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1º Lakers x Blazers - NBA Neste jogo emocionante, Kobe Bryant e Shaquille O’Neal deram uma pequena amostra do que viriam a ser dali para frente — verdadeiros ícones na história do basquete mundial. Depois de perder 13 lances seguidos, os visitantes Blazers não deram mais conta de segurar os Lakers, que seguiram como um trem desgovernado em direção à vitória massacrante 
2º Yankees x Diamondbacks - World Series  Para resumir, esta partida teve absolutamente de tudo um pouco. Entre outras coisas, no final da partida, Mariano Rivera, ídolo do Yankees, cometeu um erro monumental. Por causa disso, os Diamondbacks não só levaram no placar final, como também terminaram com uma dinastia do time novaiorquino, colocando o último prego em seu caixão
3º Final da Conferência Oeste da NBA em 2002 - Lakers x Kings Neste jogo histórico, Mike Bibby carregou o time do Sacramento das costas a noite inteira, terminando a partida com 29 pontos. Do outro lado da batalha, os astros do Los Angeles brilharam como nunca – especialmente Shaquille O’Neal e Kobe Bryant, claro
4º Red Sox x Yankees - Beisebol This game represents perhaps the best of a whole truckload of classic Red Sox-Yankee moments. With rivalry, pride and a trip to the World Series on the line, New York found yet another way to come out on top, thanks to the unlikeliest of heroes. In the bottom of the 11th, with the game tied 5-5, Yankee whipping boy Aaron Boone got the best of veteran Tim Wakefield, driving his unpredictable knuckleball well beyond the left field wall. The moment was made-for-movie dramatic, and so was what transpired in the moments to follow: Look closely at the replay, and you’ll notice Mariano Rivera piously bent over on the mound, as if wholly indebted to the baseball gods.
5º Semifinal da Conferência Oeste de 2006 - Mavericks x Spurs For the Mavs, a once-promising year—which included a 60-win regular season—looked all but over. They had blown a 3-1 series lead, and then, in the all-important Game 7, allowed the Spurs to battle back from a 20-point deficit. But even with all the momentum squarely in San Antonio’s corner, Dirk Nowitzki would not be denied. With his team trailing by three and less than a minute to play, Nowitzki tied the game on a clutch and-1 layup and then forced overtime with an equally significant block on Tim Duncan's game-winning attempt. Once they got to overtime, the Nowitzki-led Mavs completely took over, outscoring the Spurs 15-7 en route to an emotional win. It’s worth noting that the game was also buoyed by two legendary performances. Tim Duncan contributed 41 points and 15 rebounds to the San Antonio effort but came up short, thanks in large part to Nowitzki, who went off for 37 points and 15 rebounds of his own.
6º Semifinais da Conferência Leste de 2009 - Hurricanes x Devils With a one-goal lead and less than two minutes remaining in the final period, New Jersey had all but punched its ticket to the Stanley Cup Final, especially with the great Martin Brodeur in net. Unfortunately for New Jersey, Carolina had other things in mind. With just one minute, 20 seconds to play, the Hurricanes used some nifty passing to find the back of the net, tying the game 3-3. It was a momentum-killing goal for the Devils to be sure, but one they were certain they’d overcome in overtime. But, as Lee Corso loves to say, "Not so fast!" Roughly one minute later, with just :31 to play in regulation, Eric Staal stunned Devils everywhere, beating Brodeur with a vicious slap shot and sending Carolina to the conference final via the 4-3 victory.
7º Semifinais da Conferência Leste de 2010 - Flyers x Bruins With a trip to the Stanley Cup Final on the line, Boston used home ice to its fullest advantage, taking a commanding 3-0 lead less than 15 minutes into the game. But in hockey, no lead is safe, which Philadelphia had already proved, battling back from a 3-0 series deficit to force the all-important Game 7. And by the midway point in the second period, the Flyers had already done it again, knotting the score up at 3-3. Both teams were threats over the next 20-plus minutes, but it was Simon Gagne who completed Philadelphia’s comeback bid, scoring the game-winning goal with 12:52 to play in the third. Thanks to 22 saves from Michael Leighton, the seventh-seeded Flyers hung on late to advance to the Stanley Cup Final, where they faced another unlikely participant in the eighth-seeded Montreal Canadiens.
8º Quartas de final da Conferência Leste de 2013 - Bruins x Maple Leafs This one may not have been for all the marbles, but that doesn’t negate the drama it delivered. We should first acknowledge that this game never even takes place if Boston doesn’t first blow a 3-1 series lead. The Bruins did, however, and also trailed 4-1 late in Game 7. But when it comes to sports, we all know one thing by now: Anything can happen. With all the momentum in the world firmly in Toronto’s corner and next to nothing going Boston’s way, the tide inexplicably turned. The Bruins cut the deficit to two roughly halfway through the third period, and then, in legendary fashion, they pulled their goalie and scored twice more in the game’s final two minutes. With destiny finally on Boston’s side, Patrice Bergeron did it again (he also scored the game-tying goal in regulation), sealing the deal in overtime with a dramatic series-clinching goal. To better understand it all, check out the emotional Jack Edwards on the final call.
9º Final da NBA de 2013 - Miami Heat x San Antonio Spurs In this series, Game 6 gets all the glory—and for good reason—but Game 7 was a classic in its own right. LeBron James went crazy, scoring 37 points and grabbing 12 rebounds to win his second-consecutive NBA title. It was no easy task, however. Throughout the battle, neither team led by more than seven points, and the game was tied on 11 occasions. Fans were biting their nails late, too. Down by two with less than a minute to play, Tim Duncan—who finished with 24 points and 12 rebounds—found daylight and a quality look but missed it, as well as a follow-up attempt right under the hoop. From there, it was all King James. On the very next play—with the Spurs begging him to settle from the outside—James nailed a jumper to give his team a four-point lead. He then followed that up with a steal and two made free throws, ensuring victory and yet another NBA title. For his incredible yearlong efforts, James became just the third player in league history to win Finals MVP and regular-season MVP in the same season on more than one occasion.
10º Giants x Royals - Beisebol We had to reach deep into the history books to find this one—all the way back to October 2014. Of course, context is everything here: This game makes the list not just for what transpired in Game 7 but for what took place in Game 5 as well. In one of baseball’s all-time postseason performances, San Francisco ace Madison Bumgarner threw nine brilliant innings of four-hit, shutout baseball, handing his Giants the victory and a 3-2 series lead. So when the Royals won Game 6 and forced a Game 7—which was to be played just three days after Game 5—an important question arose: How many innings can San Francisco get out of its ace on only two days of rest? Many argued none, some said two and a few went as far as to suggest three. But no one could have predicted what happened next. With the Giants clinging to a 3-2 lead, manager Bruce Bochy called Bumgarner’s name sooner than anyone anticipated, turning to his ace at the start of the fifth inning. While most were sure he jumped the gun, Bochy’s decision was really a stroke of genius. Bumgarner proceeded to throw five more innings of two-hit, shutout baseball, again delivering his team victory on a silver platter. The effort concluded a dramatic Game 7 but, more importantly, put an exclamation point on the pitcher’s historic postseason play. In the end, Bumgarner didn’t just win the Giants a third championship in five years; he cemented his spot among baseball's all-time great playoff performers.

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1º Lakers x Blazers - NBA Neste jogo emocionante, Kobe Bryant e Shaquille O’Neal deram uma pequena amostra do que viriam a ser dali para frente — verdadeiros ícones na história do basquete mundial. Depois de perder 13 lances seguidos, os visitantes Blazers não deram mais conta de segurar os Lakers, que seguiram como um trem desgovernado em direção à vitória massacrante 
2º Yankees x Diamondbacks - World Series  Para resumir, esta partida teve absolutamente de tudo um pouco. Entre outras coisas, no final da partida, Mariano Rivera, ídolo do Yankees, cometeu um erro monumental. Por causa disso, os Diamondbacks não só levaram no placar final, como também terminaram com uma dinastia do time novaiorquino, colocando o último prego em seu caixão
3º Final da Conferência Oeste da NBA em 2002 - Lakers x Kings Neste jogo histórico, Mike Bibby carregou o time do Sacramento das costas a noite inteira, terminando a partida com 29 pontos. Do outro lado da batalha, os astros do Los Angeles brilharam como nunca – especialmente Shaquille O’Neal e Kobe Bryant, claro
4º Red Sox x Yankees - Beisebol This game represents perhaps the best of a whole truckload of classic Red Sox-Yankee moments. With rivalry, pride and a trip to the World Series on the line, New York found yet another way to come out on top, thanks to the unlikeliest of heroes. In the bottom of the 11th, with the game tied 5-5, Yankee whipping boy Aaron Boone got the best of veteran Tim Wakefield, driving his unpredictable knuckleball well beyond the left field wall. The moment was made-for-movie dramatic, and so was what transpired in the moments to follow: Look closely at the replay, and you’ll notice Mariano Rivera piously bent over on the mound, as if wholly indebted to the baseball gods.
5º Semifinal da Conferência Oeste de 2006 - Mavericks x Spurs For the Mavs, a once-promising year—which included a 60-win regular season—looked all but over. They had blown a 3-1 series lead, and then, in the all-important Game 7, allowed the Spurs to battle back from a 20-point deficit. But even with all the momentum squarely in San Antonio’s corner, Dirk Nowitzki would not be denied. With his team trailing by three and less than a minute to play, Nowitzki tied the game on a clutch and-1 layup and then forced overtime with an equally significant block on Tim Duncan's game-winning attempt. Once they got to overtime, the Nowitzki-led Mavs completely took over, outscoring the Spurs 15-7 en route to an emotional win. It’s worth noting that the game was also buoyed by two legendary performances. Tim Duncan contributed 41 points and 15 rebounds to the San Antonio effort but came up short, thanks in large part to Nowitzki, who went off for 37 points and 15 rebounds of his own.
6º Semifinais da Conferência Leste de 2009 - Hurricanes x Devils With a one-goal lead and less than two minutes remaining in the final period, New Jersey had all but punched its ticket to the Stanley Cup Final, especially with the great Martin Brodeur in net. Unfortunately for New Jersey, Carolina had other things in mind. With just one minute, 20 seconds to play, the Hurricanes used some nifty passing to find the back of the net, tying the game 3-3. It was a momentum-killing goal for the Devils to be sure, but one they were certain they’d overcome in overtime. But, as Lee Corso loves to say, "Not so fast!" Roughly one minute later, with just :31 to play in regulation, Eric Staal stunned Devils everywhere, beating Brodeur with a vicious slap shot and sending Carolina to the conference final via the 4-3 victory.
7º Semifinais da Conferência Leste de 2010 - Flyers x Bruins With a trip to the Stanley Cup Final on the line, Boston used home ice to its fullest advantage, taking a commanding 3-0 lead less than 15 minutes into the game. But in hockey, no lead is safe, which Philadelphia had already proved, battling back from a 3-0 series deficit to force the all-important Game 7. And by the midway point in the second period, the Flyers had already done it again, knotting the score up at 3-3. Both teams were threats over the next 20-plus minutes, but it was Simon Gagne who completed Philadelphia’s comeback bid, scoring the game-winning goal with 12:52 to play in the third. Thanks to 22 saves from Michael Leighton, the seventh-seeded Flyers hung on late to advance to the Stanley Cup Final, where they faced another unlikely participant in the eighth-seeded Montreal Canadiens.
8º Quartas de final da Conferência Leste de 2013 - Bruins x Maple Leafs This one may not have been for all the marbles, but that doesn’t negate the drama it delivered. We should first acknowledge that this game never even takes place if Boston doesn’t first blow a 3-1 series lead. The Bruins did, however, and also trailed 4-1 late in Game 7. But when it comes to sports, we all know one thing by now: Anything can happen. With all the momentum in the world firmly in Toronto’s corner and next to nothing going Boston’s way, the tide inexplicably turned. The Bruins cut the deficit to two roughly halfway through the third period, and then, in legendary fashion, they pulled their goalie and scored twice more in the game’s final two minutes. With destiny finally on Boston’s side, Patrice Bergeron did it again (he also scored the game-tying goal in regulation), sealing the deal in overtime with a dramatic series-clinching goal. To better understand it all, check out the emotional Jack Edwards on the final call.
9º Final da NBA de 2013 - Miami Heat x San Antonio Spurs In this series, Game 6 gets all the glory—and for good reason—but Game 7 was a classic in its own right. LeBron James went crazy, scoring 37 points and grabbing 12 rebounds to win his second-consecutive NBA title. It was no easy task, however. Throughout the battle, neither team led by more than seven points, and the game was tied on 11 occasions. Fans were biting their nails late, too. Down by two with less than a minute to play, Tim Duncan—who finished with 24 points and 12 rebounds—found daylight and a quality look but missed it, as well as a follow-up attempt right under the hoop. From there, it was all King James. On the very next play—with the Spurs begging him to settle from the outside—James nailed a jumper to give his team a four-point lead. He then followed that up with a steal and two made free throws, ensuring victory and yet another NBA title. For his incredible yearlong efforts, James became just the third player in league history to win Finals MVP and regular-season MVP in the same season on more than one occasion.
10º Giants x Royals - Beisebol We had to reach deep into the history books to find this one—all the way back to October 2014. Of course, context is everything here: This game makes the list not just for what transpired in Game 7 but for what took place in Game 5 as well. In one of baseball’s all-time postseason performances, San Francisco ace Madison Bumgarner threw nine brilliant innings of four-hit, shutout baseball, handing his Giants the victory and a 3-2 series lead. So when the Royals won Game 6 and forced a Game 7—which was to be played just three days after Game 5—an important question arose: How many innings can San Francisco get out of its ace on only two days of rest? Many argued none, some said two and a few went as far as to suggest three. But no one could have predicted what happened next. With the Giants clinging to a 3-2 lead, manager Bruce Bochy called Bumgarner’s name sooner than anyone anticipated, turning to his ace at the start of the fifth inning. While most were sure he jumped the gun, Bochy’s decision was really a stroke of genius. Bumgarner proceeded to throw five more innings of two-hit, shutout baseball, again delivering his team victory on a silver platter. The effort concluded a dramatic Game 7 but, more importantly, put an exclamation point on the pitcher’s historic postseason play. In the end, Bumgarner didn’t just win the Giants a third championship in five years; he cemented his spot among baseball's all-time great playoff performers.

1º Lakers x Blazers - NBA Neste jogo emocionante, Kobe Bryant e Shaquille O’Neal deram uma pequena amostra do que viriam a ser dali para frente — verdadeiros ícones na história do basquete mundial. Depois de perder 13 lances seguidos, os visitantes B...

1º Lakers x Blazers - NBA Neste jogo emocionante, Kobe Bryant e Shaquille O’Neal deram uma pequena amostra do que viriam a ser dali para frente — verdadeiros ícones na história do basquete mundial. Depois de perder 13 lances seguidos, os visitantes Blazers não deram mais conta de segurar os Lakers, que seguiram como um trem desgovernado em direção à vitória massacrante 

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