in my heart. I remember watching this game with my dad and us going absolutely feral when Fisher made that shot. Oh sweet memories...
Same here
As a Lakers fan, this was one of the sweetest victories. It was one of the few times that I saw the Spurs’ spirits crushed. They were mentally checked out in the next game. It was lovely. ☺️
sweet only to lose to the pistons
@@osazuwaogbeide1540 I thought that exactly
@@osazuwaogbeide1540 ay, imagine not winning the finals every year what a set of cunts.
What was more lovely was the The Pistons denying Malone a ring
idk they had just beat our asses the previous year keeping it a stack
My mom was sleeping during this game. WAS. lol
best comment I've seen in a very long time! lol has me busting up over and over haha
I don't get it
Kevin Clark he yelled so hard he woke her up
armedintel I woke up my whole family when I was screaming.
Accurate 💯😂
Fisher, TMac, Vince Carter, Ray Allen...The spurs are just miracle magnets
Jack Wilson Wha wha wha!!! 😢 😭
5 years later and we can add 2015 first round game 7 CP3 and 2017 western conference finals game 1 Zaza to that list lol
It's ok because even with all that they have 5 NBA Championships
Add Swaggy P Lakers shot Lol
Legend says the players are still running all the way back to LA....
I'm so happy I watched this live. This game was insane. I remember the commentary praising fisher, saying Fisher is no longer a starter and then does this
all the Laker fans in that Spurs crowd ran out the stadium too
I remember watching this live. I was like: "It's over no way they can come back from this!" at fist but THEN something told me to not switch the channels or turn off the T.V. and to be hopeful that they would make it. It still gives me chill watching this!
I remember being upset after Duncan made the shot but still had the TV on, cuz I recalled Big Shot Robert Horry's game winner in 2002 WCF game 4. Glad I kept watching!
Lakr101 I remember the rage I was in after Duncan made the most boring fall away EVER(I really hate the Spurs but respect Tim😂) then when Fisher knocked it down I scared everyone in the house!!
I’m Because of Kobe , just going down memory lane. 🕊
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That shot was amazing. Ginobili did a great defensive effort but Fisher was in another level at that moment.
Still the most shocking conclusion to a basketball game that I've seen.
Look at the score here with all this talent on the court, 74-73 the good old days of good defense.
This spacing was unwatchable lol
As a Lakers fan, I remember feeling so dejected after Duncan hit that shot...then lost my mind after Fisher hit the final shot! What a game!
Me too.
me three
I miss late 90s early 2000s playoffs. Remember when the Sacramento Kings were good and thw Thunder was just that noise that came with lightning? Those were the days.
Yep and you see 2015 gs, rockets, clippers who are supposed to be top teams in the nba and they got no depth, defense and all they rely is on 3pters lmao. For sake 2015 mvp was steph curry, what more can you say
Beats S yea I totally agree with u I loved the NBA during 2000 to 2010 . Nowadays three pointers rule which sucks
Hello Samuel nba superstars are curry, harden, carmelo. blake griffin, what do you expect.
I expect Kobe wade Iverson tmac vc and more
Well golden state does have defense and depth...
At 1:46 He was like "oh shit gotta run fast before the crowd kills me".
i remember watching this live on TV, it was amazing!
i have seen this video over a thousand times, Each times it still gives me goosebumps!!
Man I was in my college dorm watching this (this was my senior year..22 years old) and I ran out the dorm screaming after Derek made that shot
I still remember watching this game live in my college dining hall, with about a hundred students. At the moment Fisher hit the shot it was like an explosion under the roof. Man it was like yesterday......
As Laker fan, I lost my mind when Tim Duncan made that shot.
I remember watching this live. Crazy shot. One of my favorite buzzer beaters.
This was the play that made me fall in love with NBA & the lakers. Mad follower from Australia 17 years ago 💪🏽💪🏽
He scores! Derek Fisher. Scores. At. The buzzer!
HE DID WHAT quoted by Al Michaels
Sort of awkward wording to use the word scores when referring to a basket but kind of justified here because of what an unbelievable play it was. I feel like Al said scores because he's so used to calling other sports that use the word much more often and he only did NBA games for 2 years, this being his first.
billny33 “scores” is a pretty common basketball term. How many times have you heard “puts it up off the window and scores!”
@@TheLocalLt not often. I think Dick Stockton used to say it a lot too way back in the 80s. Puts it off the window and scores I used to hear when playing NBA Live 2000 for my N64 but not too often outside of that.
billny33 listen to my games haha I do college I’m hopefully getting a new gig soon. I say “off the window and scores” or “kisses the glass and scores” all the time
1:01 SHAQING INTENSIFYS
R.I.P. KOBE
I can watch this over and over and still be excited. I was watching this game live, and my child thought I lost my mind after D Fish made that shot. Whoo!
Fisher was like : no time for celebration muthafuckas , run the hell out
The day Derek Fisher silenced a crowd LOL
16 years ago today 🤦♀️
Boy time flies! Had to revisit the good old days.......R.I.P. Kobe 😔
Tim Duncan NBA career's Top 10 play (#3) got me here! :)
Ayyyyyyy me too lad!
jeck1476 thats a career moment for him?? #overrated
that's kinda sad lol
Manz Spartan IV Ace9 You have to be fucking stupid to say dumb shit like that
DavyEU that career moment for him turned out to be an L almost instantly after that play
Wooot timmy d leading the USA to an amazing bronze medal finish in 04. And the coward never even tried to redeem himself
Parker>duncan
Al Michaels and Doc Rivers call is so good. Love it!
I remember watching this game at my local bar. It was crazy!!!! Awesome memories.
I was visitng Chicago, from L.A. and watching the game in a bar. They all cheered at Duncan's shot. I think I was the only one jumping around when Fisher pulled off that beautiful play.
The NBA's last Great Rivalry. The Lakers and the Spurs. Jackson vs Popovich. Shaq vs Duncan. Kobe vs Manu, Tony and Bowen. California vs Texas. You don't see defensive struggles like this anymore. You wont see a 74 to 73 game again.
Well Warriors-Cavs turned out to be quite a rivalry in the time since you wrote this comment. But I guess that's over now too. Plus the Dubs getting Durant kind of spoiled it.
KD ruined that by OPing the Warriors. Before that they were damn near even.
Bruh Lakers Vs Suns/Celtics in the late 2000s was also great!
I do think the Lakers and Spurs rivalry is underrated mainly because the Sacramento Kings were the Lakers number 1 nemesis and that clash of Titans in 2000 between the Blazers and Lakers. Although the 01 series between the Lakers and Spurs was a mismatch. In 03 Tony Parker was the first to really destroy that Lakers defense.
@@bigstar66 I disagree, before KD the Cavs had a clear advantage. They lost the series they had Kevin Love and Irving injured and beat the Warriors 3 games in a row to win the series next year. That Golden State team were overachievers until Durant. They were sort of like the Indiana Pacers that played Miami in the ECF. They were good enough to give Lebron a tough series but I don't think they could have beaten him with his team healthy as he beat them 3 games in a row with 2 of those games being at Golden State.
My greatest childhood sports memory. An epic performance from both players. Fisher defined clutch this game.
Man the energy these games used to have was insane. I am glued and I watched it live.
Favorite Lakers moment and one of the the best family moments I ever had 😔 I will always remember that clutch shot by Kobe and the Buzzer beater by D Fisher and the way everybody ran to the locker room I lost my mind when this happened RIP to my Hero Kobe
Except it didn’t “beat” the true buzzer. Click wasn’t started for over a second after he touched the ball. You can see it on TV
@@drbobperkins bro are you really crying about it almost 20 years later??? You’re still mad sour about it huh!
This and many other moments like this is why the nba is better than nfl
That's your opinion and it's a pretty good one. However the NFL does have parity, and to me that's the reason it's better than the NBA.
Lol... No way, bro.
But the postseason for both sports is what we live for.
guys guys cmon. i mean theyre both way better than baseball lets agree on that
carpanthers4ever Haha seriously. Baseball is sooo lame
The nfl is better to me only because of the championship variety... In the NBA, teams rule the finals for years and it's very boring after a while
2:07 Kobe is like, where the fk is my team?
Mamba out rip Kobe
One of the best buzzer beaters ever.
Derrick White brought me back here tonight lol this game was insane, Kobe then Duncan looked like he had the dagger and then Fisher with the buzzer beater.
Its not DJ its Derrick White. DJ White was another bum player.
@@direkramseychikboy9102 My bad I just caught that. I don’t know why I thought of DJ.
1:09 "I know what I have to do."
Man o man....I remember this like it was yesterday! That shot actually made me cry cause everybody at the bar that night thought my Lakers were done. All the taunts and laughter at me and my girl when Duncan made that last minute shot and it was 0.4 secs left. Even my girl put her head down saying "It can't end this way". Once Fisher made that shot my girl didn't see the play she just noticed everybody in the bar got very quite and one man said "OH HELL NAH...THEY CHEATED! NO NO NO THAT'S BULLSHIT!".
King Category Patriots and Lakers fan. umm.......what convenient teams to be a fan of.
Everyone and they mama said it was a cheating play lol
Who’s here after OG’s shot BRO I WAS SCREAMING DUDE
I remember watching this live. Unforgettable
Damn. What a great game. I was going nuts.
me too i was goin bananas
wouldnt have happened in 2k
Fuk 2k....all about that live
Timmy Turner I like to be good at basketball
Its happen just alley op to the rim
Nostalgia! Absolutely insane how good basketball was around this time, all these superstars. These games truly shaped my upbringing. Was around 13 at the time. Back when u were actually able to play basketball & compete. Play & view the game in the post, Shaq my all time fav player. Only 70 plus points in this game, nowadays games are over 110 pts because u can't even play D and or compete
This is one of the most unbelievable moments I’ve ever seen in sports. This one lives forever in the memory bank.
That crowd went from 100 to 0 realllllllllll fast
But I went from 6 to midnight just as fast