May 3, 1981: The Celtics had pulled off the best record in the East and were led by 2nd year Larry Bird, rookie Kevin McHale, Robert Parish and Nate "Tiny" Archibald. The Sixers had Julius Erving in his prime along with Mo Cheeks, Lionel Hollins, Andrew Toney, Darryl "Chocolate Thunder" Dawkins and Bobby Jones. The Sixers had raced out to a 3-1 series lead but the young Celtics battled back in Games 5 and 6 to bring this to a memorable Game 7 at the Boston Garden.

1989 Eastern Conference Finals: This was the era of the Bad Boys as the Detroit Pistons led by Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, Bill Laimbeer and Dennis Rodman brought a new era to the NBA with their style of defensive play. The Pistons ended up winning the NBA Championship in 1989 and 1990 and in this series you can see them take on the up-and-coming Chicago Bulls led by Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. The Bulls time would come two years later, but they gave the Pistons all they could handle in this classic series.

May 21, 1989: Jordan was quoted as saying that if the beat the Pistons in Game 1 they will win the series. Well, one of those predictions came true as the Bulls raced out and held onto the lead. The Pistons knew they had to win game 2.

May 23, 1989: This was a tight game until a decisive run late in the 4th quarter saw the Pistons tie the series at one.

May 27, 1989: This turned out to be the best game of this series. Jordan showed the world what he would deliver over the next 10 years with a key 46 point performance including the game-winner to send the Chicago crowd into a frenzy.

May 29, 1989: In what was probably a must-win game for the Pistons they did not disappoint. A tough defensive game, typical of the bruiser Pistons style saw them come out on top in the continuation of this classic series.

Note: Game is missing about 2 minutes start of 4th quarter.

May 31, 1989: The Pistons showed what talent they have extending deep into their bench as an array of players kep Jordan in check. Vinnie Johnson spuured the Pistons on with 16 points in the 4th quarter.

June 2, 1989: Pippen got knocked unconcious early in the game and did not return but it seemed to spur the Bulls who raced out to a big 1st quarter lead, but the Pistons led by Isiah Thomas kept chipping away and eventually took this game and earned a rematch with the LA Lakers.

June 4, 1976
A Triple Overtime thriller with a 2nd overtime that is perhaps the most amazing and wild ending to an NBA quarter or overtime that ever was or probably ever will be.

June 7, 1985