2002 Western Conference Finals: This match-up was the biggest rivalry in the NBA of its day and the series turned out to be one of the best in NBA history. Game after game came down to the final minute and it was fittingly decided in a Game 7 overtime. The Lakers were led by Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant & Robert Horry whilst the Kings were the number 1 seed in the West led by Chris Webber, Mike Bibby and Vlade Divac.

May 18, 2002: This was the match-up everyone had been waiting for. In many ways it overshadowed the finals no matter who the winner would face as it was believed these were the two best teams in the NBA. The Kings, almost invincible at home, would surely take Game 1 but the Lakers had other ideas.

May 20, 2002: The Lakers surprised a lot of folks taking game 1 but people forget they hadn't lost a road game since the 2000 Finals! The Kings made sure they would head back to LA even.

May 24, 2002: The Kings were determined to get home court advantage back and played with a passion for 3 qaurters. The Lakers tried a miracle run in the 4th but would it be enough?

May 26, 2002: This is one of the most memorable games in NBA history as it all came down to Robert Horry and his miracle play. But what many people forget is that the Lakers came back from 24 points down!

May 28, 2002: Lakers had their miracle finish in Game 4 and it looked like the Kings would need one to pull out game 5. Would they get it and take a 3-2 lead?

May 31, 2002: The Lakers were in a must-win for the first time since 2000. Shaq refused to let his team lose as he manhandled the Kings for 41p and send the series to that decisive game 7.

June 2, 2002: It all came down to this historical series, game 7 and decided in overtime. This was the Kings best shot for their first NBA title in over 50 years but it wasn't to be as the Lakers dynasty moved on.

May 2, 1989 First Round, Game 3: This was supposed to be the year the Jazz broke into the NBA elite by winning the Midwest title they received a first round series versus the Pacific number 4 team, Golden State. This wasn't only an upset but the manner in which it was done was amazing. The Warriors led by Chris Mullin and rookie sensation Mitch Richmond swept the Utah Jazz who were led by Karl Malone, John Stockton and Thurl Bailey.

May 14, 1989 Eastern Semi-Finals, Game 4: Michael Jordan started this game with a noticible limp, but got stronger as the game went on including an amazing 18 points in the 4th quarter to give the Bulls a 3-1 series lead.

May 16, 1989 Eastern Semi-Finals, Game 5: The Knicks were facing a must-win and appeared headed to an easy win but up stepped Jordan as he single-handedly almost brought the Knicks down.

May 19, 1989 Eastern Semi-Finals, Game 6: This series probably marked the first-time that Jordan became a one-man nemesis to the Knicks for the next decade. A brilliant game 6 between two hungry teams would eventually see Jordan and the Bulls move on to meet the Pistons in the Eastern Finals. But, what an amazing finish as Trent Tucker's 4 point play that seemed destined to send the game to overtime, but up stepped Jordan. Note: Kenny Walker and Scottie Pippen ejected in the 3rd quarter for fighting.