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John Stockton's Buzzer-Beater Sends Utah Jazz to the NBA Finals vs. Rockets

TG Classic Sports· youtube.com

#playoffs#game winner#nba#utah jazz#john stockton

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This is a historic NBA playoff clip shared by TG Classic Sports on social media, capturing John Stockton's legendary buzzer-beater that sent the Utah Jazz to the NBA Finals on May 29, 1997. The video shows Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals between the Jazz and Houston Rockets at the Summit in Houston, with the Jazz winning 103-100.

John Stockton drains a three-pointer with just 2.8 seconds remaining in regulation, eliminating the Rockets and advancing the Jazz to their first-ever NBA Finals appearance

The play is particularly dramatic because Houston's defense breaks down catastrophically — nobody picks up Stockton on the inbound play at half court, leaving him wide open for the shot

Stockton finishes the game with 25 points and 13 assists, including a scorching 15 points in the fourth quarter alone, demonstrating clutch performance when it mattered most

The broadcast captures Charles Barkley (playing for Houston) smiling nervously while looking over at the Jazz huddle before the final play, a moment laden with dramatic irony given what's about to happen

The commentators note this is the Jazz franchise's proudest moment ever and capture the rare sight of the typically stoic Stockton and Karl Malone showing overwhelming emotion after years of playoff heartbreak

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