A gamer. A clutch performer. A hero. A legend. Whatever you call them, these players answer the call of duty when everything is on the line. And there is no place where more is on the line than in the NBA Playoffs.
 Reggie Miller by Brian Babineau/NBAE/Getty Images |
Take a look those defining moments and then vote for your favorite Miller postseason performance.
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With the series tied 2-2, the "Knick Killer" unleashed the game of a lifetime, scoring 39 points. It was in the fourth quarter that Miller truly was in the zone, hitting five three-pointers and tallying 25 points as the Pacers rallied to upset New York 93-86. Watch it happen: Video |
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Reggie capped a 31-point game by scoring eight points over an 8.9-second span, wiping out a six-point Knicks lead and giving the Pacers a series-opening 107-105 win before a stunned MSG audience. Watch it happen: Video |
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Defended by Michael Jordan and playing on a sprained ankle, few will forget Reggie converting a game-winning three-pointer with 0.7 seconds remaining to tie the series at two games apiece. Watch it happen: Video |
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Reggie's 34 points, including 17 in the fourth quarter, ruined the fortunes of the Knicks once again as Indiana secured its first-ever Finals berth. It was the last of Miller's nine career 30-plus playoff scoring games against the franchise he tormented throughout his career.
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Though the Pacers lost the contest and the series, Miller made one of the great buzzer-beaters in playoff history -- a line-drive banker from 35 feet as the horn sounded -- to force overtime, then caught the Nets off guard with a driving dunk that forced the second OT. Watch it happen: Video |
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