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1988 NBA ECSF Hawks Celtics Game 7 (5 of 6)
***If you want to watch a video in high quality put this at the end of the video's internet address (url) &fmt=18 *** From NBA.Com The 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics came down to a seventh game at Boston Garden. And while basketball is a team game, this one came down to an old-fashioned shootout between Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins and Boston's Larry Bird. "It was like two gunfighters waiting to blink," recalled Celtics forward Kevin McHale. "There was one stretch that was as pure a form of basketball as you're ever going to see." The game was tied 86-86 with 10:26 to play when the teams' respective stars took over. "They each put their team on their back and said, `Let's go,'" said Hawks Coach Mike Fratello. Bird fired the first shot, a jumper with 10:03 to play, and went on to score nine points in a span of 1:58. But Atlanta stayed close and drew even again at 99-99 on a basket by Wilkins with 5:57 left. Bird scored 11 points after that, including the go-ahead basket with 3:34 to play and a stunning three-pointer over Wilkins with 1:43 left. Wilkins matched Bird's 11 points during that stretch, but it was not enough. With his team down by two points with one second left, Wilkins intentionally missed the second of two free throws, but Boston's Robert Parish tipped the rebound to teammate Dennis Johnson as the buzzer sounded and the Celtics had a 118-116 victory. Wilkins ended up with a game-high 47 points, but it was the Celtics who were left standing at the end thanks to Bird, who finished with 34 points on 15-for-24 from the field, 20 of those points coming in the fourth quarter. "He wanted it," said Don Chaney, an assistant coach with the Hawks at the time but a former teammate of Bird's. "He wanted the ball and he came through. That's what superstars are made of."
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Josh Smith Block On Devin Harris
Josh Smith Block On Devin Harris earns DOTN honors with a smothering swat on the Mavericks
Author: ErikNBA |
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NBA Season 2008 - The Ultimate Highlight Reel
This is a mix about the season 2007 and 2008. It includes the surprises and outstanding performances of that season. Kobe Bryant became MVP, young teams like the Portland Trailblazers, New Orleans Hornets and Atlanta Hawks rose up, the Houston Rockets made a new record winning games straight and players like Rudy Gay or Jamario Moon had their coming out. This is a pure highlight reel, just dunks, facials, 360 by Vince Carter and Jason Richardson, blocks and crazy plays by Jamal Crawford or Chris Paul. Enjoy!
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1988 NBA ECSF Hawks Celtics Game 7 (2 of 6)
***If you want to watch a video in high quality put this at the end of the video's internet address (url) &fmt=18 *** From NBA.Com The 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics came down to a seventh game at Boston Garden. And while basketball is a team game, this one came down to an old-fashioned shootout between Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins and Boston's Larry Bird. "It was like two gunfighters waiting to blink," recalled Celtics forward Kevin McHale. "There was one stretch that was as pure a form of basketball as you're ever going to see." The game was tied 86-86 with 10:26 to play when the teams' respective stars took over. "They each put their team on their back and said, `Let's go,'" said Hawks Coach Mike Fratello. Bird fired the first shot, a jumper with 10:03 to play, and went on to score nine points in a span of 1:58. But Atlanta stayed close and drew even again at 99-99 on a basket by Wilkins with 5:57 left. Bird scored 11 points after that, including the go-ahead basket with 3:34 to play and a stunning three-pointer over Wilkins with 1:43 left. Wilkins matched Bird's 11 points during that stretch, but it was not enough. With his team down by two points with one second left, Wilkins intentionally missed the second of two free throws, but Boston's Robert Parish tipped the rebound to teammate Dennis Johnson as the buzzer sounded and the Celtics had a 118-116 victory. Wilkins ended up with a game-high 47 points, but it was the Celtics who were left standing at the end thanks to Bird, who finished with 34 points on 15-for-24 from the field, 20 of those points coming in the fourth quarter. "He wanted it," said Don Chaney, an assistant coach with the Hawks at the time but a former teammate of Bird's. "He wanted the ball and he came through. That's what superstars are made of."
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Boston Celtics Playoff 2008 Tribute Mix Giaky_15 1° Chapter
the first chapter of this nba playoff 2008 for the champions: boston celtics vs Atlanta Hawks vs Cleveland Cavs
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Atlanta Hawks
Halftime Show
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1988 NBA ECSF Hawks Celtics Game 7 (1 of 6)
***If you want to watch a video in high quality put this at the end of the video's internet address (url) &fmt=18 *** From NBA.Com The 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics came down to a seventh game at Boston Garden. And while basketball is a team game, this one came down to an old-fashioned shootout between Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins and Boston's Larry Bird. "It was like two gunfighters waiting to blink," recalled Celtics forward Kevin McHale. "There was one stretch that was as pure a form of basketball as you're ever going to see." The game was tied 86-86 with 10:26 to play when the teams' respective stars took over. "They each put their team on their back and said, `Let's go,'" said Hawks Coach Mike Fratello. Bird fired the first shot, a jumper with 10:03 to play, and went on to score nine points in a span of 1:58. But Atlanta stayed close and drew even again at 99-99 on a basket by Wilkins with 5:57 left. Bird scored 11 points after that, including the go-ahead basket with 3:34 to play and a stunning three-pointer over Wilkins with 1:43 left. Wilkins matched Bird's 11 points during that stretch, but it was not enough. With his team down by two points with one second left, Wilkins intentionally missed the second of two free throws, but Boston's Robert Parish tipped the rebound to teammate Dennis Johnson as the buzzer sounded and the Celtics had a 118-116 victory. Wilkins ended up with a game-high 47 points, but it was the Celtics who were left standing at the end thanks to Bird, who finished with 34 points on 15-for-24 from the field, 20 of those points coming in the fourth quarter. "He wanted it," said Don Chaney, an assistant coach with the Hawks at the time but a former teammate of Bird's. "He wanted the ball and he came through. That's what superstars are made of."
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Jamario Moon Dunk (vs. Hawks)
toronto raptors vs atlanta hawks april 2nd 2008
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1988 NBA ECSF Hawks Celtics Game 7 (4 of 6)
***If you want to watch a video in high quality put this at the end of the video's internet address (url) &fmt=18 *** From NBA.Com The 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics came down to a seventh game at Boston Garden. And while basketball is a team game, this one came down to an old-fashioned shootout between Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins and Boston's Larry Bird. "It was like two gunfighters waiting to blink," recalled Celtics forward Kevin McHale. "There was one stretch that was as pure a form of basketball as you're ever going to see." The game was tied 86-86 with 10:26 to play when the teams' respective stars took over. "They each put their team on their back and said, `Let's go,'" said Hawks Coach Mike Fratello. Bird fired the first shot, a jumper with 10:03 to play, and went on to score nine points in a span of 1:58. But Atlanta stayed close and drew even again at 99-99 on a basket by Wilkins with 5:57 left. Bird scored 11 points after that, including the go-ahead basket with 3:34 to play and a stunning three-pointer over Wilkins with 1:43 left. Wilkins matched Bird's 11 points during that stretch, but it was not enough. With his team down by two points with one second left, Wilkins intentionally missed the second of two free throws, but Boston's Robert Parish tipped the rebound to teammate Dennis Johnson as the buzzer sounded and the Celtics had a 118-116 victory. Wilkins ended up with a game-high 47 points, but it was the Celtics who were left standing at the end thanks to Bird, who finished with 34 points on 15-for-24 from the field, 20 of those points coming in the fourth quarter. "He wanted it," said Don Chaney, an assistant coach with the Hawks at the time but a former teammate of Bird's. "He wanted the ball and he came through. That's what superstars are made of."
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Atlanta Hawks
A tribute to the most exciting team in the NBA. The league should watch out
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Shelden Williams Mix by Patrys15
Shelden Williams Remix. THANKS LONGER01 AND THEKINGMISIEK.
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1988 NBA ECSF Hawks Celtics Game 7 (3 of 6)
***If you want to watch a video in high quality put this at the end of the video's internet address (url) &fmt=18 *** From NBA.Com The 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics came down to a seventh game at Boston Garden. And while basketball is a team game, this one came down to an old-fashioned shootout between Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins and Boston's Larry Bird. "It was like two gunfighters waiting to blink," recalled Celtics forward Kevin McHale. "There was one stretch that was as pure a form of basketball as you're ever going to see." The game was tied 86-86 with 10:26 to play when the teams' respective stars took over. "They each put their team on their back and said, `Let's go,'" said Hawks Coach Mike Fratello. Bird fired the first shot, a jumper with 10:03 to play, and went on to score nine points in a span of 1:58. But Atlanta stayed close and drew even again at 99-99 on a basket by Wilkins with 5:57 left. Bird scored 11 points after that, including the go-ahead basket with 3:34 to play and a stunning three-pointer over Wilkins with 1:43 left. Wilkins matched Bird's 11 points during that stretch, but it was not enough. With his team down by two points with one second left, Wilkins intentionally missed the second of two free throws, but Boston's Robert Parish tipped the rebound to teammate Dennis Johnson as the buzzer sounded and the Celtics had a 118-116 victory. Wilkins ended up with a game-high 47 points, but it was the Celtics who were left standing at the end thanks to Bird, who finished with 34 points on 15-for-24 from the field, 20 of those points coming in the fourth quarter. "He wanted it," said Don Chaney, an assistant coach with the Hawks at the time but a former teammate of Bird's. "He wanted the ball and he came through. That's what superstars are made of."
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Atlanta Hawks Mix
Atlanta Hawks Mix. 2007-2008 season.
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NBA Season 2008 - The Ultimate Highlight Reel
This is a mix about the season 2007 and 2008. It includes the surprises and outstanding performances of that season. Kobe Bryant became MVP, young teams like the Portland Trailblazers, New Orleans Hornets and Atlanta Hawks rose up, the Houston Rockets made a new record winning games straight and players like Rudy Gay or Jamario Moon had their coming out. This is a pure highlight reel, just dunks, facials, 360 by Vince Carter and Jason Richardson, blocks and crazy plays by Jamal Crawford or Chris Paul. Enjoy!
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Celtics - Hawks Game 7 Intro
Jumbotron Intro
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Kobe vs Atlanta Hawks
Kobe Bryant destroying the Atlanta Hawks single handedly. He was on fire so they called a time-out lol. WOW! Kobe is the best!
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1988 NBA ECSF Hawks Celtics Game 7 (6 of 6)
***If you want to watch a video in high quality put this at the end of the video's internet address (url) &fmt=18 *** From NBA.Com The 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics came down to a seventh game at Boston Garden. And while basketball is a team game, this one came down to an old-fashioned shootout between Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins and Boston's Larry Bird. "It was like two gunfighters waiting to blink," recalled Celtics forward Kevin McHale. "There was one stretch that was as pure a form of basketball as you're ever going to see." The game was tied 86-86 with 10:26 to play when the teams' respective stars took over. "They each put their team on their back and said, `Let's go,'" said Hawks Coach Mike Fratello. Bird fired the first shot, a jumper with 10:03 to play, and went on to score nine points in a span of 1:58. But Atlanta stayed close and drew even again at 99-99 on a basket by Wilkins with 5:57 left. Bird scored 11 points after that, including the go-ahead basket with 3:34 to play and a stunning three-pointer over Wilkins with 1:43 left. Wilkins matched Bird's 11 points during that stretch, but it was not enough. With his team down by two points with one second left, Wilkins intentionally missed the second of two free throws, but Boston's Robert Parish tipped the rebound to teammate Dennis Johnson as the buzzer sounded and the Celtics had a 118-116 victory. Wilkins ended up with a game-high 47 points, but it was the Celtics who were left standing at the end thanks to Bird, who finished with 34 points on 15-for-24 from the field, 20 of those points coming in the fourth quarter. "He wanted it," said Don Chaney, an assistant coach with the Hawks at the time but a former teammate of Bird's. "He wanted the ball and he came through. That's what superstars are made of."
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Chris Bosh Facial On Josh Smith
Josh Smith just ate Bosh's armpit
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NBA vs AND1: Dunks & Crossovers
a mix of all the NBA moves and AND1 streetball moves, what do u think is better? atlanta hawks joe johnson josh smith boston celtics ray allen kevin garnett paul pierce charlotte bobcats okafor gerald wallace jason richardson chicago bulls ben wallace ben gordon hinrich cleveland cavaliers lebron james larry hughes ilgauskas dallas mavericks nowitzki dirk josh howard denver nuggets allen iverson marcus camby carmelo anthony kenyon martin detroit pistons sheed wallace billups richard hamilton prince golden state warriors baron davis stephen jackson chris webber houston rockets tracy mcgrady yao ming indiana pacers jermaine o'neal los angeles lakers kobe bryant pau gasol lamar odom andrew bynum clippers elton brand corey maggette milwaukee bucks michael reed yi jianlian minnesota timberwolves al jefferson miami heat dwyane wade shaquile o'neal ricky davis alonzo mourning memphis grizzlies juan carlos navarro mike miller rudy gay new jersey nets vince carter jason kidd richard jefferson new york knicks eddy curry jamal crowford nate robinson new orleans hornets chris paul tyson chandler david west orlndo magic hedo turkoglu dwight howard rashard lewis philadelphia sixers 76ers andre iguodala andre miller portland trailblazers brandon roy lamarcus aldridge phoenix suns steve nash amare stoudemire shawn marion grant hill leandro barbosa san antonio spurs tim duncan emanuel ginobili tony parker sacramento kings ron artest mike bibby brad miller seattle supersonics kevin durant jeff green toronto raptors chris bosh andrea bargnani calderon anthony parker tj ford utah jazz deron williams andrei kirilenko carlos boozer mehmet okur washington wizards antawn jamison gilbert arenas caron butler nba nba finals basket basketball NBA nba Nba nbA fireman lil wayne basket kobe bryant bryant 24 8 kb24 kb8 los angeles lakers L.A. phil jackson yao ming sex paris hilton new york yankees funny videos commercials movies europe wwe john cena triple h tiger woods nba playoffs nba finals the big bang theory lindsey lohan britney spears michael jackson ronny turiaf ashton martin cars stunts insane stunts car tricks bill gates ferrari kb24 nba stunts nba commercials nike hyperdunk shoes nike shoes 50cent rap kanye west American idol nba finals western confrence 2008 history game 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 highlights NBA NBC Finals Basketball Lakers Celtics Rivalry Championship 2008 Los Angeles Boston Roundball Rock John Tesh Sports there can only be one magic bird amaing half court shot big 3 where amazing happens smosh nigahiga kevjumba happyslip laker kobe bryant massive stunt aston martin jump over car real special effect kobe bryant Michael Jordan highlights 81 new music power 106 chris brown forever americas best dance crew 2 super crew (more)
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All Access Atlanta Hawks
All Access Atlanta Hawks,Go behind the scenes and get access to the young, ever-improving Atlanta Hawks as they go through their daily practice routine.
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