Which Game 6 3 was more clutch in Spurs history?

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdV0XsrWl8g


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FaPc-1wcCM


Discuss..

[capek]

A play contributing to closing out a series will always be more significant than a play that doesn't contribute to that end.

[Baam]

The TP 3 is just much bigger, best defender on him, in the Finals...

Manu benefited from a super obvious moving screen thus he was wide open... On a lesser stage too.

I think Manu was the MVP of game 1 but there's no comparison between these two shots...

[313]

Tony's obviously. Only difference is we lost. Would have been one of the greatest shots in Spurs history.

[Walton Buys Off Me]

TP's shot was more impressive in the sense that James played great D, end of shot clock, on the road in the Finals but agree that when your shot contributes to a win, it's gotta get the nod.

[Spurs21Fan4Ever]

Tony Parker's for sure. Everybody but Pop was clutch at the end of that game. I do like how in game 6 against OKC Pop didn't dare take out Duncan though.

[Vito Corleone]

There has been no greater 3 in spurs history than the Memorial Day Miracle.

[Seventyniner]

Tony's shot was similar to Duncan's shot right before 0.4.

[TampaDude]

There has been no greater 3 in spurs history than the Memorial Day Miracle.

^ this, tbh

[gaKNOW!blee]

There has been no greater 3 in spurs history than the Memorial Day Miracle.

Horry's game 5 IMO. Both lol @ Sheed tho.

[KaiRMD1]

Manu because we lost that tony parker clutch game 6

[midnightpulp]

Horry's game 5 three is still the biggest in Spurs history. Even if the MDM clanked out, the Spurs still beat Portland. But I'm not sure we'd take two in a row against that Pistons team down 3-2, at home or not.

[Mr. Body]

Horry's three is the biggest.

Of the two posted I might pick Parker's