The Horry Dunk

[Chris]

Found some old pictures of the 2005 season finals against the Pistons on my old hard drive. Detroit fans swear to this day that it was a charge but I thought it was an awesome dunk, maybe top 50 all time.

[manufan10]

Watching it live, I remember thinking that he was going to miss that dunk.

[lefty]

Good times

[lefty]

Wait top 50 all time ?

[bklynspursfan]

I was worried at the time it was a charge too. But I was more worried with Horry appearing in a lot of pain (he really extended that arm)

[Chris]

Watching it live, I remember thinking that he was going to miss that dunk.

He had an interview after the game saying that when he left the ground he thought there was no way he was going to dunk it

[Chris]

Wait top 50 all time ?

Maybe top 50 all time considering the game it was in, the fact that it was a hall of famer etc...I think its debatable.

[z0sa]

I remember thinking the same thing (he wouldn't be able to reach). Dude must have just watched Space Jam or something.

[manufan10]

I remember thinking the same thing (he wouldn't be able to reach). Dude must have just watched Space Jam or something.

[manufan10]

I remember thinking the same thing (he wouldn't be able to reach). Dude must have just watched Space Jam or something.

[Fabbs]

Maybe top 50 all time considering the game it was in, the fact that it was a hall of famer etc...I think its debatable.

Easily in top 50 of all time.
Ingore mul roll ramblins that say otherwise.

[Russ]

Now that's nice!

The only bad news: Bonner is his replacement.

[timvp]

Wait top 50 all time ?

It has a pretty good case for most momentous dunk in franchise history. Only other candidates off the top of my head are Rose over Mutombo in 2003 or Duncan over Ostertag in 1999.

[gameFACE]

Considering the stakes it's the best dunk in franchise history followed a few minutes later by the best 3pt shot in franchise history.

Damn, makes me wish the Spurs had an Horry type player right now instead of Bonner or Blair. High IQ, good post player, good height, balls of steel.

[manufan10]

Considering the stakes it's the best dunk in franchise history followed a few minutes later by the 2nd best 3pt shot in franchise history.

Damn, makes me wish the Spurs had an Horry type player right now instead of Bonner or Blair. High IQ, good post player, good height, balls of steel.

fify

The Memorial Day Miracle is the best 3 pt shot in franchise history.

[gameFACE]

Stakes weren't as high.

[z0sa]

exactly

[therealtruth]

Horry had long arms unlike his replacement.

[bus driver]

Now that's nice!

The only bad news: Bonner is his replacement.

, almost spit my water out

[CubanMustGo]

1:15

[superbigtime]

That dunk was my screensaver for the longest time.

[Sense]

He got us that le.. I miss him. Dunk is around :55

I remember jumping up and screaming as he did that.. and anxiously waiting to see if it was gonna be and AND1, love the reaction in crowd.

[crc21209]

Awesome memory! What's crazy is, IIRC, if that would've been a charge on Horry that would have been his 6th foul....

[baseline bum]

It has a pretty good case for most momentous dunk in franchise history. Only other candidates off the top of my head are Rose over Mutombo in 2003 or Duncan over Ostertag in 1999.

Gotta go with Malik there.

[baseline bum]

Considering the stakes it's the best dunk in franchise history followed a few minutes later by the best 3pt shot in franchise history.

Damn, makes me wish the Spurs had an Horry type player right now instead of Bonner or Blair. High IQ, good post player, good height, balls of steel.

Best three pointer? You're underestimating it; Rob's three is the best shot period in the history of the franchise.