I watched live on TV and I screamed for 5 minutes. I have to say greatest moment as a 32 year laker fan. As many great moments I saw, I never celebrated harder.
@@TTrevaskis2020 Yeah, I've been blessed to have gone to both games but that Horry shot had a bigger impact on the crowd. I mean nobody left and Horry had to come out, thank us fans and ask us to leave. That's crazy!
Robert Horry was the epitome of a perfect role player every championship caliber team needs since superstars can't do it by themselves. Does everything asked of him and the big moments don't faze him at all. The bigger the game was, the better he played.
I love that fact that both Kobe and Shaq missed a shot they both would normally make with ease.. Horry over there chilling like “I got this”...I’ll never forget watching this at home live as a freshman in High School
Marv Albert with the classic call , "Horry, for the win....YES!" Then you barely hear Albert, "The Lakers......have somehow.....defeated the Sacramento Kings,...on a three pointer...by Robert Horry!" Priceless.🏀
The electricity and goosebumps this Shi gave me when u hear the commentator scream HORRY FOR THE WIN !!!!!!! YES !!!!!!! CROWD goes nuts :) nothing like a 3 point shot for the win to send other team home.
I remember watching this game, being so pissed (and worried) because it looked like the Kings were about to go up 3-1, and when Horry's shot fell, I screamed so loud my neighbors probably thought I'd won the lottery.
That series ends in Sacramento if LA loses this game. No way it would have come back for Game 6. Vlade taps that ball ANYWHERE else...ANYWHERE else...that series is all but over...still amazing to watch all these years later.
As a lifelong Laker fan, i watched this game on TV and when Horry hit that shot, I cried. Only time I've ever even got close to crying due to a sporting event. It was epic in every way, and Hollywood couldn't have written something more dramatic. Big Shot Bob is one bad ass player that doesn't get enough love for his playoff performances. Not just 3s at the end, he's the kind of guy that will get you a critical steal or make a great pass etc. at key moments of the game. His entire 4th quarter in this game was masterful.
@@joesakic91 shout out to Chris Webber for playing the cards he was dealt and being a real leader leading a real team to the NBA finals. Lakers got all that money to create a super team and still was getting there ass beat so bad the refs had to help shave points 🤦🏽
Since uhhhh are last 2 championships .....i mean how many other teams have won it since ......mavericks..spurs..miami..cavs..warriors.......5 teams out of how many
When the NBA was great. It wasn't just two amazing teams going up against each other every year! Rap music didn't suck... music in general. Life was amazing during this time
I always wondered why the commentators stopped talking after the shot but the truth is THEY DIDN'T! It was that loud in the arena you couldn't hear anything. I fear we will never have this kind of excitement every again
+gurukof Three greatest games in the Staples Center era for the L.A. Lakers in Staples 1. Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics 2. Game 4 of the 2002 WCF against the Sacramento Kings 3. Game 7 of the 2000 WCF against the Portland Trail Blazers
This was a monster weekend of NBA Playoff basketball in 2002. With the Celtics coming back from a 20 point deficit against the Nets, and the Lakers coming back from 24 points against Kings. I will never forget this historical weekend of NBA basketball.
I watched this live on tv when I was a kid and the crowd was so loud and jubilant when he hit that game winner. And the next day in school, this was the story that they always talk about and I was like in elementary back then 😁😁😁 good old times 😁😁😁 plus the fans who get to witness this historic game winner at the buzzer are so lucky 😁😁😁
I remember me and my brother were screaming like crazy when we watched this game live. I still get goosebumps watching this, one of the greatest moments in Lakers history. Lakers wouldn't have three peated without Horry's buzzer beater shot.
Big Shot Rob. One of the greatest clutch shooters ever. Thanks for all those great moments Robert Horry. Laker fans will always be grateful for your clutch shots you made during those championship runs. Kobe learned from one of the best.
Umm all these people saying Shaq tipped it out HE DIDN'T!! Vlade tipped it out to stop Shaq from laying it in...he just tipped it right to Robert Horry. I still remember this game like it was yesterday in my opinion it is the greatest buzzer beater ever!!
ralx225b comment might be 4 years old but still. Who are all these people you’re referring to? Everyone knows divac tipped it out after seeing the replays a few times. Nobody thought shaq tipped it out since just after it happened
Laker fans are the greatest you have to be in LA to understand how great it is to be a laker fan. No bandwagon riders just a way of life. Our fans stay til the end rather we win or lose.
Robert Keith Horry is an American retired basketball player and current sports commentator. He played 16 seasons in the National Basketball Association, winning seven championships, the most of any player not to have played on the 1960s Boston Celtics.-Wikipedia
+The Notorious G.T.M. But the Sacramento Kings choked. All they had to do is to win either Games 4, 6 or 7 and they didn't do it. Now, the Kings have to suffer even more when their NorCal neighbor, the Golden State Warriors, beat them to the punch in terms of winning NBA titles in 2015 and 2017.
+Brian Davis (Professor B) Oh, their pretend three-peat? They lost that series. Game 6 was rigged to a ridiculous degree. The Kings will always have rightfully won in 2002. The Lakers will always have acted like twats and pretended they won in 2002, even though they had to have known it was bullshit.
I was 13 years old I remember watching this game with my dad I just remember jumping up and just hugging him and crying I was so happy when he made that shot.
i'm a life long houston rocket fan. i remember robert horry started making shots late in games in the 1995 playoffs. that one huge shot against san antonio in game 1 of the 3rd round was the beginning of horry's late season magic. he was unbelievable
Dammm Finally found it I still remember me and my Dad (R.I.P) i was a kid 12 years old we were crazy watching tv in this game 2002 when the lakers they couldn't get through to kings the whole game none single point they were behind all game and then horry show up with his 3 point in the last seg 1 point ufff what a NBA my favorite game,
Straight up, No lie. I literally ran through our house when Horry hit that J, yelling, "He hit it! He hit it! He hit the shot!" My wife and kids, who were about 10 and 8 years old at the time, thought I was crazy. You know, they probably still do....... I still watch this clip from time to time. Still get that feeling inside. Tears, man. Chills, for real. And, after he hit it, 'Big Shot Rob' was BEYOND COOL. James Bond style. "This is what I do!" Best ever. 🏀
The Kings always started so fast. I’d just came from church to get ready for work and saw this. Praise GOD and our Lord & Savior JESUS for this Lakers win!
For me this is a where were u moment in my life, ill never forget it! It was my sisters bday party at the park and we had a small tv one of the tables with the game on and all the guys and some girls were watching it. Ill never forget that “Horry for the win”! Ahhhhhhhh
Reasons like these are why I ask Robert Horry’s Number 5 is not yet Retired in Purple and Gold. Robert Horry will always be My Favorite Laker during the 2000’s!
As a Laker fan living in Sacramento at this time, THIS was the Biggest clutch play I was proud to have bragging rights to when I went back to school the next day 😂😂
Floridaoutlaw84 yeah, as one of the commentators said with about 3 minutes left in the 4th quarter: "The kings are not playing this game to win, they're playing not to lose" So thats the real reason why they lost this particular game.
I remember this like it was yesterday, I was at universal city walk on that night and they show it on the big jumbo screen and everybody including me went crazy
The kings we such a damn good team . I remember this series was like the finals. They were the 2 best teams in the NBA . Whoever won would easily win the finals . Shaq and Kobe era was a lot of fun …. If you’re a Lakers fan 😂
One of the greatest moments in NBA history. No question. Big Shot Bob does it again and the Dynasty continues at the expense of the Sacramento Queens. What a game and what a series. The crowd was so loud that Marv got drowned out after the shot went in.
One of the clutchest shots in NBA history. Right up there with Michael Jordan’s shot over Craig Ehlo, Kawhi Leonard’s shot to win the 2019 Semi-Finals, Ray Allen’s miracle 3 that saved Miami, and Kyrie Irving’s 3 over Steph Curry to clinch the 2016 championship comeback from 3-1.
I remember watching this in san diego and being so happy to watch the former Rocket great keeping his clutch shooting alive. Robert Horry, one of my favorites ever
The best part is when he basically said Thats not pressure because he has been through worse having to go through his daughter being sick. Really puts things into perspective.
Just love the admiration of Laker fans!!! R.I.P. Kobe and another great Shot from Robert… thanks for the assist Vlade ☺️ yeah once a Laker always a Laker lol
The best assist ever for Vlade Divac ! Once a Laker, always a Laker :)
Matt M I've watched this clip probably a hundred times over the years and that's the best comment by far.
thats tuff
Retired as a Laker.
Not only a good "assist" but if he makes both freethrows its only tied and we go to OT
Lucky
I watched live on TV and I screamed for 5 minutes. I have to say greatest moment as a 32 year laker fan. As many great moments I saw, I never celebrated harder.
Probably the greatest moments in laker history I remember. Still gives me the chills
I watched live too.....was a memorable moment. A piece of history.
Never never never gets old
Best moment as a 12 year old for me too! And the Derek fisher 0.4 against the spurs
MEMORIES!!!
best crowd reaction ever in nba history
Without a doubt. Watched this game live with my dad and it also may be the craziest I've ever went over a sports moment.
TTrevaskis2020
I’m sorry, The Lob from Kobe to Shaq in Game 7 of the 2000 Western Conference Finals brought down the house at Staples Center!
@@Jiltedin2007 damn both of those were insane!! hard to beat a game winning shot at the buzzer though. I feel blessed to have witnessed both!
@@TTrevaskis2020 Yeah, I've been blessed to have gone to both games but that Horry shot had a bigger impact on the crowd. I mean nobody left and Horry had to come out, thank us fans and ask us to leave. That's crazy!
The only time the stapler was louder was Kobe to Shaq alley oop against blazers in game 7
Shaq Kobe Horry Fisher and Playboy Rick. THAT was the L.A. Lakers.
+Steve Bartman I'd take Kobe Pau Fish Lamar Metta.
+joydivsion77 You'd lose badly
***** Mad beastin'; just like the '07-'08 Lakers.
+joydivsion77 2001 Lakers would sweep them.
Steve Bartman Any proof? Of course not...so don't say it!
NEVER gets old! Effing Horry is one of the greatest Lakers heroes of all time.
Robert Horry was the epitome of a perfect role player every championship caliber team needs since superstars can't do it by themselves. Does everything asked of him and the big moments don't faze him at all. The bigger the game was, the better he played.
Role player cmon now he has 7 rings for a reason
@@raideraaron5623 Yes......Because he was a Great ROLE PLAYER................
I love that fact that both Kobe and Shaq missed a shot they both would normally make with ease.. Horry over there chilling like “I got this”...I’ll never forget watching this at home live as a freshman in High School
I think thats what makes it so special. Horry like, “yall dont got it? Aite well i do”
god it feels like just yesterday. great times in the shaq and kobe era.
steve l I miss it soo much but glad we have Ingram and Zo
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@@LakersReaction That was until LeBron and A.D. in 2020.
@@joesakic91 we don't want Disney chips
@@robbereal1982A chip is a chip no matter what.
The NBA still found a way to get a season in and crown a champion in 2020.
Marv Albert with the classic call , "Horry, for the win....YES!" Then you barely hear Albert, "The Lakers......have somehow.....defeated the Sacramento Kings,...on a three pointer...by Robert Horry!" Priceless.🏀
I was relishing how good that was haha
Ah finally I was looking that quote thank marv for that moment
You got it word for word
Maybe my favorite moment in sports history
Also the only time you hear a song other than I Love LA after a victory
They actually play Rock and Roll 2 by Gary Glitter
The electricity and goosebumps this Shi gave me when u hear the commentator scream HORRY FOR THE WIN !!!!!!! YES !!!!!!! CROWD goes nuts :) nothing like a 3 point shot for the win to send other team home.
JoseMR2k11 I never heard it so loud ever
This was game 4, but the Lakers were down 2-1 and pretty much had to win.
I remember watching this game, being so pissed (and worried) because it looked like the Kings were about to go up 3-1, and when Horry's shot fell, I screamed so loud my neighbors probably thought I'd won the lottery.
this is easily the greatest shot in laker history!
Joshua Han No that's arguably best shot ever from every team period.
0.4
Wrong. You are ignorant of Laker history. Magic's baby hook at Boston Garden and beating the Celtics on the parquet.
That series ends in Sacramento if LA loses this game. No way it would have come back for Game 6. Vlade taps that ball ANYWHERE else...ANYWHERE else...that series is all but over...still amazing to watch all these years later.
Best shot ever period!
“Horry for the win! YES!!!!“ Those words will forever haunt Divac’s memory lol
Oh yeah
That's what divac gets for not grabbing the ball, instead he tipped it to Robert Horry.
As a lifelong Laker fan, i watched this game on TV and when Horry hit that shot, I cried. Only time I've ever even got close to crying due to a sporting event. It was epic in every way, and Hollywood couldn't have written something more dramatic. Big Shot Bob is one bad ass player that doesn't get enough love for his playoff performances. Not just 3s at the end, he's the kind of guy that will get you a critical steal or make a great pass etc. at key moments of the game. His entire 4th quarter in this game was masterful.
Lakers and Kings was such a great rivalry back then.
cctitansfan what rivalry? Lakers won every time in playoffs? It’s only a rivalry when both teams beat eachother when it counts .
cctitansfan you mean Lakers/Refs vs Kings Rivalry
SportzNow1 L
@@SportsSteadyTv The Kings choked away their chances to win it all in 2002 and even more heartbroken in 2003.
@@joesakic91 shout out to Chris Webber for playing the cards he was dealt and being a real leader leading a real team to the NBA finals. Lakers got all that money to create a super team and still was getting there ass beat so bad the refs had to help shave points 🤦🏽
to bad we never got a Lakers Celtics NBA finals when NBC was doing NBA Games
CROWD IN LA HAVEN'T BEEN THAT LOUD SINCE UGH
Since uhhhh are last 2 championships .....i mean how many other teams have won it since ......mavericks..spurs..miami..cavs..warriors.......5 teams out of how many
It was pretty damn loud at kobes final game vs jazz
Andy game 7 against the Celtics in 2010 got pretty loud when Artest hit the three
That Artest shot...
Kobe's last shot
When the NBA was great. It wasn't just two amazing teams going up against each other every year! Rap music didn't suck... music in general. Life was amazing during this time
"Life was amazing" people were scared shitless. But the NBA was definitely better
That shot saved our season. If we had gone down 3-1 to that Kings team it would have been over. Big shot Rob strikes again.
Facts
As a Lakers fan since 1996, the Lakers/Kings rivalry will always be my favorite.
Those times aren't coming back I wish I cared like I used too.
@@eboooonext series will be kings and lakers in the 2nd round
@@deemoallday nope warriors, and we gon beat they ass too
almost 20 years ago and I still get chills watching this. let's go lake show!
I watch this 235 times
What a great moment that was!! I remember it like it was yesterday.!!!! RIP Kobe!
Hot wheels Mustang Me2 it’s hard to believe he’s gone!!!?
Never forget this Sunday afternoon. I lost my voice for two days
Same here and in 2010 when we beat Boston
I always wondered why the commentators stopped talking after the shot but the truth is THEY DIDN'T! It was that loud in the arena you couldn't hear anything. I fear we will never have this kind of excitement every again
I still have a sore throat from screaming and it’s been 18 years wonderful memories
Thank you so much for this upload. Iwas about 13 or 15 yrs
Me and my dad watched this
RIP dad, RIP Kobe
this game was incredible on par with game 7 of the 2000 playoff western finals
as a lakers fan
this was my favorite Lakers Lineup
+gurukof Three greatest games in the Staples Center era for the L.A. Lakers in Staples
1. Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics
2. Game 4 of the 2002 WCF against the Sacramento Kings
3. Game 7 of the 2000 WCF against the Portland Trail Blazers
joesakic91 Kobe to shaq dunk has to be #1 the game that started this great era
the ball boy even ran on the court 😂😂
+SwaggyKay cracks me up everytime I watch this
Don't tell me you wouldn't have if you were him and you were a Lakers fan. Homie I would have gone to jail to be able to celebrate with Big Shot Rob
You're not supposed to call black people "boy". He's the Ball African American.
People claim to this very day, that he's still running. :-O
the ball boy is my friends ex husband lol he witnessed some of the greatest moments ever lucky man
It was so loud when Horry hit the shot. You can barley hear the announcer.
This was a monster weekend of NBA Playoff basketball in 2002. With the Celtics coming back from a 20 point deficit against the Nets, and the Lakers coming back from 24 points against Kings.
I will never forget this historical weekend of NBA basketball.
I watched this live on tv when I was a kid and the crowd was so loud and jubilant when he hit that game winner. And the next day in school, this was the story that they always talk about and I was like in elementary back then 😁😁😁 good old times 😁😁😁 plus the fans who get to witness this historic game winner at the buzzer are so lucky 😁😁😁
Remember those days man. Those days don't exist anymore. Nobody cares about basketball anymore
@@TzUuup I do.
On one clip the audio started to distort bc Staples Center was so loud. Lakers fans sure as hell can and they do get loud
I remember me and my brother were screaming like crazy when we watched this game live. I still get goosebumps watching this, one of the greatest moments in Lakers history. Lakers wouldn't have three peated without Horry's buzzer beater shot.
I was 13 watching with Grandma...she's passed now and im 36 today.
Damn that was louder than Arco Arena
For as long as I live I shall never forget when this shot went in
Pat Riley said it best to the Sacramento Kings on the final play: "No Rebounds, No Rings."
I WAS THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MEMORIES!!!!
I was at the 06 Kobe GW..would’ve loved to have switch places with you for this epic ass ending
Watching this on its 19th anniversary. I still get chills. Absolutely amazing
Everytime I watch Robert Horry shot, still giving me chill.
damn, no matter how many times i watch it, i get like choked up
Ouch! This is one of the reason why I love the Lakers!
If Phil did this 7:00 you know this shot was special
lol i never though Phil Jackson would get on their ass like that.
@@joelvillarreal4704 the most mundane celebration lol
Big Shot Rob. One of the greatest clutch shooters ever. Thanks for all those great moments Robert Horry. Laker fans will always be grateful for your clutch shots you made during those championship runs. Kobe learned from one of the best.
Lol you can't even hear Marv
energydawg The moment the ball gets in, that's loudest I've ever heard an arena on TV.
Michael Eyob I can still hear my mom running into the living room thinking the house was on fire.
Because NBC didn't use noise suppressors.
Umm all these people saying Shaq tipped it out HE DIDN'T!! Vlade tipped it out to stop Shaq from laying it in...he just tipped it right to Robert Horry. I still remember this game like it was yesterday in my opinion it is the greatest buzzer beater ever!!
ralx225b comment might be 4 years old but still. Who are all these people you’re referring to? Everyone knows divac tipped it out after seeing the replays a few times. Nobody thought shaq tipped it out since just after it happened
Laker fans are the greatest you have to be in LA to understand how great it is to be a laker fan. No bandwagon riders just a way of life. Our fans stay til the end rather we win or lose.
*worst
I watched it live I was 13 years old. I never forget this buzzer beater.
Robert Keith Horry is an American retired basketball player and current sports commentator. He played 16 seasons in the National Basketball Association, winning seven championships, the most of any player not to have played on the 1960s Boston Celtics.-Wikipedia
I can only imagine being in the arena at that time. What a moment!
Still here in 2022 🙌🏾 LA loves you Horry!! Miss you forever Mamba 🐍❤️
Wow, throwback. That commercial calling Pierce and Antoine Walker "young superstars!"
The shot that killed the Queens.
Carlos Billini 😂
That shot to end Game 4 .... and poor FT shooting in Game 7 .... definitely cost the Queens in 2002.
Portland went through similar stuff two years before when they dropped the ball
this is the first time i saw phil jackson celebrated from a game winner
Rave Setsuna Phil's life depended on that shot. They definitely lose the series if that shot misses. Should've lost either way though...
The Notorious G.T.M. Should've lost? Wtf does that mean lol they won you dumbass hater
LaPride247 Pathetic....
+The Notorious G.T.M. But the Sacramento Kings choked. All they had to do is to win either Games 4, 6 or 7 and they didn't do it.
Now, the Kings have to suffer even more when their NorCal neighbor, the Golden State Warriors, beat them to the punch in terms of winning NBA titles in 2015 and 2017.
@@joesakic91 and 2018😂😂
If Horry misses that shot Kings goes back to Arco 3-1 and there would be no three-peat for the Lakers.
Brian Davis If if was a fifth, we'd all be drunk. What is your point? He made the shot, that's all that matters.
Brian Davis IF i won the lottery i'd be fucking rich.
And My Golden State Warriors are the new NBA Champions.
+Brian Davis (Professor B) Oh, their pretend three-peat? They lost that series. Game 6 was rigged to a ridiculous degree. The Kings will always have rightfully won in 2002. The Lakers will always have acted like twats and pretended they won in 2002, even though they had to have known it was bullshit.
+Jana Shute LOL SOMEONE IS SUPER SALTY. 2000,2001,2002 CHAMPS 3PEAT GET OVER IT!
Vlade with the assist 😂😂
Keith Michael he's always been a fine passer
Keith Michael once a laker, always a laker lol
Horry was one of those players who didn't have all star seasons but in the playoffs over and over he was spectacular nicknames Mr clutch
I was 13 years old I remember watching this game with my dad I just remember jumping up and just hugging him and crying I was so happy when he made that shot.
The p.a announcer sounds like a ghost after horry hit the three lol
i'm a life long houston rocket fan. i remember robert horry started making shots late in games in the 1995 playoffs. that one huge shot against san antonio in game 1 of the 3rd round was the beginning of horry's late season magic. he was unbelievable
Man I remember this game. I’ve seen some special plays in sports over the years, this one is still a top favorite. What a player. 🙌🏾🙌🏾
i clearly remember watching this back in '02 im not even a Lakers fan but i lost it lol
#CLUTCH
Dammm Finally found it I still remember me and my Dad (R.I.P) i was a kid 12 years old we were crazy watching tv in this game 2002 when the lakers they couldn't get through to kings the whole game none single point they were behind all game and then horry show up with his 3 point in the last seg 1 point ufff what a NBA my favorite game,
Straight up, No lie. I literally ran through our house when Horry hit that J, yelling, "He hit it! He hit it! He hit the shot!" My wife and kids, who were about 10 and 8 years old at the time, thought I was crazy. You know, they probably still do....... I still watch this clip from time to time. Still get that feeling inside. Tears, man. Chills, for real. And, after he hit it, 'Big Shot Rob' was BEYOND COOL. James Bond style. "This is what I do!" Best ever. 🏀
Sometime you just have to enjoy life!
Your wife was 10 damn buddy
The Kings always started so fast. I’d just came from church to get ready for work and saw this. Praise GOD and our Lord & Savior JESUS for this Lakers win!
Marv Albert: "Robert Horry does it again"
even as a Celtic fan this made me tear up a little. Great shot, classic atmosphere
I’m never going to forget. Love the 2000 lakers wow
For me this is a where were u moment in my life, ill never forget it! It was my sisters bday party at the park and we had a small tv one of the tables with the game on and all the guys and some girls were watching it. Ill never forget that “Horry for the win”! Ahhhhhhhh
Reasons like these are why I ask Robert Horry’s Number 5 is not yet Retired in Purple and Gold. Robert Horry will always be My Favorite Laker during the 2000’s!
Horry is a class act,cool dude
That was a great game. Brings back so many memories. I'm a lakers fan for life but much respect for that kings team!
I was stationed at Cherry Point, NC I remember screaming in my barracks room when Horry hit this shot. This was GLORIOUS!!!💜💛
As a Laker fan living in Sacramento at this time, THIS was the Biggest clutch play I was proud to have bragging rights to when I went back to school the next day 😂😂
NBA on NBC was the best! marv Albert's greatest call ever!
The kings dominated the whole game then they had a 4th quarter colapse! Unbelievable I was so pissed off
Floridaoutlaw84 yeah, as one of the commentators said with about 3 minutes left in the 4th quarter: "The kings are not playing this game to win, they're playing not to lose" So thats the real reason why they lost this particular game.
+Floridaoutlaw84 It didn't matter, the refs were going to rig the series either way.
There collapse started midway through the second quarter
+Jana Shute The only refs that rig a series are the refs in Miami back when lebron was on the team
Did you not watch the games, or do you not understand basketball?
I remember this like it was yesterday, I was at universal city walk on that night and they show it on the big jumbo screen and everybody including me went crazy
One of my favorite NBA playoff moments. Horry = 7 rings!!
The greatest Vlade assist in Lakers history. Thanks Vlade. 😂
I remember watching dat game live.still feels like yesterday.1 of da best games/series I ever seen
The way he galloped off like I’m the man is the best part
The kings we such a damn good team . I remember this series was like the finals. They were the 2 best teams in the NBA . Whoever won would easily win the finals . Shaq and Kobe era was a lot of fun …. If you’re a Lakers fan 😂
Robert horry was the best candidate to hit the game winning shot
Horry a total legend. in my top 10 ever. unique & special player.
One of the greatest moments in NBA history. No question. Big Shot Bob does it again and the Dynasty continues at the expense of the Sacramento Queens. What a game and what a series. The crowd was so loud that Marv got drowned out after the shot went in.
One of the clutchest shots in NBA history. Right up there with Michael Jordan’s shot over Craig Ehlo, Kawhi Leonard’s shot to win the 2019 Semi-Finals, Ray Allen’s miracle 3 that saved Miami, and Kyrie Irving’s 3 over Steph Curry to clinch the 2016 championship comeback from 3-1.
Don't forget KD's daggers over the Cavs in 2017 and 2018.
So loud you couldn't hear Marv Albert at first. Damn.
I loved the Dig In commercials. The way they were presented and the camera quality made them feel cinematic.
Still remember this shot, so wild
Most people say they would pick Bird, Magic, Jordan, or Kobe to take the last shot. Well F that, I'm taking ROBERT HORRY, BITCHES!!!
I remember watching this in san diego and being so happy to watch the former Rocket great keeping his clutch shooting alive. Robert Horry, one of my favorites ever
That mustve hurt the Kings so bad ouch***
Almost hit my damn head on my bedroom ceiling when Harry hit this 3 😂 greatest role player ever!
I still remember to this day watching this live when I lived in Mexico City. I lost my shit like the fans @ Staples
This shot will never get old
The best part is when he basically said Thats not pressure because he has been through worse having to go through his daughter being sick. Really puts things into perspective.
Biggest pop in NBA history, best shot in NBA history.
I was 11 years old watching this live, time flys.
As a LA native this Horry shot and Fisher 0.4 are some of the best
non Kobe game winners..
#GoatBryant
Just love the admiration of Laker fans!!! R.I.P. Kobe and another great Shot from Robert… thanks for the assist Vlade ☺️ yeah once a Laker always a Laker lol
Ahh man I love this so much. Love you Lakers love you L.A. miss you Kobe.