What is the best NBA Finals game of all time?

By YPB Team

NBA Finals history is written in legendary clutch moments, comeback victories, and individual brilliance under ultimate pressure. Which game do you consider the greatest Finals game ever played?

2016 Block and Shot

Game 7 against Golden State Warriors where LeBron's chase-down block and Kyrie Irving's three-pointer sealed Cleveland's comeback from 3-1.

1000pts

2013 Ray Allen Miracle

Game 6 against San Antonio Spurs where Ray Allen's corner three with 5 seconds left forced overtime and kept Miami's title hopes alive.

705pts

1993 Paxson's Three

Game 6 against Phoenix Suns where John Paxson's series-winning three-pointer with 3.9 seconds left gave Chicago its third straight title.

651pts

2021 Giannis 50 Points

Game 6 against Phoenix Suns where Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 50 points and blocked a potential tying shot to win Milwaukee's first title in 50 years.

617pts

2022 Warriors vs Celtics G6

Game 6 where Stephen Curry produced a Finals MVP performance with 34 points and the Warriors clinched their fourth title in eight years.

529pts

1997 Flu Game

Michael Jordan scored 38 points while visibly ill in Game 5 against Utah Jazz, delivering one of sports history's greatest individual performances.

396pts

1998 Jordan's Last Shot

Game 6 against Utah Jazz where Jordan's series-winning pull-up jumper over Bryon Russell sealed his sixth and final championship.

396pts

1970 Willis Reed Returns

Game 7 against Los Angeles Lakers where injured Willis Reed limped onto the court, inspiring the Knicks to their first championship.

396pts

1984 Bird vs Magic G7

The classic Game 7 showdown where Larry Bird outdueled Magic Johnson in the era's greatest rivalry, giving Boston its 15th championship.

396pts

2006 Wade's Game 3

Dwyane Wade's 42-point masterpiece in Game 3 against Dallas Mavericks, sparking Miami's comeback from 0-2 to win the series.

396pts

1958 Pettit 50 Points

Game 6 against Boston Celtics where Bob Pettit scored 50 points including 19 of St. Louis's final 21, a record that stood for decades.

302pts

1994 Hakeem Dream Shake

The Houston Rockets center's unstoppable post moves in Game 5 against the New York Knicks showcased the Dream Shake at its peak.

302pts

2007 LeBron's 29 Straight

Game 5 against San Antonio Spurs where LeBron scored 29 of Cleveland's last 30 points to stun the Spurs in a double-overtime classic.

176pts

1987 Magic's Junior Hook

Game 4 against Boston Celtics where Magic Johnson's sky hook with two seconds left gave Los Angeles a win in one of the rivalry's most dramatic moments.