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1995 Eastern Conference Finals: From zero playoff victories to the NBA Finals. This is what the highly-talented Magic would achieve with a victory in the 1995 East Finals. Shquille O'Neal, Anfernee Hardaway and Horace Grant were a formindable trio but could the upstart Pacers of Reggie Miller, Rik Smiths & co. pull off the major upset?

May 23, 1995: Indiana coming off a tough 7 game series versus the Knicks fired on all cylinders early as they shot out to a big early lead leaving the Magic and their fans in stunned silence. Led by Shaq, angered by learning he finished second in MVP voting, the Magic mounted a big comeback and buried the Pacers in the 2nd half.

May 25, 1995: This highly entertaining game saw Millerand Shaq exchangin baskets all game long, but it came down toa key play with just seconds remaining and that first Magic draft pick, Nick Anderson.

May 27, 1995: Back in Indiana and the Pacers change things up by challengin shots and keep Shaq out of the lane as much as possible. Will it work?

May 29, 1995: One of the most dramatic endings to an NBA game that you will ever see.

May 31, 1995: Another thrilling game in this dramatic series. Usually it comes down to Reggie Miller at the end, but this time Mark Jackson decided to take matters into his own hands. Did it work out?

June 2, 1995: Down 3-2 the Pacers were ready in this game and fired on all cylinders in walking away with a relatively easy victory in front of their home fans.

June 4, 1995: This Game 7 showdown was decided in the 2nd half as the Magic's 3-point shooting proved to be too much for Miller and the Pacers. This set it up for a dream final showdown of Shaq vs Hakeem in the 1995 NBA Finals.

1995 Western Conference Finals: David Robinson was the NBA Regular Season MVP in leading the Spurs to the best record in the NBA. Dennis Rodman was cleaning up the boards and Sean Elliott was making the key shots, but Hakeem Olajuwon was in the absolute prime of his career. Olajuwon exploded with some amazing play and together with Clyde "The Glyde" Drexler took down the best in the West.

May 22, 1995: A thrilling game that came down to the final seconds and a man named Robert Horry doing best what he madxe a career out of.

May 26, 1995: With the press calling for a sweep the pressure seemed to be off the Spurs who delivered a clutch perfomance despite another huge night from Olajuwon. Robinson, Rodman and Johnson all delivered for the Spurs to get back into the series.

May 28, 1995: The Spurs after game 2 were in disarray, after game 4 they were back on top having recaptured home advantage. This was the most dominant game so far as the Rockets had no answer to Robinson and Rodman.

May 30, 1995: Hakeem Olajuwon was simply unstoppable in every aspect of the game as this bizarre series continuing to see the road team win each game.

June 1, 1995: This Game 6 would see the end of the road team wins as the Rockets made NBA history to defeat their 3rd team in a single playoffs that won at least 59 games. What a series.