Knicks · Official "Great moments in Knicks history" thread! (page 2)

mreinman wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

mreinman wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:I remember watching this game, led to the "Trent Tucker rule"

that was not the game.

It was against Chicago and there was .1 left.

In your clip he shot the ball with 1.5 remaining in the clock.

Lol, you're right. Really did watch the game back then, must be getting old, yikes!

yeah that was a great moment!

Yes it was, its coming back to me now. Happens more as I get older. Here is the clip and a buzzer beater from David Lee.

Anyone remember this one? NBA teams would play the rest of the world in the McDonalds open. We were about to be the first NBA team to lose to a squad from overseas when Gerald Wilkins hit a 3 pointer with time running out to send it to overtime. The Knicks eventually won the game and went on to win the tournament.

GustavBahler wrote:Anyone remember this one? NBA teams would play the rest of the world in the McDonalds open. We were about to be the first NBA team to lose to a squad from overseas when Gerald Wilkins hit a 3 pointer with time running out to send it to overtime. The Knicks eventually won the game and went on to win the tournament.

I remember that one. That tournament was the first time I saw Toni Kukoc play.

Bring back Gus johnson!!!!

BigDaddyG wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:Anyone remember this one? NBA teams would play the rest of the world in the McDonalds open. We were about to be the first NBA team to lose to a squad from overseas when Gerald Wilkins hit a 3 pointer with time running out to send it to overtime. The Knicks eventually won the game and went on to win the tournament.

I remember that one. That tournament was the first time I saw Toni Kukoc play.

Thats right. I remember Jordan and Pippen destroying Kukoc before he became a Bull in another game, forget when. They didnt like all the attention he was getting from Mgmt.