LeBron James' Clutch Game 7 For Miami Heat, Michael Jordan's Last Shot On List Of Top Five All-Time NBA Finals Moments

5. 2013 NBA Finals Game 7 between the Antonio Spurs vs. Miami Heat) - "The King" Keeps His Crown

In one of the most scintillating National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals in recent history, the defending NBA champions Miami Heat, led by reigning Most Valuable Award award winner LeBron James, the Miami Heat pushed the four-time NBA champions San Antonio Spurs to seven games, after grueling and physical series. James, who had missed a game-tying three-pointer in Game 6 and facing criticism about not being "clutch", James iced the series for the Heat with 27.9 seconds left, nailing a long jumper to extend the lead to 92-88, holding off the Spurs to win his second title.

4. 2005 NBA Finals Game 5 between the San Antonio Spurs vs. the Detroit Pistons - "Big Shot" Bob Lives Up To His Reputation

Robert Horry always seemed to have a knack for being at the right place at the right time in key moments of championship games. Such was the case in Game 5 of the 2005 NBA Finals. Horry was left open, with 9.3 seconds left, as the Pistons doubled down on Manu Ginóbili in the corner. The Argentinian guard managed to get a bounce-pass to Horry who sealed the game for the Spurs, giving San Antonio a three games to two lead and eventually winning the title in seven games, winning their third NBA title.

3. 1970 NBA Finals Game 3 between the New York Knicks vs. the Los Angeles Lakers - "Mr. Clutch" Sends The Game Into Overtime

After Hall of Famer Dave DeBusschere put the Knicks up ahead by two points, with three seconds left in Game 3, a frustrated Wilt Chamberlain threw the inbound pass to the man also known as "The Logo", Jerry West. As Chamberlain was heading to the locker room, West heaved a miracle 60-foot jumper that tied the game 102-102 (the three-point line did not exist in this era of NBA basketball). Despite West's heroics, the Lakers lost the game and ended up losing the series to New York in seven games.

2. 1987 NBA Finals Game 4 between the Los Angeles Lakers vs. the Boston Celtics - Magic Johnson Drops A Tear Drop Sky-Hook To Break Boston's Heart

Down a point to their bitter rivals, the Boston Celtics, with 0:07 seconds on the clock, Johnson took the inbound pass at the wing, driving past forward Kevin McHale, into the paint, before lofting a sky-hook that towered over Hall of Famers McHale, center Robert Parrish, and forward Larry Bird to take a key victory on the road. The Lakers would go on to beat the Celtics four games to two, making it the last time Johnson would face Bird in the NBA Finals.

1. 1998 NBA Finals Game 6 between the Chicago Bulls vs. the Utah Jazz - "Air" Jordan Last Rodeo With The Bulls

Looking for his third straight title and sixth career title, Jordan showed the world why he was the best in the world with the last play of the game. Facing the elimination, Karl "The Mailman" Malone kicked a pass out to point guard John Stockton to put the Jazz up 86-83. After cutting the lead down to one with a quick layup to the hole, Jordan, with 37.1 seconds left, showed his Hall of Fame defensive skills by stealing the ball from Malone's hands, and put the game in hands, beating his defender, Byron Russell, off the dribble and draining the game-winning shot before riding off into the sunset.