14 Years Ago

[lakerhaterade]

SpursDynasty, my favorite poster tbh

[TheGoldStandard]

I miss that Alamodome atmosphere, so many fans and so loud

[DarrinS]

Yes, I remember it well. Because I broke my ceiling fan.

[TampaDude]

I don't know why so many people make a big deal out of this shot. This is just another instance of sports writers and fans trying to make a storyline out of one shot.

Sean Elliott's shot was not a lucky play, a miracle, or a surprise or a shock. That's usually a shot that Sean Elliott could expect to make. He just went out on the court, shot a shot that he was supposed to shoot, and made it. Nothing more, nothing less. Great moment but it isn't an all-time greatest Spurs moment or anything. Elliott just made a shot he was supposed to make, and the Spurs beat a team they were supposed to beat. The Spurs could have beaten the 90's MJ Bulls that year.

Again, the so-called Memorial Day Miracle was not a miracle. Just another day at the office for the Spurs. Not trying to take away from that moment, but that's a routine shot for Elliott in 1999.

[TampaDude]

I remember it like it was yesterday. I still get chills when I listen to the call by Costas.