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2003 Reebok Commercial ft. Jalen Rose, Allen Iverson, Kenyon Martin, Baron Davis, & Steve Francis
Aired during 2003 NBA All-Star Weekend.
Chicago Bulls - 1998 Championship Rally (SportsCenter Highlights)
June 16, 1998 - On the heels of winning their sixth NBA championship in eight years, the Chicago Bulls were met by a raucous crowd at a capacity rally held in Grant Park in downtown Chicago. Though Michael Jordan's retirement wouldn't become official until January 1999 (just prior to the start of the lockout shortened 1999 season), the general consensus at the time was that the Bulls' six game NBA Finals win over the Utah Jazz was Michael Jordan & company's last ride. By the start of the 1999 season, Chicago's roster had been gutted with Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Steve Kerr, and Phil Jackson all having moved on to greener pastures.
LeBron James Strips Paul Pierce and Finishes with Dunk (2004 Preseason)
October 25, 2004 - Beginning just his second season as a pro, Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James scored 21 points in his team's 95-88 preseason win over the Boston Celtics.
Shaquille O'Neal Discusses His Lakers Departure Just Prior to First Year with Heat (2004)
Prior to the start of the 2004-2005 season, Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal sat down with TNT's John Thompson to discuss a range of topics, focused ...
Allen Iverson's Two-Handed Tip-Dunk Over Tony Battie (1996 Sweet 16)
March 21, 1996 - Texas Tech entered their Sweet 16 matchup with Georgetown with a 30-1 record, their only loss coming to Eastern Michigan in late December. Then Allen Iverson happened. After a slow first half in which he connected on just 6-of-17 shot from the field, the two time Big East Defensive Player of the Year turned it up in the second half, keying a 17-0 run to push Georgetown to a 98-90 win and a berth in the NCAA's Elite Eight. Iverson finished with 32 points (10-of-29), five assists, and five steals in the win. Tony Battie, the 6-foot-11 center Iverson dunked on in the clip above, was drafted fifth overall in the 1997 draft and went on to play 14 NBA seasons. Georgetown's tourney run—and Allen Iverson's collegiate career—came to an end one game later in an 86-62 loss to Marcus Camby and the University of Massachusetts. UMass then fell to the eventual NCAA champion Kentucky in the Final Four. Kentucky's roster featured six future NBA players (Antoine Walker, Walter McCarty, Derek Anderson, and Tony Delk with Mark Pope and Ron Mercer coming off the bench). For those wondering about the Eastern Michigan team that handed Texas Tech their only other loss, that squad was led by the talented triumverate of Brian Tolbert, Derrick Dial, and yes, 5-foot-5 future NBA super reserve Earl Boykins. They finished first in the MAC and, as a No. 9 seed, upset Duke with a 75-60 victory in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Georgetown-Texas Tech Box Score: https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/boxscores/1996-03-21-georgetown.html Georgetown-Texas Tech Recap (LA TImes): http://articles.latimes.com/1996-03-22/sports/sp-49941_1_texas-tech Georgetown's 1996 Roster: https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/georgetown/1996.html
Pistons vs. Kings - ESPN NBA 2Night Highlights (2002)
April 3, 2002 - The Sacramento Kings outscored the Detroit Pistons 37-16 in the first quarter en route to a convincing 107-86 late season win. Chris Webber, in the midst of a money borrowing scandal involving the University of Michigan, played 43 minutes and dropped 28 points (12-of-16), 7 rebounds, and 8 assists in the win. Box Score: https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200204030DET.html
Detroit Pistons vs. Chicago Bulls - NBA Air Cam Highlights (Christmas 1996)
December 25, 1996 - In 1996, NBC introduced the Air Cam, a remote controlled camera suspended above the court by multiple wires intended to provide audiences with a unique look at NBA basketball action. While the camera found favor among many, certain shortcomings (an inability to clearly see the far corner, a tendency for viewers to become disoriented) led to the innovation's short life span. Here, the Air Cam is on full display for a marquee Christmas Day matchup between the 24-3 Chicago Bulls and the 20-5 Detroit Pistons. While the NBC broadcast juggled between the Air Cam and a more traditional press box angle, only highlights from the Air Cam are shown above. In the end, the Bulls defeated the Pistons for the second time of the season, prevailing 95-83. Chicago would go on to win their second consecutive NBA title six months later (their fifth in seven years). The Pistons, meanwhile, won 54 games but faltered down the stretch, entering the playoffs as a fifth seed and falling to the Atlanta Hawks in the first round. Box Score: https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199612250CHI.html
41-Year-Old Vince Carter's First Dunk as an Atlanta Hawk
November 3, 2018 - Playing in his 21st NBA season, Vince Carter registered his first dunk of the season on a late game tip-dunk, helping propel his Atlanta Hawks to a narrow win over the Miami Heat. Carter turns 42 years old on January 26.
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