Memorable Last-Second Shots in Postseason History
By hitting his improbable, leaning, game-winning jumper with 0.4 seconds left, Derek Fisher immediately joined the list of the game's greatest postseason shots ever. Take a look back at some of the best last-second shots in Playoffs and Finals history.


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2002 Western Conference Finals: Robert Horry drives a dagger through the hearts of Kings fans.
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1999 Western Conference Finals: Sean Elliott's famous "Memorial Day Miracle" immediately became a tip-toe classic.
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1999 Eastern Conference First Round: Allan Houston leaves Alonzo Mourning and the heavily-favored Heat extremely dejected.
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1998 NBA Finals: Michael Jordan's most memorable moment? This Jazz jumper is definitely up there.
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1997 Western Conference Finals: John Stockton hits the improbable 3-pointer against the Rockets.
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1997 Western Conference First Round: Phoenix's Rex Chapman hits a falling-out-of-bounds 3-pointer to send the game into overtime.
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1993 Eastern Conference First Round: Alonzo Mourning sets Charlotte abuzz with this last-second shot.
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1989 Eastern Conference First Round: Cavs fans still can't bear to watch MJ's double-pump over Craig Ehlo.
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1987 Eastern Conference Finals: The second-most famous steal in Celtics history leads to a lay-in win for Boston.
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